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Senior running back Jerod Tucker was named the 2012 MVP for the Green Wave varsity football team Monday night.
Summerville High School held its annual Football Banquet to honor football players, cheerleaders and student trainers for their contributions to the Green Wave football program. Varsity letters as well as several awards for team superlatives were handed out during the event.
The most prestigious award went to Tucker, a three-year letterman for the varsity team.
He is a very well-rounded back, Summerville coach John McKissick said of Tucker. He runs well; he can catch the ball and he blocks as good as any running back weve ever had.
Tucker lined up as a fullback for much of the season but also played tailback. During a stint in which Davon Anderson was out with an injury Tucker had some huge games as the tailback.
Tucker carried the ball 157 times this season to gain 987 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. That puts him second on the team in both categories behind Anderson.
Tucker also made 16 receptions for 251 yards and two TDs.
The senior capped his high school football career by playing in the North-South All-star game last Saturday. He went out with style, breaking free for a 78-yard TD run in front of a large group of fans and college scouts.
2012 Summerville High School Varsity Football Awards
Burns Meyer Best Blocker Award- Grant Wactor
Marion Singletary Most Hustle Awards- Adam Blocker
Dwayne Tanner Most Dependable Award- Davon Anderson
George Winningham Defensive Lineman Award- Kawuan Cox
Ends and Linebacker Award- Mac McCurry
Defensive Back Award- Darin Smalls
Archie Paris Special Teams Award- David Kennedy & Parker Cleveland
Sophomore Award- Matt Powell
Kyle Perdue Sportsmanship Award- Kendall Parker
Wayne Scott Most Improved- Zack Bailey
Most Valuable Player- Jerod Tucker
Cheer Leadership Award- Jessica Grooms
Joan McKissick Student-Athlete Awards for Academic Excellence
Sr. Bryce Robbins
Jr. Andrew McCullough
Soph. Chad Mathis
Sr. Samantha Horn
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The deadline to apply for a college scholarship through the Mad River Valley Rotary Club is April 30. The scholarship committee will make $14,000 available for several scholarships to assist students with the cost of higher education.
Recipients must be Harwood Union or Green Mountain Valley School students graduating this spring and live in the towns of Fayston, Moretown, Granville, Waitsfield or Warren. Recipients must have maintained a GPA of 3.0 or better during four years of secondary education. A transcript must be submitted with the application.
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Francisco Javier Angel Garcia was sentenced March 6 in Jones County Superior Court to 30 years for the offense of trafficking methamphetamine or amphetamine with the first 10 years to be served in confinement. Upon service of 10 years, the remainder of sentence may be served on probation.
The charge of possession of a firearm for Garcia was dismissed.
The trafficking charge against Domingo Cobo Depaz was dismissed and he was sentenced to five years for the offense of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony with the first 450 days to be served in confinement and the remainder to be served on probation. Depaz will receive credit for time served in custody since his arrest Nov. 20, 2012.
An interpreter was used in the sentencing because neither of the men spoke or understood English well.
Superior Court Judge James Cline presided over the courtroom and accepted the pleas. He asked each, before accepting their pleas, if they were U.S. citizens and their attorneys said no. Cline then asked if the defendants understood the ramifications of their guilty pleas.
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HARDY, Ky. — Numerous complaints and concerns have been voiced by residents of Pike County, Ky. over the past week, concerning door-to-door salesman peddling vacuum sweepers and magazine subscriptions, as well as other items.
Joyce Dillon, an elderly Hardy, Ky., resident, contacted the Daily News Monday morning to report a disturbing incident that occurred over the weekend that has left her shaken and worried that it may happen again.
"I had walked to my mail box on Saturday and was heading back to my house when a blue mini-van pulled into my driveway," said Dillon. "I didn't recognize those inside but I counted five heads. The front seat passenger got out and walked over to me and told me that today was my lucky day that he was prepared to offer me a tremendous deal on a Kirby Vacuum cleaner that would cut my cleaning time in half."
"I told him I wasn't interested in purchasing a vacuum that I was satisfied with the one my daughter had bought me for Christmas, but he was told me he wouldn't take no for an answer until after I let him demonstrate what the Kirby could do. He also told me he had a quota of demonstrations he had to complete each day, and said it would help him a lot and keep him out of trouble with his boss if I would allow him to show me how it works."
"I felt sorry for him and told him I guessed I would allow the demonstration if it would help him," remarked Dillon. He told me he would get the vacuum and everything he needed from the van and before I knew what was happening, he was inside my house, along with the four other guys that had been in the van with him."
Dillon stated that she became very nervous, especially when they began asking to use the restroom and were walking in parts of the house that were out of her line of sight, and said one of the men started asking her questions about guns belonging to her late-husband that were inside a gun cabinet in her living room.
"He even asked me if I would unlock it and let him see one of the rifles, said it reminded him of one his grandfather had owned. I was very scared and told him no, that my son had the only key," said the frightened woman.
"They began really pushing me hard to purchase the vacuum at a price that was just short of $1,300," commented Dillon. "I kept telling the first young man that I had told him up front that I wasn't interested in buying one, I had only agreed to the demonstration because he said it would help him meet his quota for the day. He even went as far as to tell me I could write him a check and postdate it and he would wait 7 days before cashing it in case I wasn't satisfied with the vacuum."
"He also told me I could pay for it with a credit card and that if I gave him my social security number he would run a credit report on me to see if I qualified for financing even after I had told him no, over and over again."
Dillon said that thankfully, her son and daughter-in-law were driving by and after seeing the mini-van sitting in her drive, turned around and came back to make sure everything was okay. Within a few short moments, the woman's son made the five men leave with strict orders to never return.
"My son worries about me all the time," said Dillon. "He got onto me about letting them in but like I told him, if I hadn't already been outside when they pulled in, I would never have answered the door."
"God was with me that day and blessed me with a visit from my son. I can't say for sure I would have been harmed, or robbed, but I know they were really making me feel uneasy and the longer they were inside, the pushier they got about me buying the vacuum."
Residents on Old Hardy Road in the Toler, Ky., community made reports to the Kentucky State Police about a young man going door-to-door selling magazine subscriptions that asked a lot of personal questions unrelated to what he was claiming to sell, such as where the homeowner was employed, what shift of work, married or single, how many in the household – which definitely sent up red flags to those whose doors were knocked on. The young man was described as being in his mid-twenties, short in stature with blondish-brown hair, beginning to bald. He was last seen wearing black and white checkered shorts and a white hoodie. A Black Land Rover with temporary tags was seen in the vicinity at the same time the magazine seller was making his door to door stops, and is believed to have provided the man transportation away from the scene. According to eye-witnesses, the blue mini-van and the black Land Rover have both been seen in the parking lot of the Sweet Dreams Suites, located at the mouth of Aflex near the Save-a-Lot grocery store.
The Daily News also received reports of a silver mini-van loaded with young men in the Blackberry community, who also claim to be selling magazine subscriptions.
If you notice anything out of the ordinary in your neighborhoods or feel there's a scam going on with the intent of committing fraudulent acts, you are encouraged to contact the law enforcement agency in your area immediately. Information such as the license plate number on the vehicle and a description of those inside would be very beneficial.
'Like my sons told me, if in doubt - don't open the door. If they refuse to leave, call 911," said Dillon. "It's better to call the police and have them come out for a false alarm than to not call and end up injured, robbed, or worse."
The number for Pikeville Post 9 of the Kentucky State Police is 606-433-7711, or you may simply call 911 from any landline or cell phone. If in WV, you may call the WVSP at 304-235-6000, the MSCD at 304-235-0300 or your local municipality police departments.


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"I've suffered a lot," Palhares told MMAFighting.com. "But the greater the sacrifice, the greater the reward. Thats how I think."
"Toquinho" was always short for a middleweight, but he had to completely change his diet to drop from his usual walkaround weight of 215 pounds to the neighborhood of 189, making it easier to cut down to 170.
"I feel better than I expected at 170," he said. "I did a 20-minute fight in the gym one day after I cut down to 170 and did great. Ive changed everything in my diet. I can eat everything but carbohydrates and sugar. It was tough, man. I loved to eat meat, french fries, chocolate and ice cream, but thats okay."
Palhares went 7-4 in the UFC as a middleweight, and for a little while his name was hovering around contender status, but he tested positive for elevated testosterone levels following his loss to Lombard last December. That all belongs to his previous chapters, he says.
"Those things are in the past," he said. "I just look to the future now. It feels great to be back. This is a whole new start for my career, and I feel ready."
Palhares, who hails from Minas Gerais, guarantees the weight cut wont be a problem, and neither will his frame of mind be. His former coach Murilo Bustamante has said many times in the past he wanted Palhares to talk to a psychologist for some past issues, but the UFC fighter believes it's not necessary.
"We needed that because we had some problems at Brazilian Top Team, which I wont mention here, and we spoke with a psychologist -- but I believe that we are our own psychologists," he said. "Psychology is training. We need to focus on this all day long. I dont need to think about other things besides fighting. My psychologist is God."
Palhares says he's thankful for everything Brazilian Top Team has done for him in the past, but felt it was time to move on because he "wasnt evolving anymore." Team Nogueira felt like a natural fit since he has trained in the past with the Nogueira brothers at BTT. Now he works with them in rolling out the new "Toquinho" at UFN 29.
"Im working a lot on my striking game," he said. "Im a different fighter now. Im training with Erivan Conceicao, one of the best boxing coaches in the world, and hes working a lot on my striking game. Im very confident."
Seven of Palhares' 14 victories have come via leg locks or heel hooks, but, as his game evolves, he says that doesn't mean he's a one-trick pony.
"Anything can happen," he said. "I have many other submissions, I just haven't had the opportunity to show them yet. I havent showed many things from my arsenal. You cant think that I only have the heel hook, but Im really good at it and people worry more about that. If my opponent doesnt want to go to the ground because he doesnt want me to attack his foot, he will train that a lot and maybe he doesnt pay attention to other things."
Mike Pierce is quietly 9-3 in the UFC, and he'll bring a four-fight winning streak with him to Brazil when he steps in against Palhares. But, having done his homework on Pierce, Palhares says he knows what to expect against the wrestler.
"He likes to work on the clinch, closer to the fence, and sometimes he goes for a takedown," Palhares said. "Many people believe he wont try to take me down, but Im training for everything. Im working on things that have to be worked on. Im letting my sparring partners work on the fence so I have to defend myself. I like to work this way so Im forced to evolve."


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FORT WALTON BEACH — Deep within the green heart of Brooks Street in downtown Fort Walton Beach lies a fairy tale restaurant that glitters at night with twinkly lights. Its walls are adorned with the history of our small town, and the walls themselves are part of that history, having lived here for many, many years.
The restaurant is Tom and Peggy Rice's Magnolia Grill, purveyor of fine food, intriguing memorabilia, and a nighttime atmosphere that seems lifted from a magical place. For all of those qualities you will find no better combination.
At Magnolia Grill, dinner is an event.
The food
Magnolia Grill offers a diversified menu of appetizers, Italian dishes, steaks, seafood, dishes for the wee ones and a dessert cart that will tempt your palate, assuming you have room left after the main course.
The appetizer lineup leans toward seafood with various oyster, shrimp, crab, calamari and gumbo dishes, but for the landlocked there are stuffed jalapenos and cheese sticks.
Whimsically titled "Tom still remembers how to cook Italian," the Italian chapter of the menu presents three versions of parmagiana – veal, chicken or eggplant. Those dishes, along with Italian sausage and peppers in marinara sauce, come with a side of spaghetti, which can be substituted with fettuccine with Alfredo sauce. The Italian portion wraps with fettuccine dishes featuring grilled or blackened chicken, veal marsala, chicken piccata, chicken livers perri and filet tips florentina, the latter two served with spaghetti and marinara sauce sides.
The turf portion of the menu offers prime rib, filet mignon, ribeye, and a steak called the King Cut. Steaks are served with a variety of sides, from potatoes to fettuccini Alfredo. Have your steaks prepared rare, medium rare, medium, medium well or well done. Add a surf component of shrimp or oysters for an additional $7.
As for surf, expect to choose among broiled, blackened, fried or grilled fish, stuffed flounder, catfish, shrimp dishes galore, crawfish, scallops prepared a number of ways, oysters, or even a seafood medley.
Children may choose among chicken fingers with fries, spaghetti and meatballs, burgers and fries, hot dogs with fries or fettuccini Alfredo.
And that's just the dinner menu. For lunch, Magnolia Grill offers specialties like red beans and rice, and meatloaf with mashed potatoes, among others, plus a wide selection of sandwiches, soups and salads.
We visited early on a Friday night and decided to try a range of dishes. To start our dinner, we ordered an appetizer of stuffed jalapenos. They arrived in short order and were exactly what you would expect – lightly breaded and fried peppers with a melted, cheesy interior, served with a creamy dipping sauce.
My companion does not like hot peppers but loved the fried skin of the jalapenos. I tried to convince her the peppers weren't hot but she wasn't having any of that, which meant I got the entire plate to myself.
For her entrée, my companion asked for a custom dish of half fried oysters, half fried shrimp. The chef obliged.
The plate arrived heaped with oysters, shrimp and fries, which featured a crisp exterior and warm, moist interior.
Magnolia Grill offers dinner specials, and I decided to try one – a New York strip. When our server presented the plate I was stunned – not one but two steaks lay on the dish, surrounded by sautéed veggies and a serving of fettuccini Alfredo. Clearly a to-go box would be needed. The steak had a nicely caramelized exterior and was moist inside. The veggies were tasty and the Alfredo sauce decadently luscious.
When our server arrived with the dessert cart we had to refuse, despite the temptation of a confection worthy of the other portions of our meal. There was no room left at the inn, so to speak.
The service
Our server knew the menu and explained our options in an efficient and engaging manner. She attended to us in a timely fashion but wasn't obtrusive. You can't ask more of restaurant service.
The atmosphere
Magnolia Grill is a rare jewel of a restaurant. At night it comes alive with tiny lights festooning the shrubbery, and retro bulbs hanging above the balcony tables. Inside, it's a museum of Fort Walton Beach history, with photographs and objects from a bygone era.
Additionally, we were treated to a performance by David Ott at the piano. It was a lovely added component to an already special evening.
A final taste
Magnolia Grill is a charming restaurant experience that offers delicious food in a unique setting. Be prepared to stay longer than you expect.
As we were leaving my companion lingered to hear a final Ott rendition of an old favorite.
"It almost makes me want to cry," she said.
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Magnolia Grill
157 Brooks St. S.E., Fort Walton Beach
(850) 302-0266
Lunch: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Dinner: 5-8 p.m.
Saturdays: 5-9 p.m.
Sundays: closed
Reservations: not necessary
Handicapped accessibility: good
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Appetizers: $6-$13
Italian entrees: $12-$26
Steaks: $27-$32
Seafood: $15-$21
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The Atlanta Thrashers have recalled left wing Carl Klingberg from the Chicago Wolves.
The Atlanta Thrashers have recalled left wing Carl Klingberg from the Chicago Wolves.
KLINGBERG has tallied one goal and six penalty minutes in eight games with the Wolves since being assigned to the club on March 18. The 20-year-old forward recorded eight points (5G, 3A) in 49 games with the Swedish Elite League's Vastra Frolunda and Timra IK prior to joining the Wolves, and added four points (3G, A) in six games to help Sweden to a fourth place finish at the 2011 IIHF World Junior Championships.
Atlanta's second choice, 34th overall, in the 2009 National Hockey League Entry Draft, KLINGBERG set professional career highs with six goals, seven assists and 13 points in 42 games with Vastra Frolunda last season. He also dished out five assists in four Sweden First Division contests with Boras. The Gothenburg, Sweden, native also potted one goal in five games to help his country capture the Bronze medal at the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championships.
Overall, KLINGBERG registered 13 goals, 11 assists and 24 points in 101 career Swedish Elite League matchups with Vastra Frolunda and Timra IK, and recorded seven assists and 11 points in 12 career games with Boras, spanning two seasons (2008-10).
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During the 2013 Legislative Session, we focused our attention on building a brighter future for all West Virginians. I believe we made significant progress for our children, families, seniors, businesses, and communities across the Mountain State.
We set out to vastly improve our education system and we passed landmark education reform. Through this legislation, we are empowering our teachers and setting goals to raise student achievement. I'm extremely proud of this bill, and I believe it will help us actively prepare our kids for a successful future.
We also took a close look at improving public safety. With the passage of my justice reinvestment proposal, we will better address the substance abuse and recidivism problem within our prison population. We'll penalize those who break the law and we will help rehabilitate those who are willing to help themselves, all while lessening the financial burden on taxpayers.
We also took bold action to give our law enforcement the tools they need to deal with drivers under the influence. Many years ago, we gave them the tools they needed to deal with drunk drivers. Now we are giving them the ability to address a prominent threat: drugged driving. We're also helping those who voluntarily aid West Virginians every day. Through legislation, we're going to help make sure our valued volunteer fire departments continue to serve our communities while remaining safe and properly insured. These measures contribute to the safety and security of all West Virginians.
I've also remained committed to job creation and economic development. West Virginia has a strong history in manufacturing and mining and a number of unused industrial sites have great potential for future development. With the passage of my proposed land stewardship corporation act, we will put valuable, available pieces of land back to use. I believe through new tax credits, we can further encourage new economic development and bring about demand for new technologies that utilize our abundance of natural gas. This legislation extends tax credits to West Virginians who purchase vehicles that run on natural gas, as well as private sector companies that build qualifying infrastructure such as natural gas fueling stations. These new laws will strengthen our economy. Specifically for Morgantown, we're giving the green light to an important project that will help alleviate traffic woes and open the door to more economic development for this quickly growing area of the state.
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Suprisingly Bigfoot actually DID win the fight, that's why he TKO'd Browne and there's that weird W on his record right now.
As far as Brown having "more skills" than anyother HW with, you're simply flatout wrong.
Browne has excellent physical attributes and alot of potential, he's big and he's agile. BUT, his striking isn't anywhere near on par with that of say Overeem or JDS or Hunt, his BJJ isn't anywhere near Werdum, Mir, Gonzaga, Big Nog or Barnett, his wrestling isn't anywhere near close to Cormier or Cain and his GNP isn't anywhere near that of Bigfoot or Fedor. So please, seriously explain to me how he's got more skills than every other HW? Are you suggesting that he is more well-rounded? Because I haven't see that from him either, the top HWs all have alot more to their games than Browne, in which his major advantage will just be size and even that will disappear against some HWs.
All I can see is that he's got alot of potential(but I'd give the bump to Stipe looking down the line) and he's a really big HW. But I've yet to see how he has somehow separated himself from the pack, hell, I've yet to see him look like a Top Ten, so exactly how does he have more skills than the rest of the divison?
With the loss to Bigfoot, I have Browne at the top of the HW prospect pack with the likes of Stipe, SDR, Herman, Jordan and Schaub(in that order). His biggest win is against Struve and he was totally flat against Kongo.
The funny thing is, while you seem to be hanging off of Browne, by devaluing Bigfoot(who is a legitimate challenger), you're just knocking down your boy Browne, making it sound like he shit the bed against some can, which is incorrect.
In future, please utilize at least one comma.
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He maintained his composure and recovered really fast hardly something you ever see from someone who was nearly finished.
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DIG South, the Southeast's first and foremost event celebrating the digital economy, released details of its speaker lineup for the second annual event. The interactive and music festival held April 9-13 in Charleston, S.C., will feature more than 175 leading minds, presenting on a wide range of topics impacting the digital and knowledge economy, including software and app development, marketing and social media, investment capital, digital publishing and more.
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Cathy made the comments over the weekend at an event at his family's Georgia ranch.
Cathy set off a furor this summer, when he reaffirmed his opposition to same-sex marriage. Long lines formed outside Chick-fil-A restaurants on an "appreciation day" and opponents countered with "kiss-ins" by same-sex couples.
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Whatever you want to call it, barf bags will catch it. But they can do so much more. From airplane hacks to terrestrial everyday uses, airsickness bags are more versatile than the world gives them credit for. And they're free.
Step 1: Store leftovers
Airsickness bags are lined with plastic, have tabs to seal in the freshness, and fold nicely. You can surreptitiously stuff in all the bread you couldn't finish before the appetizers came. Or carry home the soup of the day. The same properties that hold in food post-digestion can also hold the same food prior to mastication.
Disclaimer: using barf bags from the seat pocket on an airplane for food storage might be sort of gross. People do put their filthy tissues in there (among other things), and I can't imagine that those pockets get a thorough wash very often. It might be a little like eating off of a hotel bedspread. YMMV. I know a woman who swears by barf bags for storing leftovers who has yet to get sick.
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It's the politest way to yak in public. They even sell cute ones: http://www.morningchicnessbags.com/ (See what they did there? Get it?)
I've never sung the Rainbow Chorus on a plane, but when sick at home, I have done a passable impression of a bazooka!
I use barf bags as flash diffusers for my camera!
For some of these uses, coffee bags would work.
And all i know about Kim Chee is that its a Korean food. And it was traditionaly made by using a wide array of natural things (fish oil ect..) and it was buried in the ground for a few years before eaten to let it ferment. and i love the stuff.
Local water might have a bit of chlorine taste, but you could also bring a filter bottle. I whined about the funny taste in water once and was reminded of the people in countries who are lucky to getting anything like clean water. Got over it.
But you can still use the bag as a trash bag for the fiddly bits that collect during a long flight, esp if you bring your own food.
Your hurling descriptions made me laugh loud enough to scare my cat.
As an extremely frequent flier, I've noticed that most people don't realize you can bring an EMPTY water bottle through security. Better yet, bring along an empty reusable canteen or nalgene-type container with a carabiner clipped to your carry-on bag, and refill it at a drinking fountain, typically found outside a restroom.
Thank goodness Qantas has potable water. I ran into a bit of the dysentery after a trip down under, and the flight from Sydney to LAX to DIA was (to put it mildly) uncomfortable. Water in, water out.
Gotta do that now. (evil grin)
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The Chicago Wolves have announced their 2011-12 Clear Day Roster, which consists of 20 skaters and two goaltenders.
Only those listed on the Clear Day Roster are eligible to compete in the remaining regular-season games and Calder Cup playoffs, unless emergency conditions arise as a result of recall, injury or suspension. The Wolves may also add signed junior players or players on amateur tryout contracts, but only after their respective junior or college seasons are complete.
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Powerball fever strikes just in time for holidays
PHOENIX -- Convenience stores that sold a couple of hundred tickets earlier in the week will be selling many more times that on Wednesday.
The Powerball jackpot will be around a quarter of a billion dollars. Not a bad stocking stuffer.
"I could deal with that," ticket buyer Zach Sheppard said.
Sheppard was buying tickets at a Chevron station at 16th Street and Glendale Avenue. He has a good idea of how he would handle winning the huge jackpot.
"Definitely would give some to charities. To kids and struggling moms. After that it is time for fun land," Sheppard said.
Sean Dunn picked up tickets at a central Phoenix convenience store Tuesday for the shot at the $250 million. His wife will pick up more Wednesday.
"You can't win it if you're not in it," Dunn said. "Isn't that the saying?"
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According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriffs Office:
A 46-year-old Warrenville man reported on Thursday an unknown subject struck his vehicle with eggs as it sat on Whaley Street.
Officers responded to a theft of services on Friday after Clearwater Water and Sewer reported a resident living on Belvedere Road tore the lock off a water meter after it was turned off.
A man was detained on Friday after he reportedly grabbed a 50-year-old Warrenville womans purse out of her Ruby Street residence.
A white window air conditioning unit was reportedly stolen from a Church on Urquhart Drive in Beech Island on Thursday.
A 31-year-old Beech Island man reported on Friday a male subject took his Red Murray push lawn mower from his yard on Koler Loop.
A 69-year-old Aiken man reported last month an unknown subject damaged a structure on Darlington Drive.
Officers responded to a larceny on Friday after an unknown male subject took lottery tickets from a gas station on Whiskey Road.
A 68-year-old Aiken woman reported on Thursday an unknown subject switched her vehicles license plate with another at her Combs Drive residence.
Officers received a call from an unknown caller on Friday that an abandoned vehicle with holes in the body panels was sitting at the intersection of Millers Pond Road and Jerusalem Branch Road in Salley.
A 24-year-old Aiken man reported on Thursday an unknown subject vandalized his vehicle at a business on Columbia Highway.
Officers responded to an armed robbery on Thursday after a 50-year-old Aiken woman reported while retrieving her daughter from a Redds Branch Road residence, a male subject pulled a black handgun on them.
An Aiken woman was detained on Friday for disorderly conduct on Bell Road.
A Williston man reported on Monday an unknown subject tried to gain entry into his Bossey Road residence.
A 42-year-old Aiken man was taken to Aiken Regional Medical Center on Saturday after he ingested a clear plastic bag reportedly containing narcotics while at a license check on Pine Log Road and Hownlandville Drive.
A 36-year-old Warrenville man reported fraud on Friday after an unknown male subject demanded money through the phone.
A 61-year-old Beech Island man reported an unknown subject took his medication from his Foreman Road residence last week.
Officers responded to an abandoned vehicle last month in a business parking lot on Jefferson Davis Highway in Warrenville.
A 39-year-old Warrenville woman reported on Friday an unknown subject entered her residence on Legion Road and took $2,000 in cash and caused $250 in structural damage.
A 55-year-old Clearwater man was detained on Saturday for trespassing at a grocery store on Jefferson Davis Highway.
A 42-year-old North Augusta woman reported her vehicle stolen on Friday after she parked her vehicle outside her Seymour Drive residence with its doors unlocked.
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CLEMSON — Clemson is on spring break this week, a respite for a football team that has completed a third of its spring practice sessions. The annual spring game, set for April 14 at Memorial Stadium, is still weeks away, but some players are already seeing their stock rise this spring:
QB Cole Stoudt
Many assumed redshirt freshman quarterback Chad Kelly was the future quarterback at Clemson — at least until 5-star 2014 commitment Deshaun Watson arrives. But this spring, Cole Stoudt has created early separation in the battle to be the No. 2 quarterback behind Tajh Boyd. Kelly has superior tools, but Stoudt has a better grasp of the offense.
"Just his consistency has stood out," Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said. "His fundamentals, his knowledge; he's more engaged. He looks more like a leader."
DE Vic Beasley
Vic Beasley looks like a different player this spring. Last season, the wire-thin Beasley looked like a wide receiver playing defensive end at 6-3, 220 pounds.
Despite his lithe frame, the explosive Beasley was able to register a team-best eight sacks in limited playing time last season. This spring he's bulked up to 232 pounds, and has a goal of reaching 250 pounds.
OT Isaiah Battle
Battle has had an uneven camp to date, but his stock is rising because of this significant endorsement — offensive coordinator Chad Morris wants the massive 6-7, 290-pound sophomore to win the left tackle job. Battle has prototype tackle size and could improve Clemson's power and short-yardage game. Incumbent left tackle Brandon Thomas could slide inside to start at guard, where he played in 2011.
LB Kellen Jones
The linebacking corps is as deep and talented as it's been in recent memory at Clemson, with former five-star prospects Stephone Anthony and Tony Steward competing for playing time. But Jones has one advantage over the rest of the group — this is his third year in Brent Venables' system. Jones transferred from Oklahoma last season, following Venables, and has the most experience and knowledge in the scheme. Jones is also aggressive and tenacious. Venables describes him as "disruptive."
WR Charone Peake
Swinney indicated that Peake, a 6-2 receiver with 4.3 speed in the 40-yard dash, is a frontrunner to emerge as the second-most targeted pass-catcher behind Sammy Watkins. Adam Humphries, Martavis Bryant and redshirt freshman Germone Hopper will also be involved, but Peake has a chance to be an impact player in 2013.
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In response to edstem, I'd like to add that the federal stimulus money received by the district had particular stipulations, through which the CASD created a solar pannel array (http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2009/12/carlisle_area_school_district_6.html) to save the school in long-term energy costs.
The district recently had an audit by representatives of the Government Accountability Office and Department of Environmental Protection, who Longenecker said were "extremely pleased," adding that the district was "using stimulus money exactly as intended."
Additionally, some of the hang-up on digging into the surplus was due to a strong need expressed by the board to remodel the Middle School, which has been postponed for years because of the recession.
All residents are welcome to contact the board or attend the next meeting, July 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Admin. Office Board Room (623 West Penn St.).
To clarify, hungryinhgb is right--this event is not funded by or affiliated with the city of Harrisburg or Pennsylvania government. WAC is an independent, non-profit, non-partisan council that seeks to engage communities on a wide variety of global issues. Harrisburg is simply home to the council's newest affiliate.
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In August 2007, OnTrack, the non-credit adult basic education and GED preparation program, was added to the programs available at KCKCC-Leavenworth Center. This adult learning program is designed to improve skills and help students realize their educational dreams. Each program is customized to student needs and includes employment skills training to prepare for a future career. Classes are offered during the evening Monday-Wednesday, 5:30-9:00 p.m. Registration for classes starting March 23 is currently underway.
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William Broyles is a native of Baytown and was the founding editor of Texas Monthly. He then went on to create the television show, China Beach, and to write scripts for a number of films, including Cast Away, The Polar Express, Jarhead, Unfaithful, and Apollo 13, which he co-wrote with Texas Monthly writer Al Reinert. Broyles graduated from Rice University and has an M.A. from Oxford University. He also served with the Marines in Vietnam, was the editor in chief of Newsweek magazine, and is the author of Brothers in Arms. He lives in New Mexico.


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Most of the 23 points that the president proposed are fine with me because they are designed to keep guns away from crazy people, but, the legislation that hes proposing that prohibits military-styled weapons and limits the amount of rounds that a person can carry is just plain wrong. What really bugs me is that in his speech, he told America not to listen to people like me with opposing views because Im wrong, self-serving and not using my common sense. How arrogant. There are always two sides of an argument and hes attempting to shut down the dialogue by making the other side less credible. Believe me, I know his side of the argument and could argue it for him and I still believe in my side of the argument. In case you havent considered both sides, heres mine:
Criminals arent going to abide by this new law as they break the others.
The 2nd amendment wasnt written to make sure that we can still hunt. We see in the news and throughout history that often countries are overthrown from within. Lord forbid there be a time that someone goes nuts and takes the military with him. Our citizenry must be armed with the same resources as the military. Its a hard concept to consider; probably causes cognitive dissonance attempting to think about protecting ourselves from the country and the military that we love and respect so much but that is exactly what the amendment is referring to.
Be very weary of people who say, If it saves one life, then its all worth it. I dont want one more person to be the victim of a gun either, but Im not willing to sacrifice my freedom for that impossible dream. Wouldnt we be an easy country to overthrow if it took threatening one life?
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Ticonderoga Ticonderoga businesses will participate in the annual WinterFest by offering sales and promotions.
WinterFest, Ticonderoga's celebration of winter fun, is slated for Saturday, Feb. 9, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Bicentennial Park and surrounding venues.
Sponsored by the Ticonderoga Montcalm Street Partnership, WinterFest will include snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, a fun run/walk, broomball, snowmobile rides, wagon rides and a Cook's Mountain hike. Penelope the Clown will also be in the lobby of the Ticonderoga Community Building to entertain children.
The Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce is promoting Ticonderoga area businesses that will offering sales and promotions the day of the event.
"As always, we want to stress the importance of shopping and getting services local," said matthew Courtright, chamber executive director. "Please support Ticonderoga area businesses as they support the chamber and the community in so many ways. Be sure to visit the businesses offering promotions in coordination with WinterFest who are all chamber members.
"Spending your money locally does matter and makes a difference," he said.
Aubuchon Hardware will offer 10 percent off regular items and will fill propane barbecue tanks for $14.99.Call 585-7220 for additional details.
Best Western Plus will offer a "weekend get-away" for $55 a night. Rooms will include two queen beds, hot coca and cookies along with access to the pool and hot tub. The promotion is available Fridays and Saturdays through March 1. Call 585-2378 for more information.
The Burgoyne Grill will offer 15 percent off all day. Call 585-9097 for details.
Burleigh's Luncheonette will offer 10 percent off during WinterFest. Call 585-6262 for information.
Dunkin' Donuts will offer a free donut to mark the day. Call 503-5063 for details.
Montcalm Liquor will give away a free "nip size" bottle of liquor with each purchase. Call 585-6025 for information.
Sugar & Spice Country Shoppe will have 10 percent off during WinterFest. It will also offer healthy refreshments. Call 585-7727 for information.
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Ground to be broken on light rail extension
PHOENIX -- Ground will be broken Saturday on a project to extend metro Phoenix's light rail system by three miles.
"It's just over a three-mile extension," said Melissa Quillard with Valley Metro. "There will be three new light rail stations, a brand new park-and-ride -- located on 19th Ave. and Dunlap -- and it's going to give access to more than 20,000 commuters every day."
The new section of line will be built on 19th Avenue in Phoenix from Montebello Avenue northward to Dunlap Avenue. Quillard said the area is "dense" with commuters.
"This stretch of light rail is going to serve a really dense residential area, many schools. It ultimately will stimulate growth and economic activity all the way along the line."
The groundbreaking will be commemorated with an event at the southwest corner of 19th Ave. and Dunlap, complete with activities, local food and entertainment.
Construction will begin Monday.
The $300 million project is slated to be completed in late 2015 or early 2016.
The first 20-miles of light rail opened in December 2008.
Six light rail extensions are under way that will create a 57-mile system by 2032.
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Anning River Aquatic Resort Creates Its Own Unique Ecology
Enormous constructions are popping up all over China, hosting international business, new residences and commercially centered recreational activities. Well, the Anning River Acquatic Resort certainly doesn't fall shy of being gargantuan, but unlike many of the new structures calling upon visitors to open their wallets and free their hands for brand emblazoned shopping bags, this beautiful new resort promotes a much healthier and less costly form of play. Located in Miyi, China, the playground for adults is an incredible concept designed by Studio Shift that features a public lagoon, a series of swimming pools and other water-based activities for the public to enjoy. The incredible water park utilizes solar panels, an elevated roof garden and advanced bio-remediation technology.
In order to promote and accommodate year-round tourism, the Aquatic Center's design features complete indoor pool facilities including swimming and diving pools, leisure pools of varying natures and temperatures, play pools for children and on-site spa facilities. However, the focal point of the concept is clearly the swimming lagoon, which has been carved into the site between the riverbed and the bronze metal structures. Given the size of the lagoon, Shift was very careful in employing a design that would ensure the lagoon would remain a sustainable amenity. Rather than draining the city water system to fill their pools, the overall system capitalizes on the abundant Miyi rainwater and the adjacent Anning River as primary sources.
Bio-remediation technology has been employed to filter and purify the water through a system of bio-films and low-energyconsumption pumps that contain hungry microorganisms able to feed on pollutants in the water. Additionally, a landscaped roof has been integrated above the parking garage, serving as both an elevated garden, and more critically, as a means for rainwater collection and reducing the local heat experienced almost year round. A delicate bronze metal roof provides a modern counterpoint to both the water below and the landscape roof. The bronze roof itself has also been specifically designed to capture and re-distribute rainwater, which both further promotes the eco-program of the entire center and helps to improve existing river conditions. Currently, the architects are also considering implementing passive solar strategies in order to take advantage of the favorable climate conditions of the province. If successful this aspect alone would reduce building energy consumption by 50%.
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