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The division is named TootSuite, and Tim O'Briant has been named general manager to lead it.
"Our digital business has grown significantly over the past few years," said Scott Hunter, president of Aiken Communications. "The size and growth pace of digital now dictates that it be separated from our print operations to allow it to flourish even more."
TootSuite is designed to be a digital marketing partner for businesses both large and small. Services provided include video production, website creation and management, search engine optimization, search engine marketing, reputation management and email advertising.
The Internet-age inspired name is a play on one of the most common expressions in the French language and means, "right away" or "immediately." The French spelling is toute de suite, with the "de" being silent. Because of its pronunciation, it is often spelled as it sounds in English as toot suite. The double meaning, of course, is the idea of tooting one's horn, thus TootSuite is a suite of products and services designed to help businesses promote themselves.
"We are not de-emphasizing print," said Hunter. "That division is ongoing and growing, as well. Some staffers who will move to TootSuite have already been largely handling digital duties. But we have added staff for TootSuite and will add more."
Before being promoted, O'Briant had been executive editor of Aiken Standard. He now will have both sales and content staffers reporting to him.
"We are blessed to have Tim's leadership skills available to lead this new division," Hunter said. "Tim has a very rare combination of expertise in sales, content and technology."
O'Briant came to Aiken Standard as managing editor in 2000, following many years of experience in both the advertising and editorial sides of the newspaper business.
"This new role is a huge challenge and a wonderful opportunity," O'Briant said. "The world of advertising and communications has changed dramatically since I typed my first story on an electric typewriter 25 years ago."
An admitted technology addict, O'Briant said he wants the new division to be a valuable resource to business owners trying to navigate the dizzying array of channels available to them for reaching their customers.
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Ronda with her head straight up and down will get tagged in this fight and tagged hard.
I also find it curious that the UFC hasn't edited TUF to make Rhonda look better. Maybe there just wasn't enough good footage.
Rhonda is one of those women who really do look beautiful when they are angry. She's probably a girlfriend who would make you wish you could strangle her, but those hips are probably not just good at Judo.....
Scarface: Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you're cool, and fuck you, I'm out!
"I don't call the fighting in my films 'violent', I call it 'action'. An action film borders between fantasy and reality. If I were to be completely realistic in my films, you would call me a violent, bloody man. I would simply destroy my opponent by tearing his guts out. I wouldn't do it so artistically." ~Bruce Lee
Hilarious how you can count on one hand how many posts are actually based on the female combatants skill and upcoming bout rather than their looks.
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TAKTIK is an iPhone case that looks like it's built to withstand a full on Cylon invasion. From the makers of the LUNATIK iPod nano watch strap that helped kickstart Kickstarter onto our radar, it shares the same premium design and materials -- just at much bigger scale.
TAKTIK's shockproof suspension features a patent-pending 9mm Impact Truss silicone perimeter compressed between two durable Ballistik polymer bezels or anodized aluminum bezels. The front bezel includes an adhered compression seal liner to protect from rain seeping into the case. Our design for the rear bezel features an open, unobstructed camera pass through that maintains brilliant photo and flash quality almost as if the case wasn't there. This sandwich construction compresses the silicone truss creating a suspension system to cradle your iPhone like the precious baby it is.
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UTC opened by sweeping the doubles to take a 1-0 lead. Freshmen Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) and Kayla Jones (Memphis, Tenn.) scored an 8-3 win at No. 1 over Sandra Kancheva and Carolyn Claire. Senior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) and Kaylene Chadwell (Franklin, Tenn.) improved to 6-1 on the year with their 8-3 win over Fabiana Mersan and Nikki Maciel at No. 2. Junior Alexa Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) and freshman Katie Polk (Woodstock, Ga.) completed the sweep with their 8-4 win over Catherine Holliday and Natalia Nunes at No. 3.
Coots made quick work of her bout with Kancheva at No. 6, posting a straight-set win (6-0, 6-0) without dropping a game. It was her 10th singles win of the year as she improved to 2-0 in dual matches.
Nurik followed that with a (6-0, 6-4) win at No. 1 against Holliday to give UTC a 3-0 lead. Jones clinched the win with her (6-1, 6-0) win over Caire at No. 4.
Chadwell (6-2, 6-0) and Flynn (6-2, 6-0) both won in straight sets while only losing two games at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. Freshman Claire Mulyadi (Semarang, Indonesia) closed out the action with her (6-3, 6-1) win at No. 6.
The Lady Mocs are back on the court on Friday, Feb. 1, when they host Middle Tennessee State. First serve is set for 6:00 p.m. (E.S.T.) at the Hixson Racquet Club. A link for live scoring is available on the women's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
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Theresa Kendall is keenly aware of the challenges presented to parents of special-needs children.
Kendall is the mother of R.J., who has autism and cognitive impairments. He gets around with the help of walking devices and a wheelchair. Simple tasks most take for granted become huge undertakings.
Her experiences while grocery shopping with R.J., who turns 8 later this month, were difficult, to say the least. She would push R.J. in his wheelchair while pulling a cart behind her, all the time making sure he didnt grab items off shelves or reach for other peoples buggies as they passed by.
I was in desperate need to see if there was anything available to be able to grocery shop with my son, she said.
Her desperation prompted her to do some research on the Internet. Thats where she discovered a site called Carolines Cart, created by another special-needs mother, Drew Ann Long, who helped develop and market a specially designed cart that allows caregivers to secure a child or adult while shopping.
I started in January of last year on this mission, Kendall said. I got in touch with Mrs. Long and she helped me get the process going.
With the help of Jim Bongalis, manager of the Goose Creek Publix store on St. James Boulevard, and Publix corporate official Jonathan Stiles, Kendall was able to get one of Carolines Carts at the store.
I approached them about the need for this type of cart, Kendall said. They told me Id have to show a need for it, so I started a campaign. I asked other families to share their own experiences or what they had observed while shopping at Publix.
Those testimonials convinced Publix officials, and the new cart was delivered in July.
This cart means so much to me and other special-needs caregivers, Kendall said. Grocery shopping might seem like a simple trip for most people, but to others its not.
I really want to thank Publix for going above and beyond for their customers needs.
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Beginning in the 1997-98 season, the Chicago Wolves have designed a special jersey to be auctioned and raffled, with proceeds benefiting Chicago Wolves Charities. This season, the team wore commemorative jerseys, presented by Chase, in honor of Chicago's Police and Fire forces at four home games in January and raised nearly $27,000 for Chicago Wolves Charities. Listed below are some of the charities that benefited from the Wolves Police and Fire Jersey Auctions thanks to our loyal fans.
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The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation provides support and assistance to the families of Chicago Police Officers who were killed or catastrophically injured in the line of duty. In light of the money donated from the Police and Fire Jersey Auction, the Chicago Memorial Police Foundation gave the Wolves the opportunity to become part of their Gold Star Society.
The Gold Star Society helps commemorate and honor fallen police officers by adding a commemorative brick to the Gold Star Memorial Park near Solider Field. The Chicago Wolves' brick honors Chicago Police Officer Thomas E. Wortham, who was killed during an armed robbery attempt near his family's home in the 8400 Block of South Martin Luther King Drive on May 20, 2010.
Officer Wortham joined the Chicago Police Department in June 2007 and served with distinction in the Englewood District. He also served our country as a First Lieutenant in the Army National Guard and completed a tour of duty in Iraq on March 30, 2010.
For more information about the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, visit their website at www.cpdmemorial.org.
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The money raised by Wolves fans will help pay the expenses for seven children to attend the camp next summer. The camp provides a setting for burn survivors to share their experiences, while being able to play and not feel self conscious about their scars.
Chicago Wolves mascot Skates visited this year's camp and participated with the campers in their Fun Fair.
For more information about the Illinois Fire Saftey Alliance – Camp I am Me, visit their website at www.ifsa.org/burn_camp/.
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The 100 Club of Chicago is the civilian organization that provides for the families of police officers, firefighters and paramedics who have lost their lives in the line-of-duty. The 100 Club helps families ease the financial burden associated with the tragic event, including immediate financial assistance and the ongoing cost of higher education.
"The 100 Club of Chicago is sincerely grateful to the Chicago Wolves and their fans for their generosity in assisting the Club in continuing our mission of providing for the surviving spouses and dependents of Cook County law enforcements officers, firefighters and paramedics who have lost their lives in the line of duty," said Michele Rabenda, the 100 Club of Chicago's Director of Development. "The Board of Directors and members of the 100 Club of Chicago look forward to a continued partnership with the Chicago Wolves organization."
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INEZ — Eight people are facing charges of engaging in organized crime, following an investigation by Kentucky State Police.
According to a statement released by KSP Public Affairs Officer Shaun Little, the agency was investigating the theft of funds from the Martin County Water District, when police learned that the eight allegedly illegally obtained and cashed checks from the water department account.
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• Dennis Scott, 34, of Pilgrim
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Name: Tim Kummerfeld
Nickname: Hulk, Spongebob
Date and place of birth: Hamburg, Germany, 26th of April 1990
Home: Flensburg, Germany
Education: studying energy and environment management in Flensburg
Kiteboarding since: 2003
Why kiteboarding: It's the definition of freedom for me.
Inspired by: loads of kite and wakeboard videos
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Preferred Core kites: GTS 12sqm and 9sqm
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Other sports: Taekwondo, Kickboxing, Wakeboarding
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Best vacation: 2 months exploring Western Australia in a campervan 2010
Favourite music: electronic music, hiphop, indie
Favourite food: a pretty rare steak with fried potatoes and green beans with ham
My ride: VW T4
Past injuries: torn ACL in 2007
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Highlights of my career: German champion junior's division 2008, 3rd german championships men's division 2011
The future: finishing my bachelor degree in Perth, WA and hopefully kiting a lot over there
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Four years into his presidency, Barack Obamas political formula should be obvious. He gives fabulous speeches teeming with popular liberal ideas, often refuses to take the actions necessary to realize those ideas and then banks on most voters, activists, reporters and pundits never bothering to notice - or care about - his sleight of hand.
Whether railing on financial crime and then refusing to prosecute Wall Street executives or berating health insurance companies and then passing a health care bill bailing out those same companies, Obama embodies a cynical ploy - one that relies on a celebrity-entranced electorate focusing more on TV-packaged rhetoric than on legislative reality.
Never was this formula more apparent than when the president discussed military conflicts during his second inaugural address. Declaring that a decade of war is now ending, he insisted that he still believe(s) that enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war.
The lines generated uncritical applause, much of it from anti-war liberals who protested against the Bush administration. Living up to Obamas calculation, few seemed to notice that the words came from the same president who is manufacturing a state of perpetual war.
Obama, lets remember, is the president who escalated the Afghanistan War and whose spokesman recently reiterated that U.S. troops are not necessarily leaving that country anytime soon. He is the president who has initiated undeclared wars in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and Libya. He is also the president who, according to data from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, has launched more than 20,000 air strikes and those assaults show no sign of stopping.
We know that latter point to be the true because just days before Obamas inaugural address declaring an end to war, The Washington Post reported that the administrations new manual establishing clear rules for counterterrorism operations specifically creates a carve-out (that) would allow the CIA to continue the presidents intensifying drone war.
Thats the perpetual war, youll recall, in which Obama asserts the extra-constitutional right to compile a kill list and then order bombing raids of civilian areas in hopes of killing alleged militants - including U.S. citizens.
According to a study by the New America Foundation, roughly one in five of those killed by such strikes are civilians. However, even that troubling number may understate the situation. Thats because, as the New York Times previously reported, the Obama administration counts all military-age males in a strike zone as combatants even though, according to a CIA official, Obama aides are not really sure who they are.
Obama partisans typical riposte to these horrifying truths is to first and foremost attack the messenger. As just one example, a confidante of Obamas national security director recently berated war critics as Cheeto-eating people in the basement working in their underwear.
These same partisans then typically blurt out two words: national security. But the argument that the presidents drone war is protecting America is as flip as it is inaccurate.
Thats the conclusion of a new analysis by the Council on Foreign Relations - an establishmentarian group that cannot be dismissed with insults about snack food, subterranean dwelling and tighty-whities. Citing a concurrent increase in drone strikes and terrorists in Yemen, CFR says there is a predictable blowback effect whereby bombings result in heightened anger toward the United States and sympathy with or allegiance to al-Qaida among local populations.
These facts, of course, are a downer for those mesmerized by the presidents soothing inauguration rhetoric. No doubt, he is hoping we simply ignore reality because we so want to believe the anti-war oratory. If we do that, though, we will be aiding and abetting the very state of perpetual war that the president has created.
David Sirota is a radio talk show host, an author and columnist. He lives in Colorado.
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How do I delete my Skype account?
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to delete a Skype account. If you no longer have intentions of using a particular account, you just need to abandon it. You can edit/delete the details you registered in that account (you can simply replace them with imaginary values), and remove the profile image before abandoning that account so no one could identify who previously owns that Skype name. You can also leave a status message such as "account no longer in use, my new account is XXXXX".
Moreover, it'll also be soon tagged as inactive by Skype and will be removed from the search results after a couple of months.
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I've called in four(4) times Skype, now it's a government entity. so SKYPE, you don't want to connect me fine don't, I can call otherwise. I'm tired of playing your spy games.
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I've called in four(4) times Skype, now it's a government entity. so, **bleep** SKYPE, you don't want to connect me fine don't, I can call otherwise, you low life bastards. I'm tired of playing your spy games.
I don't want to rude but it seems that your reply has nothing to do with the topic. Kindly post them on the relevants threads or start your own. thanks.
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Does firstname.lastname@example.com work?
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If you don't intend to use your Skype account then please follow steps above given by Primemover.
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I have had someone illegally open this account using my information and I would like the whole account deleted! How can I go about this?
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If youre planning on voting in the June 10 primary, be sure you know whether or not you want to vote in the Republican or Democratic party, because there are hotly contested races for each as statewide candidates vie for nominations.
Polls open 7 a.m. Tuesday, June 10, and close 7 p.m. that evening.
While the county offices are challenged only on the Republican ticket, the state superintendent of education and the U.S. Senate races feature candidates on both sides of the aisle.
No candidates for state offices that represent Berkeley County Republican or Democrat will face opposition from their own party for the June 10 primary.
The candidates that Republicans will see on primary day:
Lieutenant governor (no incumbent)
Mike Campbell
Pat McKinney
Henry McMaster
Ray Moore
State treasurer
Brian Adams
Curtis Loftis (incumbent)
State superintendent of education (no incumbent)
Sally Atwater
Gary Burgess
Meka Bosket Childs
Amy Cofield
Sheri Few
Don Jordan
Elizabeth Moffly
Molly Mitchell Spearman
Adjutant general
James Breazeale
Bob Livingston (incumbent)
Commissioner of agriculture
Joe Farmer
Hugh Weathers (incumbent)
U.S. Senate
Det Bowers
Lee Bright
Richard Cash
Bill Connor
Benjamin Dunn
Lindsey Graham (incumbent)
Nancy Mace
U.S. Senate (unexpired term)
Tim Scott (incumbent)
Randall Young
Here are the candidates that Democrats will see on primary day:
State superintendent of education (no incumbent)
Montrio Belton
Sheila Gallagher
Jerry Govan
Tom Thompson
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Jay Stamper
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I bought this tiller expecting top of the line performance like my chainsaw but was terribly disapointed. After ten minutes of use in sandy soil the two little spot welds on the handlebar attaching it to the upright tube broke completely. I took it in and it was replaced. The following spring I started to work up my small garden and the same new replacment handle broke again. This is a very poor design and needs to be addressed. I expected more from Husqvarna. They are shipping me a new handle assembly but I am not confindent it will hold up ... looking forward to seeing if there are any improvements on the new one. Aside from this the unit has started easily and has plenty of power for the job it is intended for.
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The machine is of a reasonable design. A throttle control on the handles would be advantageous, but is not overridingly needed. The drag bar retainer is a joke, but is easily overcome with a bungee cord (design engineer should have to use what he designs).
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I'm very pleased with the front tine tiller. It preformed very well on new untilled areas I was doing to expand my garden bed. Very easy to use and maneuver. I wish the wheels were metal with rubber tires, I'm concerened about the durability of the plastic ones it has.
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Tills very well with limited jerking but reverse does not function well unless you raise the tines from the soil and then reverse drive the unit. I wish they had not changed the handle design from the single pole to two smaller diameter handles not as strong and quite a pain to assemble. Other issue was loose fasteners quite a few of them, if you buy check all bolts before operating. The reverse belt was mounted with a half twist so these units must not be tested prior to shipping or it would have tore up the belt and been corrected. My last Husky was bought in 1985 and lasted till this month, No Issues with older made products when quality was #1. One last Issue I can not find a tech help number on their web site as they do not have tech support. Customer service referred me to a local repair center and they were not very versed on the tillers. All and all it does till well.
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Bought this machine last year and used it in spring and fall and found it did a good job. MY only complaint is there is no throttle control on handle very difficult to use, but I added a throttle control to handle,much better. next problem is the clutch levers,BAD design, the handles should be turned over, on the bottom. The reverse lever when tilling and machine bounces around will do some serious harm. No cost to fix remove clip in pin and turn handle over. no cost involved. Several other reviewers had the same comment..CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW????? Also the wheel support needs a bolt between the legs through exisisting holes to keep wheels from spreading out. After modifications were made the machine works good..The "engineers" that design these machines should have to read these reviews AND...USE THEM!!!!!! I guarantee it will make a better product.
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Virgil McCoy, 84 of Burnwell, Ky., died Wednesday, January 16, 2013.
He was born April 7, 1939, at Burnwell, Ky., the son of the late Reese and Bessie Bevins McCoy.
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Well, the topic says it all. How about a site that pre-E moms on bedrest can talk/support other moms. I belong to sidelines, but most (~95%) of the women have PTL, not pre-E. SInce I am stuck in bed all day, I would love to chat with others in the same boat, especially since we have the same issues.
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MADISON – The West Virginia Coal Festival brought hundreds to the area for fun and festive activities, but a ceremony remembering those lost to coal mining tragedies in the state since the last festival was also part of the festival's events.
The "Mines Memorial Service" was held on the front steps and lawn of the Boone County Courthouse in Madison and included music, patriotic ceremonies and a remembrance ceremony for the 10 coal miners that have died in West Virginia in the past year.
The Boone Co. Civil Air Patrol Squadron hung the Coal Festival Flag and the Madison VFW Post 5578 posted the colors with the assistance of the Post 5578 Woman's Auxiliary.
Speakers included Festival President Joy Underwood, Festival Vice President Delores Cook, Festival Publicist Larry Lodato, festival board member Jimbo Clendenen and speaker Dr. Frank "Tex" Frye, pastor of the Madison United Methodist Church.
There was a musical performance by soloist Paul Bowling of the Bigson Freewill Baptist Church.
"We are here today to remember and honor these brave miners and to say that we will never forget them," Frye said.
Lodato read the name of the deceased, and current and former United Mine Workers miners carried crosses for each miner to the foot of the Coal Miners' Statue on the front lawn of the courthouse.
They miners honored and remembered included: Johnny Mack Bryant, II, of Lenore, W.Va.; Gregory A. Byers, of Beckley, W.Va.; William "Bill" E. Mock, of Clarksville, Pa.; Stephen O'Dell, of Mount Nebo, W.Va.; Markel Koon, of Shinnston, W.Va.; Brandon Townsend, of Delbarton, W.Va.; Edward L. Finney, of Bluefield, W.Va.; Glenn L. Clutter, of Baxter, W.Va.; John Myles, of Hilltop, W.Va.; and Asa Fitzpatrick, of Kermit, W.Va.
The ceremony concluded with the audience participating in singing "Amazing Grace" and a benediction from Ralph Judd Alford, pastor of the Brush Creek Presbyterian Church at Ridgeview.


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Book Review: "King of Clubs: The Great Golf Marathon of 1938"Written by Fred Altvater | | email@example.com
"King of Clubs: The Great Golf Marathon of 1938" is a golf adventure involving a winner-take-all wager, an unbelievable feat of endurance and transcontinental travel during the Great Depression.
In September 1938, Chicago stockbroker Smith Ferebee played 600 holes of golf in just four days in eight different cities. Remember this was 1938. FDR was in the White House, Adolf Hitler was rattling war drums in Europe and plush private jet travel was not an option.
This herculean feat of golf was conceived over drinks and was born from a wager involving 500 acres of prime Virginia real estate.
Ferebee had won complete ownership of the Virginia real estate in a bet from his business associate Fred Tuerk by playing 144 holes of golf in a single day at Olympia Fields Country Club near Chicago.
After Ferebee's original feat of golfing endurance became known publicly with the help of "Ripley's Believe It or Not" radio program, every crazy golfer in the country attempted to duplicate or improve on Ferebee's record.
Enter master promoter Rueben Trane who had just invented an innovative new product called the air conditioner. He saw a way to use Ferebee's endurance golf for a huge countrywide promotion.
Tuerk wanted to win back his share of the Virginia property, Trane wanted to sell air conditioners and Ferebee wanted to lay to rest his sole claim on endurance golf.
A plan was conceived to travel across the United States via automobile, train and airplane to play 600 holes of golf in just four days. Ferebee would ultimately set a record that no one would be foolish enough to try to break.
Along the way famous cowboy singer Gene Autry as well as several other celebrities of the day became involved in the trek.
There is even a sinister subplot hatched by a devious bookie who attempts to derail Ferebee's endeavor.
Ferebee played 33 complete 18-hole rounds of golf, spent 96 hours on the golf course, hit 2,858 shots, went through 40 pairs of socks, seven pair of golf shoes and traveled from Los Angeles to New York.
The author, Jim Ducibella, was a sportswriter for 29 years primarily for the Virginian-Pilot. He was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in April 2010.
Commenting on the author, John Feinstein said, "Jim Ducibella has always brought humor and style to both his writing and reporting. 'King of Clubs' is an example of that. There's no doubt in my mind that those who read it will feel the same way I do."
The book won the 2012 Book of the Year award from the International Network of Golf.
SI.com writer Gary Van Sickle called "King of Clubs," "maybe the best golf story you have never heard of."
"King of Clubs: The Great Golf Marathon" weaves a tale of golf wagering and transcontinental travel during the Great Depression and can be purchased here.
Golf fans and historians alike will enjoy this great read.
Fred Altvater offers golf tips and videos at www.toledoohiogolflessons.com. Email him at BackNine@toledofree press.com or follow him on Twitter @tolohgolfr.
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Three parades and a Bostic Christmas event
FOREST CITY — Three Christmas parades, a Bostic Christmas event, the production of "A Hillbilly Christmas" and a community a carol sing are among holiday events this weekend.
Beginning at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 1, the Bostic Lincoln Center is hosting its annual Christmas Open House.
"A Hillbilly Christmas Carol" by LeRoma Eshbach Greth presented by Rutherford Community Theatre and CEO/Artistic Director Les Beale will be performed at the fire station. The Christmas comedy in one act is produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Ill.
The performance is free, but donations will be accepted.
Across the street at the Bostic Lincoln Center, there will be a display showcasing a recent acquisition of miniature toy soldiers given to the museum by Walter Walulewicz.
At 4:30 pm a musical program will be provided by First Baptist Church Adult and Children Choirs directed by Kim Earle and special selections by Mike Campfield and Nancy Clay.
There will be prizes and refreshments and Santa will visit the children beginning at 5 p.m.
Several parade guests planned in Rutherfordton
RUTHERFORDTON — There will be several floats walking down Main Street in Spindale and Rutherfordton are among highlights of the parades that kick off at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Spindale.
Although the parade units for the two towns are the same, the grand marshals are selected for the individual towns.
Former Spindale mayor Jack Metcalf will lead the parade in Spindale, followed by a host of other entries including the R-S Central and East Rutherford High School marching bands; commercial floats, scouts, youth, school groups, senior citizens, antique cars, dance groups and the usual line up of emergency vehicles.
When the parade units reconvene for the Rutherfordton parade beginning at 5 p.m.
The Christmas parade is the grand finale event for the town of Rutherfordton's 225th year-long birthday celebration and leading the parade are the committee chairs, John and Frankie McWhorter. The McWhorters are riding in the honor car as grand marshals. Throughout the year, the couple has been instrumental in leading the anniversary events.
Since the parade doesn't kick off until 5 p.m., much of the parade route will be under the lights of the Christmas decorations along Main Street.
The Rutherford Outdoor Coalition's esquestrian group will also be featured in the parade.
A Carol Sing
RUTHERFORDTON — Once the streets are cleared in Rutherfordton, the Rutherford County Historical Society will open the doors of historic St. John's Church, 316 N. Main Street, Rutherfordton, for an evening of sing-a-long Christmas carols and other instrumental holiday music beginning at 7 p.m. The historic church, completed in 1848, will be decorated for the season.The program will begin with the official lighting of the Society's Christmas tree.
Ellenboro parades starts Sunday at 3 p.m.
ELLENBORO — The Ellenboro Christmas parade begins at 3 p.m. Sunday and will follow the US 74B route through town, beginning at Hollis Road intersection and concluding at Bethel Baptist Church.
N.C. House Rep. Mike Hager will ride in the honor car as grand marshal, followed by a host nearly 70 entries, including the East Rutherford High School Band, senior citizens, scout groups, church groups, floats, antique cars and the usual flow of emergency vehicles.
It's not too late to join the Ellenboro parade, said Town Alderman Sandra Weeks. Call her at 453-8932.
"Come on down and join us," Weeks said, invited others to march along with the townspeople and guests.


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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Editor's note: According to information provided Wednesday by the Summerville Police Department, the following suspects were still at large. All photos provided by reporting agency.
Name: Torrian Sharadd Smalls
Age: 34
Description: black male, 6' 4", 398 pounds
Last known address: 124 Langley Drive, Apt. B, Summerville
Wanted for: Drugs/Possession
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: January 2013
Investigators allege: On January 9 the Dorchester County/Summerville Metro Narcotics unit executed a search warrant at the above address and located multiple pieces of loose marijuana, multiple scales, multiple boxes of sandwich bags and multiple jars containing green plant residue. The green plant material was presumptive for marijuana.
Name: Erika Danielle Risher
Age: 26
Description: white female, 5'5", 120 pounds
Last known address: 3394 Fairview Dr., Ladson
Wanted for: Breach of Trust with fraudulent intent
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: May 14, 2013
Investigators allege: On May 4 the defendant stole $525 worth of scratch-off lottery tickets entrusted in her care by her employer, Hess, 1401 Old Trolley Road, Summerville. The defendant admitted in a written letter to her employer that she had fraudulently removed several scratch-off lottery tickets from their display case and scratched them off, cashing out the winning tickets. The theft was recorded on the store video.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these suspects may call the Summerville Police Department at (843) 851-4100. Crime tips can also be sent to Crime Stoppers by phone at 554-1111, by text message at CRIMES or 274637 (start the message with "TIPCSL") or on the web at www.5541111.com.
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Edison regional president settles in to Toledo communityWritten by Danielle Stanton | | email@example.com
Two decades after starting work as an electrical engineer in a male-dominated industry, Linda Moss has emerged as one of the new high-powered leaders in Northwest Ohio.
Moss, 48, became regional president of Toledo Edison in May. Her new domain is comprised of a 340-employee company, 310,000 customers in eight counties, 1,000 miles of transmission lines and 7,000 miles of distribution lines.
"I've always found it to be a great career path," Moss said. "I understand it to be dominated with men, but not a challenge I wouldn't overcome. I've always had a successful career. It's been a good opportunity with me. It put me in a position to come into this role."
Moss' career trajectory started 26 years ago when she hired on at Potomac Edison — which became part of Toledo Edison's parent company FirstEnergy in 2011 — at age 22. She had just graduated with an electrical engineering degree from West Virginia University.
Her first job was as a distribution lines engineer. Not only was her work in a male-dominated industry, but she worked on the operational side, something even more unusual for women, Moss said.
"The way I approached my career was one job at a time. I was focused on doing well in the position I held at the time. I always aspired to more and to take my career to the next level," she said.
At one point, Moss was in charge of the construction of a brand-new transmission operations center. Calling the experience "invaluable" and "incredible," Moss said she learned a lot about company operations, knowledge she brought with her to Toledo Edison. She also earned her master's degree while working full-time.
"I can't honestly say 26 years ago I thought I'd be in this position [as regional president]," Moss said. "I'm very humbled by the position. I think people recognize you for the work you do and the job you hold."
Dennis Chack, president of Ohio operations for FirstEnergy, said he has no doubts Moss will serve her new customers well as the leader of Toledo Edison.
"Running a utility company requires a diverse set of skills, and Linda's success in so many operational roles in our company, coupled with her engineering background and her management experience, made her the right person for this job," Chack said.
Moss said Toledo rolled out the welcome mat for her after she relocated 400 miles from Hagerstown, Md., to assume her new post.
"Toledo is wonderful," she said. "It's just such a welcoming town and everyone here has made me feel a part of their family."
Moss has spent the past seven months acclimating to a new city, new people and new responsibilities and said that to fill the big shoes left for her — by previous Toledo Edison regional president Randall Frame, who was promoted to regional president of Ohio Edison — she'll continue to stay the course.
That means maintaining the company's level of reliability and safety. People take utility companies for granted until they flick their switch and get nothing, she said, which is how it should be. People expect great service and she intends to exceed those expectations.
"Looking at Toledo Edison, we have the highest reliability rating of all public utilities in the state of Ohio," Moss said. "We've held that level for three years."
Moss wants to keep that rating and continue to help customers affected by storms, high winds or other outages restore their power as soon as possible. Her objective is to spend money on what's called "reliability" projects, such as the $12 million recently spent on a Fulton County substation.
Toledo Edison spent $23 million on reliability projects in 2013. That includes $6 million on tree trimming, $6 million on pole replacement and $3 million in equipment upgrades. Another substation is planned for 2015 in the Perrysburg area, she said.
"Toledo Edison has provided excellent reliable service," Moss said. "The challenge is to continue to provide this service."
As she focuses on product delivery, she's also keeping an eye to safety. Moss said she will maintain the company's safety and first responder program, in which first responders learn about electricity and how to deal with electrical emergencies, such as downed power lines.
"Safety, it's our highest priority," she said. "Dealing with an invisible entity can be fatal. We respect it and try to provide safety services as best as possible."
After two decades in the utility business, Moss has experienced a first at Toledo Edison. The company owns the Edison Plaza building, a high-rise in Downtown Toledo, making Moss a landlord for the first time. She said it's given her the valuable opportunity to form relationships with her tenants, which include the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Regional Growth Partnership and many nonprofits.
She is currently gearing up for a new $2.8 billion program by FirstEnergy that will funnel money to Toledo Edison for projects to improve service, Moss said. Employees are now identifying equipment that needs replacing, like transmission lines and poles, in anticipation of the new money that may arrive in January or February. There's no word yet on how much Toledo Edison will get, she said.
"It's a fairly new project and we're still working through the details," Moss said
Moss's husband, Jerry, made the move with her to Toledo, along with their 21-year-old daughter, who is attending Owens Community College, majoring in accounting. They also have two other grown children and three grandchildren.
When Moss is not working or serving on multiple boards, she enjoys playing golf and is already looking forward to the spring. She's also involved in the community through Toledo Edison.
Moss did not identify any changes she would make as the new regional president, saying Toledo Edison was "well-run" for many years before her tenure. If she can maintain service and safety and customer satisfaction, then she will consider herself a success, she said.
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Chimney - 'The Uplands', Kinglake, 07 Feb 2009 (Bushfire Damaged) Reg. No: HT 23963
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- Single-flue brick chimney from the dining room of 'The Uplands', a homestead built in the late 1890s for John and Elizabeth Lawrey, early settlers to the Kinglake area. 'The Uplands' was well known locally and was often used by the Kinglake community as a meeting place for special events, celebrations and sporting activities.
The house was one of two on this site on the Whittlesea-Kinglake Road in Kinglake that were destroyed in the Black Saturday bushfires on 7 February 2009. At the time of the fires, the home had not been inhabited for many years and was used for storage. The adjacent home was used as a rental property by the owner.
The chimney was identified and dismantled with the assistance of the local Grocon contractors who were responsible for site clearance following the bushfires. It was collected on 18-19 June 2009 and was one of the few remaining chimneys from bushfire sites, as most had been demolished in the weeks immediately after the fires to minimize hazards on fire-affected sites.
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- 7-metre-high single chimney and hearth, 77 courses of bricks in height. The bricks are hand pressed below the roof line, and machine pressed above the roof line. They are a pale apricot colour with deep scratches on all sides. The bricks are large, approximately 85mm high. The external bricks show the effects of heat with surface cracks; a few bricks from the lower courses show charcoal burns.
Those bricks located in the lower 33 courses, up to the shoulder area, are apricot colour. The bricks representing the chimney stack show a significant variation in colour. There is a distinctive bend in the chimney at the 46th course, which represents its movement around a roof joist. Three moulded bricks are identified from commercial brick manufacturers: Northcote, Clifton and Hoffman. There are a few bricks that show thumb prints. One brick is selected as an example of the surface finish on the chimney.
The chimney comes with nine pieces of metal roof flashing and a section of electrical wire with an insulator, which were attached to the chimney at roof level.
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- This chimney is an evocative symbol of the impact of bushfires on landscape, families and communities. While it embodies a clear connection to the impact of the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires, it also represents the enduring nature of bushfires across Victoria's settled history. The sight of a lone chimney standing in an abandoned property is familiar to anyone who has travelled the back roads of Victoria.
The history of this particular chimney and its hearth is also a powerful symbol of community connectedness, a key theme in the aftermath of natural disasters. This chimney came from the dining room of 'The Uplands', an early homestead built by the Lawrey family in the late 1890s. 'The Uplands' homestead was a centre point for the Kinglake community for many years, where a variety of community events were celebrated and enjoyed on a regular basis in the homestead and its grounds.
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- Donation from Mr Major Gill, 2009
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|Original Owner:
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|Mrs Elizabeth Lawrey, Kinglake, Victoria, Australia, circa 1900-1915
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Consider implications of gun legislation
It's bad enough that legislators are seriously considering allowing concealed weapons in restaurants and bars (Senate bill 308), but what most people probably are not aware of is Senate bill 115 that would abolish the concealed weapon permit. Can you imagine anyone, without any training whatsoever, could carry a concealed weapon? So after the legislators allow concealed weapons in restaurants and bars, are they also going to abolish the concealed weapon permit?
With Senate bill 308 and 115, business owners must really think about their liability. What happens if someone is shot in their establishment? South Carolina doesn't have a state civil statute that holds the bar owner liable for injuries caused by a customer who was intoxicated when served in their establishment. However, the injured party can use the state's criminal statutes governing alcohol control. In 2010 the S. C. Supreme Court upheld a trial court's verdict of $10 million against The Getaway Lounge & Grill when it was determined the patron's intoxication had resulted in a car crash that claimed his life and seriously injured a passenger in the car he struck.
Our legislators who approve of Senate bill 308 are not thinking through the ramifications of this bill. Are they positive that the "good guys" won't have a drink or two before entering the bar? Are they positive the wait staff will ask every customer whether or not they are carrying a concealed weapon before serving them alcohol? And, who is responsible if, God forbid, someone is shot?
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We've had five county commissioners in five years, public works director gone, planning director applying for a new job after just over a year, TDC director resigning and allowed to stay on as if she hadn't caused massive damage within the community. We've had ethics probes, an FBI investigation, conflicts of interest to beat the band and that's just in the past couple years.
When will our statewide reputation of corruption, be sufficient to make our "leaders" say enough is enough? Right here, right now it stops!
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Games with likely statewide implications featuring Southern, Hillside, Northwood and Carrboro highlight tonight's area high school football schedule.
At Dudley High School in Greensboro, the state's No. 12 (Hillside) and 15 (Dudley) all-classifications programs — according to MaxPreps.com — face off at 7:30 p.m. with undefeated records and state playoff posturing on the line.
Both 4-A programs are considered potential state title contenders and both have the playmakers to get the job done. Dudley (3-0) is led by defensive end Chris Register, a 6-4, 230-pound four-star prospect who has committed to Clemson. Quarterback/safety Emmanuel Moseley is another standout. He committed to Tennesee on Tuesday.
Dudley has won its three games by a combined score of 106-10.
Hillside's margin of victory in two game — 56-48 — isn't nearly as impressive on paper, but it is when the quality of the victims comes into play. The Hornets have already beaten last year's 4-A state champion — New Bern — on the road and Southern, one of the state's top 3-A programs, in a "road" game at Durham County Memorial Stadium.
The Hornets answer Dudley's star power with a pair of four-star recruits of their own in running back Donté Thomas-Williams and wide receiver Trevion Thompson.
Defensive lineman Khalon Howard and a secondary led by N.C. State recruit Kalen McCain will be tasked with shutting down the Panthers' offense.
A key could be Hillside first-year starting quarterback Nas Forté-Ferguson, who has been inconsistent in the first two games but has shown a knack for making the big pass.
At Carrboro, a pair of 3-0 teams with state title aspirations face off in 3-A Northwood and the 2-A Jaguars (7:30 p.m.).
Formerly fellow members of the now-defunct Carolina 12 1-A/2-A Conference, Northwood has moved up a classification, while Carrboro is back to try to improve on its 2-AA state runner-up finish of a year ago.
The Chargers bring a new state-of-the-art passing game to town with Ti Pinnix already owning a 500-yard passing game this season. Running back Kadarus Rhone and wide receiver Jalen Smith lend balance to the attack.
Carrboro counters with one of the better running backs in the country in junior Trai Sharp and deep-threat wideout Marlin Johnson. The keys for the Jaguars will be quarterback Jonah Mendys finding Johnson downfield and the ability of a lot of two-way players to hold up on defense as the game wears on.
Southern (1-1) hosts perennial state 4-A power Scotland County (7:30 p.m.) in the last of the three top games tonight.
No one can say Southern shies away from scheduling the cream of the crop. Because that's exactly what the Laurinburg visitors are. The Fighting Scots (3-0) won the state 4-A title in 2011 and are ranked sixth in the state (all classifications) and fourth in 4-A.
Southern has moved down from 4-A to 3-A this year and has already faced a top 12 team in Hillside (29-24 loss on opening night).
The homestanding Spartans will have to play effectively on defense and get lots of points from offensive stars QB Kendall Hinton, RBs Will Cameron and Jordan Brown and WR Maurice Trowell to have a legitimate shot at victory. Cameron and Trowell could make a major impact in their roles and kick and punt returner, respectively. Both have big-play capabilities.
But win or lose, Southern is priming itself for a deep run in the 3-A playoffs. This level of competition should pay off later.
While Chapel Hill (0-3), South Granville (2-1) and Oxford Webb (1-2) are taking a week off, 13 of the area's 16 football-playing schools are in action tonight. Here's a look at what's coming in other area games:
— Millbrook (2-1) at Northern (0-3), 7 p.m. — An interconference rivalry that ranked among the state's 4-A best in these teams' state-title chasing glory days of the 1980s and '90s has dimmed of late, but Millbrook has picked up a pair of wins while Northern has been outmatched and outscored 125-22 in losses to three teams that made deep playoff runs a year ago. In fact, this game might represent Northern first-year head coach R.J. Wilson's best chance at a non-conference victory since the next two weeks feature visits from Southern and Greensboro Dudley, both highly regarded statewide. On the plus side for the Knights, they're finally at home at Durham County Memorial Stadium after three weeks on the road.
Keep an eye out for Millbrook QB Lemar Harris, RB Daminick Wilkins and S Trey McClamb. All three are major college recruiting targets, Harris already committing to Wake Forest.
— Jordan (1-2) at Panther Creek (1-1), 7:30 p.m. — A road trip to Cary is probably not what the Falcons needed this week, not after a 46-8 home demolition by Cary Green Hope. Panther Creek has played well to date, losing to undefeated and always tough Wake Forest (formerly Wake Forest-Rolesville) 28-14 and crushing Wake Forest Heritage 42-0.
— Cedar Ridge (0-3) at Riverside (1-2), 7 p.m. — Cedar Ridge has played better than its record indicates in its first season as a 3-A program, up from 2-A a year ago. The Red Wolves have been outscored only 84-59 and played an outstanding Carrboro team tough in the opener. This is a game 4-A Riverside needs as the Pirates look to regain the swagger they picked up in a season-opening overtime win at Chapel Hill. Riverside will have chances to pick up more victories in the weak PAC-6 4-A later on, but confidence now could be key to winning later.
— Southern Alamance (2-1) at East Chapel Hill (1-2), 7 p.m. — East Chapel Hill's defense will be tested by a Southern Alamance program that's averaging 37 points a game. On the plus side, the ECH offense should be able to get something going against a defense that's allowing 33.3 points a game. East has been outscored 94-59 in a disappointing season to date.
— Roxboro Person (0-3) at South Boston (Va.) Halifax County (0-2), 7 p.m. — In a battle between the Rockets (Person) and Comets (Halifax), something's gotta give and it could be a breakthrough win for Person. Neither team has shown anything to date, but that will change tonight. Person's been outscored 118-22 in three games. Halifax has been outscored 117-14 in two games, losing its opener by 41 and losing in Week 2 by 62.
— Graham (0-3) at Orange (3-0), 7 p.m. — Orange has beaten three PAC-6 4-A teams in as many weeks and the Big Eight 3-A Conference power shouldn't have too much trouble with a 2-A program that's been outscored 143-45. Orange is ranked among the top 10 3-A teams statewide by the Associated Press and MaxPreps and should remain undefeated after this one behind the passing of Garrett Cloer, the running and receiving of Patrick Pettiford and the rushing of Tay Jones.
— Fayetteville Village Christian (1-1) at Granville Central (1-2), 7:30 p.m. — Granville Central hosts an independent school which has been more than up and down, losing to High Point Christian 58-0 and beating Gaston KIPP Pride 42-8. Granville Central should be in the driver's seat in this game against a team with an announced roster of only 20 players.
— Kestrel Heights (0-2) at Winston-Salem Atkins (1-1), 7 p.m. — The nightmare of an all-road season continues for the undermanned Hawks of Coach David Lloyd (they don't have a home field) as they will once again be decided underdogs.


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