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It's Oktoberfest time in Summerville as the Summerville Breakfast and Evening Rotary clubs gear up for a bash that will put the celebration on everyone's must attend list.
While Germany's Oktoberfest is a 16-day festival held annually beginning in mid- September through the first weekend in October, Summerville will cram 16 days worth of fun into it's second annual one-day event.
This year's Summerville Oktoberfest will be held September 21 from noon until 8 p.m. at the Golf Club at Wescott Plantation.
Oktoberfest will feature an authentic German food, a German Band, games and prizes for the eight-hour, day and night event.
"There will be something that will appeal to almost everybody," said Rotarian Frank Dreyer who along with Alex Arntz is heading up the event once again this year.
During the day, Oktoberfest will feature family and child-friendly games, food and contests. Versatile Beats Productions will provide music throughout the day. A jump castle for the kids will be in along with a magic show and face painting.
By night, the band will crank up with German music by Hans Schmidt's German Band.
The Best German Costume contest is bound to bring out the creative side for everyone. All are invited to "dress German."
The Stein hoisting contest and barrel races cry out for teams to join the fun and a brat-eating contest is planned for late afternoon.
Food and drink will be available for purchase from local vendors.
And what Oktoberfest would be caught without beer. Craft and Oktoberfest beers will be sold along with other non-alcoholic drinks.
Buy tickets at the door -- an easy $5 for anyone over the age of 3. Souvenir mugs will be available for purchase.
Sponsorships for the event are still available:
• Bavaria Package $1000
Includes Name & Logo on Event Banner, all printed materials, press release, 16 admission tickets and recognition at event.
• King Ludwig Package $500
Logo and Name on all printed materials, press release, 8 admission tickets and recognition at event.
• Munich Package $250
Logo and Name on all printed materials, press release, 4 admission tickets and recognition at event.
• Saxony Package $100
Name on all printed materials, press release, 2 admission tickets and recognition at event.
All proceeds will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, Summerville Miracle League, and Worldwide Clean Water Projects. Funds will also provide scholarship funds at CSU, Fort Dorchester, and TTC. Eyeglasses for Dorchester County District Two students, Dictionaries for DD2 3rd Grade students, Help of Summerville and
Pinelands Group Home.
For more
For more information about the event, go to www.summervilleoktoberfest.com.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – As the Chattanooga volleyball season approaches, Head Coach Travis Filar has just one last position to preview before the Mocs hit the road for the Georgia Tech Invitational in Atlanta, Ga., on Sept. 30. While considered two different positions, Filar and his staff combine the two to create "two attackers running first-tempo sets" – right-side hitters and middle blockers.
"We really want to make sure that when we have three attackers, we are running the middles and right sides as one," Filar said. "Both of those attackers are running first-tempo sets, so we kind of lump those two positions together."
Upon his arrival in Chattanooga, Filar installed the system and put Assistant Coach Taylor Wittmer in charge of the team's attackers.
"We train those positions together," Filar said. "Taylor Wittmer has done a really good job with those four student athletes."
Chattanooga returns three attackers to the court with junior Kasey Talley (Boiling Springs, S.C.), and sophomores Sarah Batterton (Colbert, Wash.) and Lauren Gainer (Boca Raton, Fla.) along with freshman Kendall Sexton (Orlando, Fla.).
"We have great experience coming back at that position," Filar stated. "We've only added one newcomer to that position so our returners all played a significant role last season. Their experience from the year before and having an entire spring with those three helps out tremendously."
Talley returns after playing only a handful of sets in 2012, out part of the season with an injury, but has returned to the gym strong for the Mocs. In the 45 sets played last season, the junior recorded 79 kills – averaging 1.76 per set – and totaled 26 blocks. Her blocking total ranked sixth on the team despite her time away from the court.
Batterton and Gainer enter their second seasons in Chattanooga after successful freshmen campaigns. Batterton finished second behind Christina Teter with 259 kills in 2012 and stood tall at the net with 61 blocks, ranking third. Gainer totaled 158 kills while registering 70 blocks to finish second in the ranks.
"Kasey already had one spring in our gym, and getting Sarah and Lauren time in the gym in the spring so they could fine-tune things from an attacking and blocking perspective was very important. Those three have really set the tone for us."
The Mocs round out the depth chart with Sexton joining Chattanooga in 2013. The incoming freshman was a 2012 Central Florida First Team selection and named the Bright House Sports Network's #12 player in Central Florida during her senior year at William R. Boone High School
"We have great depth already, and then you add Kendall Sexton to the chart. She is catching up to the speed of the college game and is making that transition very nicely. I think she is starting to really understand that and know how fast she has to be in the college game."
The Mocs take to the court Aug. 30 in Atlanta, Ga., to take on the College of Charleston in its season opener at the Georgia Tech Invitational.


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A new week has started with new keyboard shortcuts to learn or to review. As it's Monday, you're probably not ready for complicated stuff! J
So let's start nice and easy with a couple of keyboard shortcuts you probably know about…and if you don't, those are definitely shortcuts that you SHOULD be using every day!
Last week, we focused on How to use keyboard shortcuts in your Internet browser, specifically the tabs creations, navigating through the tabs and closing a tab. (BTW, I forgot one way to close a tab: it's " Alt ", then " F ", then " C "…but you're probably not going to use this one J)
This week, I'd like to focus on general use, common to pretty much any software, browser, games and other applications.
Did you know that you could navigate through your opened windows from your keyboard? YES, it's possible…and easy!
Take a look the picture: You can see that I have 5 opened windows.
– Hold the " Alt " button and press the " Tab " button several times. You will see the blue square moving from the left to the right. Release the " Alt " button when you reach the selected window.
– Hold the " Shift " button and press " Tab " if you went to far. You will move the square backward.
If you are running Windows Vista AIRO (sorry?) or Windows 7 (lucky you!): try to hold the " Windows " key (and " Shift " to go backward) and press tab. The result is the same then Alt+Tab but in 3D!!
On Windows XP, Windows+Tab will have you navigate through your opened windows, but in the navigation bar, without preview. Then press enter to display the page.
So, what do you like the most:
- Alt + Tab
- Windows + Tab
- I'm still mouse clicking…
Try it and leave a comment to let us know! And if you like it, share it with your friends!
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Nearly 2 million of the 4 million-strong Vietnamese diaspora live in the United States, with many having come in the immediate aftermath of the Vietnam War and during the long-running Indochinese refugee crisis. With April 30 marking the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, learn more about the Vietnamese diaspora in the United States and Vietnam's contemporary and historical migration experience.
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AARP Driver Safety Program
An AARP Driver Safety Program will be held July 16 and 17, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., at Madison Baptist Church. The eight-hour course will be taught by Tom Wills in the Fellowship Hall.
The program is coordinated through AARP and sponsored by Premier Bank and Madison Baptist Church. It is designed for drivers 50 years of age and older. Auto insurance discounts are given in most states to those who complete the course. Check with your insurance agent
Cost for the program is $12 for AARP members and $14 for non-members.
Deadline to sign up is July 1 and classes are limited. Pre-registration is required.
For more information or to sign up for the course, call Janet Yeager at 304-369-2646.
Public Service Announcement
The Food Handlers Classes will be held at the Public Health Building located near Danville, WV just off the Lick Creek Road. Dates and times are as follows:
Monday-July 8 2013—2:00p.m. & 6:00p.m.
Please note that under State Law any person(s) that is involved in the preparation or service of food for public consumption is required to attend a certified food service training course. The course will be conducted by Sandra Giles, Boone County Sanitarian.
Notice of Meeting
The Boone County Public Service District will hold its regular monthly Water and Wastewater meetings on Monday, July 8, 2013 at the Board office. If you wish to be on the agenda please call the Board office at 304-369-2622.
The Water Board meeting will open at 6:00 p.m., prevailing time, followed by the Wastewater meeting at its Board office room 101 of the Danville Community Center, Hopkins Avenue, Danville, West Virginia, for the following purposes:
1. Water Agenda
Approval of Invoices
Line Extensions
2. Wastewater Agenda
Aproval of Invoices
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Take a Kid Fishing Weekend
The John A. "Tony" Workman "Take a Kid Fishing Weekend" has been scheduled for July 6 & 7 2013. This annual event is a loose-knit endeavor to get kids out to the rivers and lakes and get them fishing!
No matter where you are, or what time you plan on doing it, take a kid fishing on July 6th or 7th 2013.
In remembrance of John A. "Tony" Workman, a Paramedic and former Coal Miner from Boone County, the "Take a Kid Fishing" weekend was developed to honor Tony's dedication to the community and to kids everywhere. Tony's love of the outdoors, especially fishing, was evident in his daily life. A great family man, Tony left this Earth on July 31 2012. He will be missed, but never forgotten.
Take part in this effort to show kids good sportsmanship and fishing etiquette and to teach kids how to fish and how to fish responsibly!
Health Fair
There will be a health fair and blood work at the Madison Nutrition Center at Lick Creek Road in Danville from 8 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday, July 10, 2013.
The cost is $15 for age 59 and under and free to Boone County residents 60 years of age and older. It is paid and sponsored by Boone County Community Organization. The blood work will be done by Boone Memorial Hospital.
Fasting 12 hours is required for the best results. Snacks will be provided.
For more information, call 304-369-0451.
Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
The Boone County Community Organization through the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program has received $20 vouchers for fruits and vegetables.
To be eligible to receive coupons you must be at least 60 years of age and have a photo ID and meet income guidelines.
The income guidelines are household of one, $1,772 monthly; household of two $2,392; household of three $3,011; household of four $3,631; and household of five $4,251. All before taxes.
BCCO staff will take applications beginning Monday, July 8, Monday through Friday at the Boone County office from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Coupons must be spent by Oct. 31, 2013.
Energy Express
Currently taking applications from K to 5th grade students of Madison and Brookview on June 24th to August 2nd, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
For more information call Ariel Price at 304-369-5344.
Farmers Market Vouchers
The Boone County WIC Office will once again be offering the Farmers Market Vouchers. These vouchers will be given out to those participants that are currently on WIC.
The participant must be up-to-date on their appointments and MUST bring their WIC folder with them.
Qualified WIC participants may come in to the WIC Office from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. on the following Tuesdays in July: 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th. August dates to be announced.
If you have any questions, please call the Boone County Health Department and ask for Gina at 304-369-7967.
Boone County 4-H Camp
Boone County 4-H Camp will be held July 21-26 at Glenwood Park in Princeton, WV. Camp is open to all county youth ages 9 (finished 3rd grade) to 21, and no prior experience in 4-H is required before attending.
The cost for camp is $50 for full price and $20 for those who qualify for free or reduced lunch, and scholarships are available for those with financial need. Transportation to camp is also provided.
For more information, call Philip See at the WVU Extension Office at 304-369-5869 or register online at www.boone.ext.wvu/4-h/camp
A Graley, Payne, Barker and Bush family reunion is planned for Saturday, July 20, at the Dartmont Park, beginning at noon.
Please bring a covered dish and spend the afternoon with family members and friends.
Free Clothing Give Away
A free clothing give away on July 20th at Morrisvale-Ryan Community Center from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Low cost spay and neutering options for dogs and cats
Want to get your pet fixed and stop having endless litters of puppies and kittens? We are planning on taking some animals to a low cost spay & neuter clinic and we will need volunteer drivers also. Please contact Jeanne at 304-369-9301 or email firstname.lastname@example.com Help stop pet overpopulation!
Neighborhood Watch meeting at Griffiths Branch
The next meeting will be held July 16, 2013, at Griffiths Branch Church of Christ in Uneeda at 6 p.m. Monthly meetings to be held the third Tuesday of every month starting in July.
Sherman High School's classes reunion
Sherman High School's classes of 1950, 1951, and 1952 will hold its Class Reunion on Saturday, September 14, 2013 at the Holiday Inn & Suites (formerly Ramada Inn) in South Charleston. Once again, members of the Sherman classes of the 1940's are invited to attend.
To obtain further details, update addresses, or request registration forms for graduates not on the Reunion's mailing list, please call (304) 836-5577. Registration deadline is August 31.
BCARSE meeting
The Boone County Association of Retired School Employees (BCARSE) will meet Wednesday, July 17, 2013, at Park Avenue Restaurant in Danville.
A historian from the Capitol's Cultural Arts Center will have the program. A great celebration of West Virginia's 150th birthday will be observed, as well as our nation's birthday. Come prepared for a celebratory time. Delores Cook will present the devotion.
Door prizes will be won and the 50/50 will be available. Special coins will be given to those that hold the "lucky number."
Diabetic Support Group
This group is sponsored by the Boone Co. Health Dept. and meets each month on the second Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Madison-Danville Nutrition Center at Lick Creek.
If you are a diabetic or someone you love is, joint us for informative programs, fun and fellowship. On occasion, we have "diabetic friendly" foods.
The next meeting is scheduled for Wed., July 10 at 2 p.m. at the Nutrition Center. The program will be presented by Ms. Liz Lawson, RN, from the Boone Co. Health Dept., titled "Vacation eating." Free and helpful literature for diabetic living is available.
Veteran's Memorial
Madison VFW Post 5578 is building a Veteran's Memorial to honor mothers of veterans and veterans. Purchase a brick for $50.
Call 304-369-6248 or mail to Daniel Boone VFW Post 5578 Attn: Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 272, Madison, WV 25130. Post 5578 is constructing a Veteran Memorial to honor the mothers' of Veterans and Veterans.
A Brick Campaign lets you send a special tribute, inspiring message or create a permanent legacy of caring.
Boone Memorial Hospital's Annual Health Fair
Boone Memorial Hospital's Annual Health Fair has been scheduled for Friday, October 4, 2013, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
There will be: *Discounted Blood Work; *Depression & Anxiety Screenings; *Diabetic Education; *Healthy Cooking show and free lunch; *Prizes; AND MUCH MORE!
No registration required for guests. However, if you would like to be an exhibitor and are not already on our mailing list please email your contact information to Event Coordinator, Karlie Belle Price to firstname.lastname@example.com
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They are doing a huge rebuild of It's a Small World but it won't open until mid November. The biggest thing they are doing is swaping out the water way for something deeper. The floom and boats were originally built back in 1964 for the New York World's Fair. Unfortunately, people have gained alot of weight since then and the boats have been getting stuck because of the additional pounds. Since you have small kids, you probably won't be able to get on some of the bigger rides such as Space Mountain. Disney does however, have a Parent swap system. At the enterance to the ride, ask the cast member for a child swap pass. Then you wait in line while you wife waits at the exit of the ride. Once you come off the ride, they will let your wife ride without having to get back in line again. Another thing to use is the FassPass system. You get a free ticket with a time stamp on it. You can then return anytime after the time on the card. Remember you don't have to use it within the timeframe given, you just can't use it earlier than your scheduled time.
We went to Disney a couple of years ago when the kids were 3 and 5, and we had them both carry a little card withour cells on them. They were told that if they got lost, to find an adult with a nametag and give them the card.
Disneyland has raised their ticket prices again. Parking is still $12 per car. Annual Pass blockout passes are $40 and the Southern California CityPass remains the same but will got up in January. The best offer right now is still the special $99 3 day ParkHopper available at most Major Southern California Grocery Stores but you have to be a southern california resident.First use must be by August 30th, 2008, but if it fits your schedule, it is half the price of a 3 day ParkHopper at the Main Ticket Windows, and even has a longer shelf life, as you have 45 days after first use to use the other 2 days.Also, the Advance Purchase 3 to 5 Day ParkHoppers at Disneyland.com remain the same price, so you can save $30 to $50 per ticket just buy paying in advance. And if you opt for the "eTicket" Print at Home option, You can also bypass the Ticket Booths and go straight to the Turnstiles.Also, many Travel Agents and Good Neighbor Hotels still have the old ticket stock on sale, so checking with them can get you the old prices on many tickets. This is also true for the tickets sold by many Credit Unions, Colleges, etc.As for Annual Passholders, if you are eligible for renewal, hang onto your printed order form that was sent to you by Disneyland. Disney will honor the old prices so long as you renew by mail and mail in the form by the date printed on the form. (The online renewal system will automatically charge you the new, higher prices).So shop around, and try and avoid buying your tickets at the Main Ticket Booths to save some money.Enjoy!
Nothing like resurrecting a old thread but you guys have to see this.There is a POV of the new Radiator Springs Racers ride at Disney California Adventure. It's part of the new Cars Land that opens this week. It makes Test Track look lame.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ktjTqo-ONc&feature=player_embedded
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Following last week's great flood of 2014,
Santa Rosa Golf & Beach Club hosted its annual Men's Member Guest welcome party Thursday night at The Vue on 30A to kick off the weekend of fun. Jim and Kathy Shepherd, Jerry Lancaster and Crawford Sandefur, Jim and Et Clarke, Jay and Libby Martin, Rick and Karen Schoonover, Ty and Jackie Lee, Kent and Peggy Lillie, Jack and Pam Townes, Bill and Lois Crane, Chris and Joni Lawson, Charlie and Barbara McQuagge, and John and Patsy Burberry attended.
June and Jim Milam hosted neighbors in their Gulf Place home Thursday night to show off their new workout/bunk room they just completed. Tom and Dana Saffel, Steve Bacon and Diane Smith, Doug and Jane Anderson and their son, Tom and Michelle Fillingim, Mike and Carol Stovsky, Lassie and Harry Flowers, Brad and Claudia Droy, Sharon Thompson, Lorene Gruzdis, and John Stasko dropped in.
Friday night, I enjoyed a fabulous lamb dinner with Janice and Carl Fedkenheuer, and John Stasko.
I hear a group of old Seasiders got together Saturday afternoon at Great Southern Cafe to watch the
I opted for a quieter Derby Day this year with just ham and biscuits, then fried chicken while watching The Run for the Roses.
I enjoyed breakfast Sunday morning at Sandestin Marina. It was so quiet and pleasant sitting outside on the deck overlooking the boats.
The weekend was a fabulous one for the pool. Perfect temperature and breezy. I saw Jack and Michele Silberman, Lorene Gruzdis, Pam Holloway, John Stasko, Jim and Paula Carter, Betty Krika, Jane Beene, and Judi Sikora out and enjoying.
Congratulations to Jane Soloman and Colin Mayo on their marriage last Friday night. Jenny Dargavell, Patrick and Christi Ferry, Lynn Nesmith, Paige and Mark Schnell, Sheila and Jimmy Green, and Stephanie Carter were some of the guests.
Tony and Terry Sue LaNasa celebrated 25 years together last week. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Austin Buzzett on his graduation from UF.
Hardy and Suzanne Jackson will join the ranks of 30Aers this summer when they officially make the move to the beach from
Byron Chism visited
Renee White went to Carrabelle.
Rebecca Balkcom went to Hilton Head.
Ashley and Shannon Johnson went to Vegas.
Peter and Stephanie Burke took a convertible road trip to
Debra Adams explored Port St. Joe.
Richard Fowlkes and Karen Chapman visited Sanibel.
Ricky Fannin went to Tally.
Joan Vienot painted in
Carl and Janice Fedkenheuer have gone back to the
Greg and Beverly Schmitt are back from
Bill and Cheryl Freeze just returned from seeing their granddaughter graduate from
Condolences go out to Nan Goddard Jacobs in the death of her brother, iconic bass guitarist Paul Goddard. I was honored to see him play three years ago in
Get well quick wishes go out to Tricia Sloan.
Wish a "happy birthday" on Saturday to fellow Taureans Nancy James, Al Cook, and artist Alison DeVaughn.
On Sunday to Philip Spann, pilates-lady Laurie Beck, and songbirds Kelsey Johnson and Redd Vizard.
On Monday to Allison Yii.
On Tuesday to
On Thursday to Sandestin's Lois Berberich, and gallery-owner Geanna Wilkerson.
And Friday to lovely Beverly Schmitt.
I wish all you lovely ladies who are moms a very special Mother's Day. And for all of us, let's raise a toast to our own moms. Happy Mother's day!
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text: Funeral service for Terri Jo Gill, 60, of Lawton, will beheld at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel with David Bonner, Preacher, Gore Blvd. Church of Christ officiating.Terri died Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012 at her residence.Burial will be in Highland Cemetery under the direction of the Becker Funeral Home & Cremation Service.She was born Aug. 18, 1952, in Hobart to Fred and Almeta Stowe. She grew up in Jackson County and was a 1970 graduate of Navajo High School. She attended Junior College in Altus and transferred to Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford where she earned both her bachelor and master degrees. While in Weatherford she met her husband, Tim Gill, and they were married on May 31, 1974 in Altus.Terris first teaching job was with the Lookeba-Sickles Public Schools where she taught until moving to Lawton in 1976. She would teach in Geronimo and Elgin as well as in Lawton at Tomlinson Junior High School, MacArthur Junior and Senior High Schools and at Lawton High School until her retirement.Terri was a member of the Gore Boulevard Church of Christ, the OEA and the NEA. She enjoyed scrapbooking and was a consultant with Creative Memories. However, spending time with her family and being involved in the lives of her children were always her favorite activities.She is survived by her husband, Tim Gill, of the home; a son, Tyler Gill of Lawton; a daughter, Tara Gill of Lawton; her parents, Fred and Almeta Stow of Warren; a sister and brother-in-law, Lisa and Corwin Petzold of Elmer; a granddaughter, Londyn Marie Campbell of Lafayette, La.; a soon-to-be-born granddaughter, Kuleigha Jo; and a nephew, Seth Petzold.Memorial contributions in Terris memory may be made to your favorite charity.The family will greet friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.An online guest book and sympathy cards are available at www.beckerfuneral.com


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The Antlers Bearcats traveled to Atoka March 29th – 31st to compete in the Atoka Wooden Bat Classic. In the first game, the Bearcats faced the Atoka J.V. team with senior Michael Lampton on the mound. He started the game hot, with three strike outs but the Bearcats didn't do any better and failed to gain any runners. The second inning found the Wampus Cats unable to score, yet again but Antlers got fired up scoring 10 runs. Chandon Draper, Bryce Carter, Michael Lampton, Timmy Kuykandall, and Caleb Smith all made well placed hits and moved runners. The third inning would be the last of the game with the run rule coming into effect after Atoka was held scoreless again and Dakota Turner and Drew McKnight crossed home plate bring the score to 13-0.
In the second game of the tournament Antlers played McAlester's J.V. team. Dakota Turner pitched this round and picked up 2 strike outs in the first inning while Bryce Martin made the third. The Bearcats wouldn't make it to base in this inning either. The second inning would repeat this all the way down to Turner striking out two batters and Martin making the last out and no Bearcats reaching base while at bat. The third inning remained scoreless for both teams. The only difference being McKnight and Lampton would deliver two outs and Turner would strike out the third. Defensively the Bearcats would still hold McAlester at zero but offensively they would finally get their first runs on the score board. Three runners moved around the bases as Caleb Smith got a single, Arizona Taylor, Lampton, and Kuykendall got walked. In the top of the fifth Turner would strike out one batter and Lampton at short stop would make a fielder's choice to throw out a runner going to second. Christian Thatcher got the last out with a beautiful catch in left field. The Bearcats would score another run in the bottom of the fifth with Martin, Smith, and Taylor, getting on base and Draper smashing a double to the center field. The sixth inning would see Turner tossing strikes for two of the outs. While McKnight burnt down a runner attempting to steal home with the help of Taylor at catcher. Antlers stayed at four runs despite Lampton drawing a walk and Turner singling. The Bearcats ended the game with McKnight blocking a hard hit grounder for the first out and Lampton scooping up the last two outs at short stop. The finale score was 4-2 with Antlers in the win column.
Antlers battled Atoka varsity in the championship game. The Bearcats lost the toss and failed to score in the first inning. Atoka would do the same and the second inning began at 0-0. Antlers stayed at zero, only managing to get on base with a walk from Lampton. Atoka would manage two runs before Thatcher, Turner, and McKnight produced three outs to finish off the inning. The top of three saw the Bearcats on the scoreboard with Thatcher hitting a single and then advancing to third due to an overthrow. McKnight sent Thatcher home with a double to center. The bottom of three saw three Wampus Cats come up and three sent down. Taylor caught the first out with a fly to right field. McKnight scooped up a grounder at third and threw out the runner at first. And finally Carter laid out for a spectacular diving catch to put Antlers back at bat. But the Bearcats were unable to score with only Taylor singling to right field. Atoka came out swinging and scored three runs before McKnight could throw out two runners and Lampton picked up the last. In the fifth inning the score stayed 5-1 in Atoka's favor as only McKnight was able to get on base but no runs scored. Atoka was in the same boat, as Turner turned a double play and Draper caught a fly. In the sixth inning Lampton dropped in a single to center but was unable to score. Atoka moved in another run bring the score to 6-1. The top of the seventh inning would be the last as McKnight got another hit to center but it wasn't enough rally the Bearcats. Atoka would take the win and the trophy with a final score of 6-1.View more articles in:
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Green Wave teams earned wins on the baseball diamond, the golf course and the soccer pitch this week.
On Tuesday the Summerville boys' soccer team (4-2) earned a 2-1 victory over Beaufort (5-1) in a key Region 8-AAAA match. Ryan West scored both Summerville goals.
That day, the Ashley Ridge golf team earned a 152-180 win over Stratford. Zak Butt shot a 34 to claim low medalist honors.
On Wednesday, the Green Wave baseball team (6-4) earned a 13-1 win over Colleton County. Sawyer Bridges (3-0) fanned 10 batters and received the pitching win. John Eckley led the Wave batters, going 3 for 4 at the plate with two doubles.
The Fort Dorchester baseball team (6-4) fell 8-2 to Beaufort on Wednesday while the Patriot softball team (3-9) fell 7-4 to Beaufort (6-1). Kaitlyn Kerley led the Fort batters, going 2 for 3 at the plate with a home run.
The Summerville golf team came in with a match low round of 155 to win a match with Ashley Ridge (157), Beaufort (164), Fort Dorchester (166) and Colleton County (232). Butt was the low medalist with a round of 34.
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Law would require benefits for gay spousesBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | February 04,2013MONTPELIER — The state of Vermont may have given its blessing to gay marriage, but some employers here have yet to follow suit.
And for the gay Vermonters working at national companies headquartered outside this state, the lack of recognition can mean more than hurt feelings.
"There are people in the state who are not able to access health coverage simply because their spouse's employer refuses to recognize their marriage," says Rep. Paul Poirier, a Barre City independent. "We passed gay marriage, but a lot of people still can't get the benefits of marriage."
Wal-Mart, for instance, extends health coverage to the spouses of its workers — unless they happen to be gay. According to Susan Donegan, commissioner of the Department of Financial Regulation, there's nothing illegal about the unequal treatment.
"We've got a situation where employers who have their own self-funded, generally large insurance group fall outside the jurisdiction of our state insurance laws," Donegan says.
The state also lacks authority over companies that have bricks-and-mortar locations in Vermont but are headquartered out of state.
"Is it the right thing to do (to deny spousal benefits)? I would say no," Donegan says. "But there are companies that do that and it is perfectly legal."
Perhaps not for much longer, however. Poirier and Rep. Patti Komline, a Dorset Republican, are drafting legislation that would require all companies that offer spousal benefits to straight employees to do the same for their gay workers.
Donegan says she doesn't have any data on how many businesses or workers the proposed legislation would affect.
"But you have to assume it's a significant number of people," Poirier says.
Donegan says legislation enacted recently in California might offer a model for Vermont.
Randy Hargrove, director of national public relations for Wal-Mart, says the company won't comment on Poirier's bill until it's been introduced in Montpelier. He confirmed that Wal-Mart "does not offer domestic partner … benefits," though he said that executive leadership will "continue to evaluate" its compensation packages. Since the passage of a similar law in California, Hargrove said, the company has extended spousal benefits to gay employees in that state.
"We comply with state law," he said.
Poirier, who along with Komline spent the summer and fall urging Wal-Mart to extend the benefits voluntarily, said he was told by executives that they would comply with whatever legislation he could get enacted in Montpelier.
"So they won't do it on their own, but they said they will follow state laws," Poirier says. "So we're going to make a new law."
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Hmmm, it's actually 'funny' how many people experiencing this exact issue, also has Core i7s.
Question for the i7 folk, do you all have HT disabled? I'm thinking with the recent changes to the game engine, it might try to take advantage of the hyper-threading but can't find it ... Perhaps I'm just talking out of my ass here.
I can however happily report, going back to Catalyst 10.4 has given me a nice boost. Apparently, the 10.6s are broken beyond words with tons of BSODs, 10.5a ( Hotfixed ) were a bit better, same stuttering but still a heap of BSODs when exiting and alt + tabbing but the 10.4s are fast, bug free and gave me an FPS boost, even Zargabad is playable now!


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I like Mastiff's list much better. On his I vote for Fedor. Hughes 2nd(as of now).
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I like Mastiff's list much better. On his I vote for Fedor. Hughes 2nd(as of now).
I would actually go Fedor then Penn. I think he won the GSP fight and could still beat Hughes.
Fedor and Hughs DEFINiTLY, BJ? a big maybe, but this was only my opinion as of today, Big nog also is up there but time may be catching up to him and the level of comp right now is fierce.As for MY poll? well as I said callin it as I see it, and of course debate is always welcome and thats what a forum is all about no?
Your an idiot! Tim Sylvia MIGHT be a top 5 heavy. Pound 4 pound no way!
Don't forget about Hughes, St. Pierre, Yamamoto, and a slew of other great fighters that would make that list. You call yourself a knowledgable mma fan, cmon idiot
You don't know very much about the MMA world do you?
How do you not have Fedor, Hughes, Gomi, GSP, Penn, Yamamoto, etc on there? There are so many better choices than Sylvia
TSK TSK....... Why wouldnt the Heavyweight champ be on here after he kicked the shit out of the so-called baddest heavyweight ever at the time?And please grow up with the name-calling, as I said it was my first [post and just wanted some good input from fans all over the world, yes my choices are off kilter but still they are my choices .
Well Penns washed up as of today, Fedor doesnt have the skill to compete with todays well-rounded fighters,as for pride vs ufc thats coming soon, and the others you mention are good but a little proving is in order .
If you have Penn and GSP on the list why wouldn't GSP be higher then Penn? He did beat him in a fight where Penn wasn't that impressive at all. Penn hasn't done anything lately.
If GSP beats Hughes in September I'd rank him in the top three.
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Mountaineers Bag 2nd Big 12 Victory
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Eron Harris scored a season-high 19 points to power West Virginia to a 71-50 victory over TCU Wednesday night at the WVU Coliseum.
It was Harris' third straight game scoring double figures and the seventh time the freshman has achieved that this season. His previous best was 17 points scored at Iowa State last Wednesday night and he is now averaging 15.3 points over his last three games.
"(Eron) works at it, he's a guy who is in there early; I look out my window and he's out there shooting the ball and we all sit around and talk about practice afterward and he's in there," said West Virginia coach Bob Huggins. "You kind of get out of this game what you put into it."
The Mountaineers got 11 points from Deniz Kilicli and 10 from Jabarie Hinds to snap its season-long, three-game losing streak in improving to 9-9, 2-3. The Horned Frogs are now a game below .500 at 9-10 overall and are still winless in Big 12 play at 0-6.
"I thought we played defensively as well as we've played in the first half, and I thought we played the way we normally play in the second half," said Huggins.
Neither team shot the ball particularly well from the floor or the foul line, the Mountaineers hitting 25-of-58 for 43.1 percent from the floor and just 16-of-31 from the line for 51.6 percent. TCU made 17-of-44 from the floor for 38.6 percent and 13-of-23 from the line for 56.5 percent.
"We get it at the rim and don't finish," said Huggins. "It's not good. That part is not good. And we're 16 of 31 from the foul line. It's inexcusable."
West Virginia built its lead to 15 with 23 seconds left in the first half and led by 21, 49-28, at the 12:59 mark in the second half before the Horned Frogs used a 12-4 run to reduce the Mountaineers lead to 11 with 8:05 remaining.
But that was the closest they could get.
West Virginia had a 42-30 advantage on the glass and forced TCU into committing 17 turnovers. Dominique Rutledge and Kilicli grabbed eight rebounds each.
"I want to give some credit to West Virginia," said TCU coach Trent Johnson. "Going in we knew that this was a basketball team that easily could be undefeated in league play or be 4-1. Their physicality in the front court and the half court, especially in the half court, putting pressure on the ball handlers, I thought was very good."
Huggins used yet another different lineup tonight with Kevin Noreen and Kilicli inside and Hinds, Harris and Gary Browne in the backcourt.
Kyan Anderson scored 19 to lead a young and depleted Horned Frogs team.
The Mountaineers resume Big 12 play this Saturday at Oklahoma State in a 1 p.m. game that will be televised nationally on ESPNU.
"Can we keep (Oklahoma State) from doing what they want to do?" asked Huggins. "We can. But can we do it for 40 minutes? That's the question. That is what it's going to take. We didn't do it tonight.
"I'm fed up with guys not knowing what they're supposed to do. I'm fed up with guys standing and staring at the ball and their guy relieving pressure," Huggins continued. "You get four guys out there pressuring like crazy and doing what they're supposed to do and one guy standing flat footed and his guy gets the ball and scores and all those other guys are looking around like, why are we doing this?
"It's got to be a team thing. The pressure has got to come from all five guys and if it's not and it's the way it has been – it's not any good."
TCU will take another crack at getting win No. 1 in conference play this Saturday in Ft. Worth against Baylor.
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Jenny*, a twelve-year-old foster client of the South Bend, Indiana, office, had the desire to help other children who have been in her situation. Jenny had the idea of having a donation drive at her middle school. She approached her teacher, Ms. James*, as well as her KidsPeace Family Consultant, Cory Headley about her wonderful idea. After getting the reassurance needed from Cory, Jenny encouraged her fellow students to donate items such as hygiene products, school supplies, books and other supplies to KidsPeace in an effort to "help other foster kids like me," Jenny said. As an incentive to raise donations, Matt Fischer, Family Resource Specialist, obtained donations from Krispy Kreme and Pizza King to award the classroom raising the most items with a pizza and doughnut party. The winning classroom alone donated over 600 items for KidsPeace. The South Bend, Indiana, KidsPeace Office is very grateful to Jenny for all of her heart and dedication to seeing her goal come to life.
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Campus Ministry > Campus Ministry Events > SERVE seeking Justice > Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice
What is it?
The IFTJ grew out of a shared desire among members of Ignatian schools and ministries to gather to remember the 6 Jesuits and 2 lay people slain at the UCA in El Salvador in 1989. That desire is realized in a weekend of presentations, workshops and fellowship where we learn about social justice issues around the world and strengthen our efforts to work for change in our communities.
For more information see: http://ignatiansolidarity.net/iftj/
When is it?
The Teach-In will be November 15th - 17th in Washington D.C.
How will we get there?
We will fly to Washington D.C. and stay at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington VA
How much does it cost?
$175 covers travel costs, meals, and the registration fee. The actual cost is much higher and is covered by the Department of Campus Ministry.
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Simple. How they use the female talent.
I say female talent because both company's have a lot of talent, but are using it in completely different ways.
TNA exceeds on how brilliant they use the knockouts. They give them around 8-14 minutes every week on Impact, including promos, backstage segments and good long plus a VARIETY of matches. They combine beauty with talent,
Greetings everybody,
With TNA Slammiversary being tonight, there will also be an announcement on who be the first inducted in the inaugural class of TNA's Hall Of Fame. In honor of the occasion, I am going to give you a list of six men whom I believe should complete the inaugural class of TNA's Hall Of Fame.
01: Jerry Jarrett - One of the co-founders of the organization.
I actually look forward to reading blogs on here. Some are entertaining, some are informative but every one of them is thought provoking, and that is what I think a good blog does – makes people think.
For me, the ones that get me thinking the most are blogs that compare 'what was' to 'what is'. It's great to think about times gone by, but I am more interested in the future.
Hello and welcome everybody to a new regular blog I will be doing. I am Nitro and if you haven't seen my other blogs, some are good, some are bad. Meh. Anyways, this blog will be going down 5 topics of the week that made me think. Might have to change the title but continuing on, let's look at the week. *Note* This is only WWE.
1. Here to show the world......I think?
From No Way Out to Wrestlemania, Rome will be booking the 4 singles Mens titles at each PPV--I'll be listing each match and finish, with comments.
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WWE Championship - Steel Cage Match: CM Punk (C) vs Daniel Bryan vs Kane
Punk hits the floor and escapes as Kane taps out to the Yes lock. Punk retains in the confusion, sets up for Punk-Bryan rematch.
Updated 06-09-2012 at 03:19 PM by RomanFlare
Hello and welcome to the first UFR Blog. UFR stands for Underrated Feud Recap. Each week ill look at a feud I consider underrated and look at the build up, the matches and promos around it.
Each week ill invite 2,3 or 4 regular bloggers on to voice their opinion on the feud before
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During the "Attitude Era," the Divas of the WWE at the time consisted of beautiful but very talented wrestlers that included the likes of Trish Stratus, Lita, Sable, and many others.
However as the likes of Stratus and Lita retired from the ring, a new kind of Diva emerged. When Kelly Kelly made her WWE debut back in 2006, her glamorous looks and cheerful personality churned
WWE put together one of the best and most newsworthy B-PPVS of all time, with Brock Lesnar losing his return match and Cena being beat up so badly that he had to take time off. I asked my friend how long would this hot-streak last. He said a month and I sarcastically said they would cool down in a week. It took a day.
After Extreme Rules, Cena was announced that he had to wrestle at
It seems that this week will start off with some good news, so far. With Raw ratings bombing, it happens, Jericho practically becoming a foreign enemy in Brazil, and Orton now suspended for his second or third time, I have to admit I was relieved to see Cody Rhodes off the hook thanks to a prescription. I like, some of you for sure, was confused by his 'Time Off' twitter post after Over the Limit,
Let me start off by saying, if what you read offends you or if you disagree strongly well guess what.... I don't give a sh*t! This is my opinion and what I've thought about for a while now. You may agree with what I have to say and some may be annoyed because I probably will ramble on like how I am now. Well that's just because the World Wrestli(whoops) I mean the WWE is just pissing me off now. (God
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Last week I visited Pii2011 in San Jose with our Chief Privacy Officer (aka @horax). Pii2011 is the second of its kind, an exciting conference dedicated to exploring privacy, identity, and innovation. The conference was founded by (among others) Natalie Fonseca (@techpolicy), a well-known technological and political activist from the US. (more)
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Neil Young on Advertising
I just found this excellent piece from Neil Young on Advertising (starting from 0:49*).
"They don't know that you know what's on"
How could anyone describe better what Advertising on the Internet has to deliver these days? People learned that the web can listen. Facebook delivers an unparalleled experience of relevance, way better than anything Google ever could and will do. Amazon sells more and more based on recommendations and feedback from users and so do other shops all over the net.
And on the professional side we see a revolution in efficiency and accountability of advertising because we run advertising based on algorithms and platforms that try to figure out what is on and what people might be interested in – adjusting our models and assumptions from click to click.
Basically all what we do is try to act on Youngs statement. We want to create advertising that takes into account that people know what's on.
*you should also listen to the song, it's awesome
Open Targeting Platform has been launched
Sometimes you work towards a goal for a long time, indeed sometimes for a very long time. By which I don't mean "Internet very long" (i.e. 2-3 weeks), but rather a period of months and years. You have the objective in front of you and you follow this path despite numerous obstacles, doubts, various bottlenecks, setbacks and warnings.
Today, nugg.ad has published a case study and at the same time announced the start of its Open Targeting Platform.
What's it all about? The Open Targeting Platform is a combination of solutions, on which we have worked for a very long time.
Data is Money – and Money is Data
We find ourselves at the beginning of the data economy – at least as far as the Internet and advertising are concerned. An ever-increasing proportion of online display advertising is being controlled by qualified data, target groups are being defined and adjusted by means of measured data and websites are being newly created and optimised based on usage data.
Some of the most successful online companies are data companies – Google surely must take first place, but Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo and so on are also very prominent. In addition, many companies who until now ignored and even naively dumped their valuable data are slowly starting to realise what treasures they possess – and are starting to think about monetisation models. This is the case, for example, among online marketers who are beginning to realise during the crisis that they can generate something online that would otherwise require armies of researchers in conventional media: target group data.
Recently, one managing director of a large media agency said in conversation:
"Our future business model will presumably be in working with data and no longer media purchasing and planning".
Eric Schmidt explains how search and targeting are related
In the great interview with Eric Schmidt by Charlie Rose he was asked what kind of innovations we will see from Google in the future.
As one example Schmidt explained a very interesting service Google is working on – which can be used to explain the relationship between targeting and search.
The huge business Google built on his search business is in fact nothing else than a primitive but yet powerful and clear targeting approach. Show people ads according to their interests – which are derived from their searches.
The huge monetization Google sees from this is not only based on the fact that a lot of people are using the search engine and therefore Google has a lot of contacts and reach. It even more has to do with the fact that Google ads are much more relevant than other ads people see online.
So Targeting works – on a search page.


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Re: LIVE - Champions League: Barcelona v Manchester United
Vidic admits Man Utd were outplayed by Barcelona
Manchester United skipper Nemanja Vidic admits his side were outplayed by Barcelona in the Champions League final.
Read more: http://www.ontheminute.com/news/news.php?news=31567
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Barcelona midfielder Javier Mascherano dedicated his side's Champions League final win over Manchester United to Liverpool fans.
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This week's Friday Links brings you a new feature: a photo of the week! This week's photo is of archaeologist Adam Fracchia showing of a ceramic fragment, while a future archaeologist works in a unit. The excavations were completed this summer in Baltimore, a co-project between Baltimore Heritage and the National Parks Service. Also, please let us know what additional links or blogs you have in the comments so that we can start following you, and share your content with others!
DePaul students are excavating a house that was a stop on the Underground Railroad.
Jamestowne Rediscovery was featured on C-SPAN! Watch the video here.
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the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training is offering a three day summit on 3D digital documentation for the preservation of cultural heritage.
At American Antiquarian, you can view their Staffordshire Pottery of John Ridgway collection.
The Blogs
The blogosphere was full of a number of posts recapping the Baltimore conference:
- At This Spatial Life, Edward Gonzalez-Tennant blogs about his experience in Baltimore, particularly the participation of his colleagues and students form Monmouth University.
- Mount Vernon's Mystery Midden blog discusses their session about George Washington and archaeology.
- FPAN North Central writes about their time at SHA 2012 on their blog Shovel Bytes.
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Police probe Manchester shooting - updated at 11:55 a.m.Staff Report | December 31,2012By Patrick McArdle
MANCHESTER - A local man who was shot on Sunday evening told police he was the victim of a drive-by shooting but police are still investigating the circumstances that resulted in the gunshot wound, according to Manchester Police Chief Michael Hall.
Hall said on Monday morning that he believed Donald Ely-Gardner, 27, of Manchester, was no longer in life-threatening danger because of the wound.
Ely-Gardner was taken to the Manchester Police Department by a friend at around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday. He appeared to have been shot in the chest.
Hall said the gunshot wound appeared to have been caused by a small-caliber handgun.
Around 9 a.m. Monday, Hall said that, after a preliminary investigation, police believe Ely-Gardner had been at home with a friend, William Nichols Jr., in Manchester on Sunday evening. Hall said Ely-Gardner told Nichols he was going out for cigarettes around 8:30 p.m.
A short time later, Ely-Gardner called Nichols to say he had been shot. He told his friend he was on Route 7A about 200 feet south of the new roundabout at the intersection of Routes 11/30 and 7A, Hall said.
Hall said Nichols told police he went to the scene, found Ely-Gardner in a parking lot and brought him to the Manchester Police Department which is farther north on Route 7A.
The Manchester Rescue Squad took Ely-Gardner to the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington. He was later taken by helicopter to the Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center where he had been listed in critical condition early this morning.
However, by 9 a.m., Hall said he believed Ely-Gardner was no longer considered to be in life-threatening danger.
The only information that police got from Ely-Gardner was that he had been shot by a passing driver.
"We're still processing the crime scene up there and still gathering evidence at this point," Hall said.
While police were doing their on-site investigation, Hall said they might face some challenges because a light snow was beginning to fall in Manchester on Monday morning.
Hall said police had no reason to believe there was an immediate danger to the public.
Ely-Gardner has a criminal history in the area.
He currently has seven felony charges pending for violation of an abuse prevention order. The charges were felonies based on Ely-Gardner's previous convictions for violating abuse prevention orders in November 2004.
In that case, a woman reported to the Bennington Police Department on July 11 that Ely-Gardner had been sending her text messages in violation of a relief from abuse order issued in April. Sgt. David Dutcher said he had contacted the Manchester Police Department, because Ely-Gardner lives in Manchester, and asked that Ely-Gardner be cited and given new conditions of release which re-stated that he was not to have contact with the woman.
The woman called Dutcher later on July 11 to report that Ely-Gardner had sent her text messages within about 45 minutes of being released by the Manchester police.
Ely-Gardner also has a pending charge of driving under the influence of alcohol.
In March, 2010, he was convicted by a jury of domestic assault in Bennington criminal court.
Both Hall and Bennington County State's Attorney Erica Marthage said they were not expecting to host a press conference on the incident on Monday.
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- A Issued By Sydney, Australia
- B Mint Birmingham, United Kingdom
Token - 1 Penny, Smith, Peate & Co, Grocers, Tea & Wine Merchants, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, circa 1857 Reg. No: NU 11698
- Summary:
- Copper one Penny token, minted by Heaton & Sons of Birmingham, circa 1857. Issued by Smith, Peate & Co. Grocers, Tea & Wine Merchants in Sydney. In 1852 Edward A. Smith joined Thomas Peate to form Smith, Peate and Co., Shipping and Family Grocers and Wine Merchants, in Sydney. Their grandfathers, Captain George Peate and William Smith, had been the owners of a trading vessel Sally from 1820-1825. During the 1860s the business did well and claimed the patronage of 'His Excellency, the Governor in Chief.' The business continued without substantial change until 1880 when a new partner was brought in and the business became Peate and Harcourt. In 1886 W.H. Peate, son of Thomas, moved the business to larger premises, and in 1893 T.J. Turton became a partner in the firm. The Smiths and Harcourt had all retired from the business by this time. The Business closed in 1897 and the building was demolished.
- Description:
- A round copper token (34 mm diameter). The token design featuring the name, address, business and foundation date of the issuer: Smith, Peate and Co., 258 & 260 George Street Sydney, grocers, tea dealers, wine merchants. The reverse depicts Justice standing facing left, blindfolded and extending balanced scales from her right hand, her left hand rests on an inverted cornucopiae from which fruits flow. A sailing ship is seen on the horizon to the left of the figure.
This was part of a large issuer of tokens production of which involved four or five obverse dies. The obverse of all dies bore the same legend. This die was characterised by the letters of the words WINE MERCHANTS being 29.3 mm long; 136 dots around the edge and the A of TEA being 2.0 mm from the D of DEALERS.
See notes tab for a table of other die variations.
- Acquisition Information:
- Transfer from Melbourne Branch of Royal Mint, 1978
|34 mm (Diameter)
|15.810 g (Weight)
More information
|Tagged with:
|grocers, retailing, shops, tea, wine spirit merchants
|Themes this item is part of:
|Heaton & Sons Mint, Birmingham, England, Smith, Peate & Co., Shipping & Family Grocers, Sydney, New South Wales, Numismatics & Philately Collection, Sustainable Futures Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection, Royal Mint, Melbourne Branch, Melbourne, Victoria, Branch Mints of the Royal Mint, Deputy Masters of the Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint, Closure of Melbourne Mint, Melbourne Mint during World War II, Establishment of Melbourne Mint, 1872, Melbourne Mint
|Primary Classification:
|Secondary Classification:
|Australia - New South Wales
|Tertiary Classification:
|working strikes
|Trade Tokens
|circa 1857 AD
|1 Penny
|Obverse Description:
|SMITH, PEATE & Co. / GROCERS / TEA DEALERS / & / WINE MERCHANTS / 258 & 260 / GEORGE ST. / SYDNEY
This die was characterised by the letters of the words WINE MERCHANTS being 29.3 mm long; 136 dots around the edge and the A of TEA being 2.0 mm from the D of DEALERS.
|Reverse Description:
|The reverse depicts Justice standing facing left, blindfolded and extending balanced scales from her right hand, her left hand rests on an inverted cornucopiae from which fruits flow (a small G is among the fruit). A sailing ship is seen on the horizon to the left of the figure. Above ESTABLISHED, in exergue, 1836
The distance of the start and end of the word ESTABLISHED to the horizon is: E to sea 11.0 mm, D to sea 12.0 mm; border of 130 dots.
|Edge Description:
|Obverse: SMITH, PEATE & Co. GROCERS TEA DEALERS & WINE MERCHANTS 258 & 260 GEORGE ST. SYDNEY Reverse: ESTABLISHED 1836
|Issued By:
|Smith, Peate & Co., Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1854-1864
|Heaton & Sons (Mint), Birmingham, England, Great Britain
|Previous Collection:
|Royal Mint, Melbourne Branch
Table of obverse die variations. This token struck with die C.
Die WINE MERCHANTS A to D Rim dots
A 29.8 mm 2.0 mm 137
B 28.6 mm 1.5 mm 136
C 29.3 mm 2.0 mm 136
D 29.5 mm 1.2 mm 134
This item is part of the following themes:
- Heaton & Sons Mint, Birmingham, England
- Smith, Peate & Co., Shipping & Family Grocers, Sydney, New South Wales
- Numismatics & Philately Collection
- Sustainable Futures Collection
- Working Life & Trades Collection
- Royal Mint, Melbourne Branch, Melbourne, Victoria
- Branch Mints of the Royal Mint
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- Closure of Melbourne Mint
- Melbourne Mint during World War II
- Establishment of Melbourne Mint, 1872
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EUGENE, Ore. - Cal State Northridge junior Reindell Cole earned All-American honors for the second time after finishing third in the men's long jump Saturday at the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field.
After jumping 25-4.50 (7.73) on his first attempt and fouling on his second attempt, Cole jumped 25-11 (7.90) on his third try to claim third place and earn the Northridge men six points in the championships. His distance matches his 2010 season best.
Cole, the 2008 NCAA Indoor long jump champion, finished 10th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships as a freshman in 2008 and did not place at last season's championship after three straight fouls.
On Friday, Robert Robinson wrapped up competition in the decathlon as he placed 18th with 7,148 points.
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Snider twists Broadway tunes, writes autobiographyWritten by Vicki L. Kroll | | firstname.lastname@example.com
People can see Dee Snider is a man of distinction, a metal singer who decided to spend a little time on Broadway, where he razzle dazzled 'em as Dennis Dupree in "Rock of Ages."
Now the frontman of Twisted Sister will release a disc, "Dee Does Broadway" on Razor & Tie, and his autobiography, "Shut Up and Give Me the Mic," on May 8.
Don't expect the ol' flim flam flummox. Snider doesn't need lady luck; he's a classically trained countertenor. And he gets a kick out of lining up stars for duets.
"It was originally conceived as an album of duets for me and Alice Cooper. Then Alice decided it wasn't right for him to do, and I decided I'm just crazy enough to do it," Snider said.
"I think [Cooper] was advised that it might not be the best career move to make. And I have to admit: I'm not doing it as a career move; I'm doing it because it struck my fancy and it seemed like it would be fun."
It's clear from the opening track, "Cabaret," that Snider is having fun — and rocking.
"I often compare a song from my first album called 'Tear It Loose' to the lyrics of 'Cabaret' because it's just about not waiting for the weekend, not waiting for someone to invite you to the party, just get the hell out and go and have a good time," Snider said during a call from his studio in New York City.
"I like the song — lyrically, the idea of just getting out and enjoying life with acknowledging that it's not as long as people think it is and time has a way of passing. And being a club performer, which I was — Twisted Sister played in bars before we got signed to a deal — so the nightclub, going out is a theme that I've sung about."
Snider used his "Rock of Ages" connections to put out his first request for a singing partner: Bebe Neuwirth.
"I didn't expect to get any kind of public response, but if you don't ask, you never know. And she said yes. And my immediate response in my head was: Does she know who Dee Snider is?" he said and laughed.
The two sang "Whatever Lola Wants (Lola Gets)" from "Damn Yankees," a show Neuwirth starred in on the Great White Way. She was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance.
"I had no idea that she was Lola; I just thought she'd be cool as Lola," Snider said.
"Once I got Bebe, I started to feel empowered: Wow, if I can get Bebe Neuwirth, who else can I get? And I decided to shoot for the moon and go for the queen of Broadway, Patti LuPone."
The metal man and Broadway legend duet on a "West Side Story" medley featuring "Tonight/Somewhere."
"I remember doing the session with her, I just kept going to myself: Holy crap! That's Patti LuPone in there!"
Snider reached out to Cyndi Lauper to sing "Hey Big Spender." On the track, she asks, "Wanna have some fun?" And he replies, "Well, you know, Cyndi, I hear that's just what you girls want to have."
During his gig on "The Celebrity Apprentice," Snider said he became friends with Clay Aiken. They sing "Luck Be a Lady Tonight."
In addition to singing with old chums, Snider wrote his memoirs for Simon & Schuster.
"They were very reluctant to let me write," he said. "I said, 'Let me write a few chapters; if you don't like it, I'll work with a co-writer.' So they said, 'OK, go ahead.' I wrote three chapters and they loved it."
The 448-page book covers his roller-coaster career, including Twisted Sister's 15 minutes of fame in 1984 with "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock."
"I start Chapter 1 at the lowest point in my life, which is '95 in a parking lot putting fliers on cars in the rain for my wife to do makeup on weekends for weddings. This is 10 years after the heyday of Twisted Sister. And I'm running from security because they chased me off the property and I'm running because I'm afraid they're going to recognize me and go, 'Dee Snider, why are you putting fliers on cars?' Because I'm broke. And I start with the question: How the hell did I get here?
"In the epilogue, I talk about taking a bow on my first night on Broadway, and then I go off and talk a little bit about how far I've come from that day," he said.
Snider will sign "Shut Up and Give Me the Mic" at 4 p.m. May 12 at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 3120 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park, Mich.
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