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WASHINGTON, May 4, 2012 The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has cited Auster Acquisitions LLC, of Chicago, Ill., for failure to pay for produce.
The company failed to pay $3,540,297.41 to 28 sellers for 470 lots of produce. This is in violation of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA). As a result of these actions, the USDA and Auster Acquisitions LLC have entered into a consent decision and Auster Acquisitions LLC cannot operate in the produce industry until April 24, 2014, at which time it may reapply for a PACA license.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center fashions itself as a a think tank that identifies rightwing extremists. In the recent past their work on "domestic terror threats" found its way into Department of Homeland Security documents, like naming people with "Ron Paul stickers" as potential threats.
It's a bit ironic that they use their "Hate Watch" blog to demonize people that they in fact hate.
Now, they're at it again expanding their hateful attack on a peaceful group that espouses voluntary interaction and the non-aggression principle -- anarcho-capitalists.
First, trend forecaster and investment specialist, Porter Stansberry is introduced by SPLC:
Stansberry has turned from scam artist to antigovernment radical, using various Internet publications to mix dubious investment advice with apocalyptic warnings about a coming era of tyranny that will destroy America.Then, radio host Alex Jones is referred to as a "far-right...antigovernment conspiracist" who gives Stansberry a platform.
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They propose instead an essentially stateless society in which all relationships, economic and otherwise, are voluntary and untaxed. Services like roads and mail delivery would be built and maintained by private entities that would charge market-based fees for those who desired to use them. Government in any recognizable form simply would not exist.Ooh, call DHS immediately. These ideas are so radical. A voluntary economy, roads and all? Break out the State guns to stop this movement before they think more radical thoughts about freedom.
SPLC says Casey's ideas are closely related to Constitution patriots until Casey points out flaws in the Constitution that led to limited states rights and individual freedom. They quoted an April 2012 article Casey wrote about the politics during the Civil War:
Greater independence among the states could have led to more innovation, and I doubt there would have been the unpleasantness of 1861-'65. People with differing ethical values and economic interests would not have been forced to obey the same laws.Then in classic guilty-by-association SPLC form, they seek to tie voluntaryists to sovereign citizens who they have already thoroughly demonized in past "hate" articles by claiming they share "many of the same issues that sovereign citizens do."
Citing that they are both "conscientious objectors" to the State because they both believe "might does not make right. The state rests on might: therefore it should be rejected."
They name a few other notable figures that believe that freedom is better than tyranny like Judge Andrew Napolitano who they call a 9/11 Truther, G. Edward Griffin and Larken Rose.
Finally SPLC does their best to close with a bang, literally. In a desperate attempt to make these people who believe in the non-aggression principle look violent, they quote Stansberry as being optimistic that the government could never become overly tyrannical because the American people own guns.
What gives me confidence for the future? Gun sales, for one thing. U.S. citizens legally own around 270 million firearms – around 88 guns per 100 citizens (including children) today. That's a hard population to police without its consent.SPLC responds "Sounding very much like his Patriot cousins-in-arms — and very little like a proponent of nonviolent resistance."
In other words, they want the reader to view him as a proponent of "violent resistance" as well as the rest of the people named in this hit piece.
Since the SPLC has so much influence with the DHS and FBI, can we expect anarcho-capitalists and voluntaryists to end up on terror watch lists like Ron Paul supporters, people with bulk food, missing fingers, and other ridiculous things that make you a terrorist?
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Days 1-2 — Depart the U.S. for Beijing, China
Depart the U.S. for China. Upon arrival the following day in Beijing, transfer to your hotel. After time to relax, meet your tour director for a walking tour of the area surrounding the hotel. Dinner is on your own.
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Prized for its haunting natural beauty, the 3,600-mile long Yangtze is one of the world's longest and busiest rivers. This morning visit one of its most popular towns, the "ghost city" of Fengdu. On board this afternoon learn about the Yangtze and the Three Gorges Dam from a river guide and enjoy a talk on Chinese medicine. The next morning traverse Qutang Gorge. Mid-day, scenes from ancient Chinese scroll paintings come to life as you dock in Wushan, board a small ferry, and cruise along the Daning River to the stunning Lesser Gorges. Back on board ship late afternoon, enter tranquil Wu Gorge and then approach the locks of 42-mile Xiling Gorge, famed for its swift waters. Later in the evening enter the locks of the Three Gorges Dam for the fascinating three-hour transit. (2B,2L,2D)
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He graduated from American Academy of Dramatic Arts, was on "All My Children" and now serves as New York City's CBS' weatherman.
Lonnie Quinn will be coming down to be the emcee for the Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing's upcoming "Broadway Bound" production.
"Lonnie and I attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in (New York City) together and graduated in 1987. I was a transfer student from the Los Angeles school, and Lonnie was the first person I met when I arrived at the Academy in New York. He was a serious student but one that was always helpful, kind and looking out for others. He was everyone's friend and extremely outgoing," said Jim Anderson, Youth Wing executive director and "Bound" director.
Quinn currently lives in Manhattan with his wife and two children.
"Broadway Bound," a fundraiser for the Youth Wing immersion program, will open on Friday at 8 p.m. with a gala performance. The Green Boundary Club, The Reserve at Woodside, Woodside Plantation, Swamp Fox, Cumberland Village and Noble Breads are a few businesses that will provide refreshments for the pre-show reception. Tickets for this event are $45.
Two more performances will take place on Saturday at 3 and 8 p.m. Tickets for those performances are $20 per show.
Sixteen high school students and 14 local musical artists will be performing numbers from shows like "Mamma Mia!," "West Side Story" and "A Chorus Line" all three shows.
The Immersion program was created by Anderson, with the ACP's Board of Directors' support, three years ago to expand and expose students, grades four to 12, to grander opportunities within the performing arts.
"Through the Julliard in Aiken program and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, local students involved with the ACP Youth Wing program are able to have exclusive workshops with some of the most talented performers and faculty members from both institutions right here in Aiken," a release said. "Each spring, a select number of Youth Wing students travel to New York City for the Broadway Student Summit, sponsored by the Musical Theater Institute, where they are immersed in workshops on acting, singing, dancing, stage combat, improv and so much more."
The students will go to New York City on April 4, with the summit starting on April 5.
The Youth Wing meets every second Saturday. Grades fourth through seventh meet at 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., while grades eight through 12 meet from 1 to 3:30 p.m. The workshops are free and open to anyone.
For more information, call 648-1438 or visit www.aikencommunityplayhouse.info.
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USA is the top crime-prone country in the world. But still it failed to put any control on gun-sales. For example, even military grade rifles are available in gun stores for civilian use. That is quite strange and odd.
In 2012 in Aurora, Colorado James Eagan Holmes used Smith & Wesson M&P15 and Remington Model 870 to kill 12 others.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves and Milwaukee Admirals exchanged goals for much of their intense Amtrak Rivalry game on Saturday night, but Milwaukee registered back-to-back scores in the third period to claim a 4-3 win at Allstate Arena.
Wolves captain Darren Haydar and defensemen Kevin Connauton and Mark Matheson scored goals for the Wolves (32-24-5-4), who dropped from a seventh-place tie with the Admirals into ninth place in the Western Conference standings. The top eight qualify for the playoffs.
"It is now six times we have lost to Milwaukee in the third period," said Wolves head coach Scott Arniel. "As much as we try and talk about it and change things, we still haven't found a way to beat those guys."
Milwaukee (34-25-4-3) opened the scoring at 8:54 of the first period on the game's first power-play opportunity. Defenseman Mattias Ekholm claimed the puck in the slot and snapped a shot directly at Wolves goaltender Matt Climie, but Admirals center Austin Watson extended his stick to deflect the puck around Climie into the net.
Haydar evened the score at 14:02 when he accepted a pass from Eric Kattelus across the blue line, skated into the far circle and, using defenseman Ryan Ellis to limit Admirals goaltender Magnus Hellberg's vision, wristed a shot past Hellberg on the stick-side. Defenseman Adam Polasek also picked up an assist on the play.
Milwaukee regained the lead on right wing Daniel Bang's goal at 7:38 of the second period. Right wing Patrick Cehlin stick-handled past a Wolves defenseman, attacked the crease and fed the puck to Bang, who squeezed a shot from close range past two diving Wolves.
Chicago received a series of power-play chances in the second period and benefited from the man-advantage at 15:27 to make it 2-2. Connauton controlled Haydar's pass on the blue line, skated two strides toward the slot and gunned a shot past Hellberg's stick. Haydar and Bill Sweatt earned the assists.
The Admirals picked up their third lead of the night when Watson's harmless centering pass from the near circle banked off a Wolves defender's skate into the net at 7:25 of the third. Milwaukee's Juuso Puustinen added an insurance goal on the power play at 16:25.
The Wolves closed within 4-3 with 53 seconds remaining when a mad scramble in front of Hellberg sent the puck back to Matheson, who wristed home the puck from the near circle. Brett Sterling and Sweatt were credited with the assists.
Hellberg (15-10-0) registered 25 saves, including a point-blank stop against Matheson in the final second, to pick up the win. Climie (19-20-3) saved 13 of 17 shots for the Wolves.
Milwaukee 1 1 2 -- 4
Chicago 1 1 1 -- 3
First Period---1, Milwaukee, Watson 19 (Ekholm, Shalla), 8:54 pp; 2, Chicago, Haydar 19 (Kattelus, Polasek), 14:02. Penalties---Connauton, Chicago (cross-checking), 8:20; Ellis, Milwaukee (roughing), 17:36; Sterling, Chicago (roughing), 17:36.
Second Period---3, Milwaukee, Bang 6 (Cehlin, Moore), 7:38; 4, Chicago, Connauton 7 (Haydar, Sweatt); 15:27 pp. Penalties---Reid, Milwaukee (hooking), 5:25; Latta, Milwaukee (tripping), 9:52; Jarvinen, Milwaukee (boarding), 12:56; Winchester, Milwaukee (high-sticking), 14:49; Ford, Milwaukee (roughing, unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:19; Archibald, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:19.
Third Period---5, Milwaukee, Watson 20 (unassisted), 7:25; 6, Milwaukee, Puustinen 12 (Winchester, Reid), 16:25 pp; 7, Chicago, Matheson (Sterling, Sweatt), 19:07 en.
Penalties---Jarvinen, Milwaukee (slashing), 1:17; Vandermeer, Chicago (slashing), 1:17; Longpre, Chicago (hooking), 2:12; Vandermeer, Chicago (interference), 15:27; Latta, Milwaukee (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:07.
Shots on goal---Milwaukee 6-6-5—17; Chicago: 10-9-9—28. Power plays---Milwaukee 2-3; Chicago 1-6. Goalies—Milwaukee, Hellberg (25-28); Chicago, Climie (13-17). A---9,538. Referees---Trevor Hanson. Linesmen---Peter Cichy and Alex Stagnone.
ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves and Milwaukee Admirals exchanged goals for much of their intense Amtrak Rivalry game on Saturday night, but Milwaukee registered back-to-back scores in the third period to claim a 4-3 win at Allstate Arena.


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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The Goose Creek Gators won their 34th straight game with a type of dominating performance that has become their trademark during the streak.
The Gators approached 600 yards of total offense and rolled to a 55-7 victory at Cane Bay on Friday, improving to 8-0 overall and 1-0 in Region 7-AAAA. Every player they brought to CBHS saw action.
Cane Bay fell to 0-8. The Cobras travel to West Florence on Thursday.
"I was pleased with how we played," Gators coach Chuck Reedy said. "We were physical on both sides of the ball and I thought our defense continued to show great improvement. We carried 85 players and all of them got to play."
Fullback Evan McField had 123 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns on 15 carries, including a 78-yarder in the second quarter during a 21-0 start for the Gators. Tyrik Johnson added 148 yards on nine carries and scored twice, from 56 and 14 yards in the second half.
Quarterback Dantez Bennamon was 7 of 10 for 117 yards and ran for 52 yards, including a 3-yarder. Six of Bennamon's tosses went to Deondre Daniels, who grabbed six passes for 103 yards.
Running back Caleb Kinlaw had 53 yards rushing and ignited the blowout with a 28-yard run in the first quarter.
McField's long burst made it 14-0 and Bennamon's touchdown gave the Gators a 21-0 lead.
Cane Bay's lone touchdown, a 3-yard pass from Devin Kilgore to Matt Rudy cut its deficit to 21-7 in the second quarter.
McField's second touchdown run, a 1-yard plunge, answered on Goose Creek's next possession and the Gators took a 28-7 lead at halftime.
The Gators pulled away in the second half with 27 unanswered points.
Freshman Evan Ulery capped the scoring with a 22-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
On defense, linebacker Daylin Julius made 11 total stops and blocked a kick for the Gators. Defensive back Omar McRae made seven total tackles and broke up five passes.
The Gators are back home on Friday after three weeks on the road. They host Wando (3-5, 1-1 region), which is coming off a 35-7 loss to Stratford.
"Wando is another region game and we will have to play at a high level to beat them," Reedy said. "They are well coached and have excellent size and a great back in (Kenny) Waring. It will be good to be back home."
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Truth be told, when we dropped the digital hammer on our online ToyFest Winter 2003 event on Monday, Feb. 17, we didn't know what to expect. We had done the Toy Fair thing in New York City for so many years, the radical change of pace - holding our own online event during Toy Fair without actually attending - was, well, disconcerting.
Happily, ToyFest Winter 2003 turned out to be a rousing success and will be a blueprint for how things are done in the future. Though the final numbers aren't yet in, we more than tripled our hit count on the first day. Feb. 17 jumped from our normal of 3 million hits per day to more than 10 million; time spent on spawn.com jumped from our average of 20 minutes to 35 minutes that day.
Todd himself was quite pleased with the effort and most of the fan feedback has been generally positive.
Though there were fewer overall lines fully revealed, we offered several slide shows and a lot of added content. When you factor in ToyFest will be held four times annually, consumers are getting quite a bit of fresh info and photography of our upcoming lines throughout the year.
As soon as our new brick-and-mortar showroom is constructed in Tempe, AZ, we will display in a new virtual showroom tour. And we'll continue to fill in finalized photography and add new lines in upcoming ToyFest presentations.
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Well done Allyson. Well done. i don't have this device but i watched the whole vid. I've had to do similar repairs on laptop screens and saved myself hundreds of dollars. And i got a new 4s so who knows if i'll have to do something similar to that. This sort of diy info is great for people on a budget with a little ambition. i was unemployed and needed my laptop to job hunt but couldn't afford $400 they wanted to charge to fix the screen. At tutorial just like yours help me and saved me $300. i only paid for the glass. So kudos to you. I'm sure someone may find these useful.
Weekly Mod: how to replace a shattered or unresponsive iPhone 3G/3GS digitizer assembly
Shattered the glass on your iPhone 3G or 3GS, or have a touchscreen that has stopped responding, and wondering how easy a screen replacement is to DIY? Well, you're in luck -- a screen replacement is a relatively easy repair to perform. You'll just need a few tools and a new digitizer assembly to make your broken iPhone 3G or 3GS good as new! This repair can also fix an unresponsive home button as well.
Disclaimer: As with any repair, iMore nor PXLFIX can be held responsible for any damage you may do to your device. It's also worth considering that opening up your device to perform any repair or modification can and will void your Apple warranty. If you don't feel comfortable opening your device, don't. Never use any type of conductive tool to pry or lift cables. Always use a plastic pry tool or spudger. And of course, make sure your device is powered off before beginning any repair work.
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Note: While the steps for this repair are the same for both phone models, the part is different so make sure you order the correct digitizer assembly for your device.
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Power off your phone
First things first, power off your device. Hold down the power button and slide to power off. Once the device is completely off, move on to the next step.
Remove the dock connector screws
Using your #00 Phillips screwdriver, remove the 2 screws located on each side of the dock connector.
Remove the old digitizer assembly
This part can be a bit tricky so please do this with extreme care so you don't tear any cables during the process.
Suction cup method (recommended):
The easiest way to remove the old digitizer is by using a suction cup to pull up the old screen.
- Position the suction cup on the screen directly above the home button.
- Using your other hand, hold down the frame while gently pulling up on the suction cup.
- The goal is to get the bottom of the digitizer loose. Do not pull directly up. There are 3 cables attached in the top right of your iPhone. You do not want to tear these. Just pull up until the bottom of the assembly pops out.
- After you have the bottom up you can remove the suction cup.
Spudger/razor blade method (only use this method as a secondary method):
If your screen is cracked above the home button, a suction cup may not create a seal strong enough for you to pull the digitizer up. If this is the case, you'll need to use a razor blade or spudger in order to remove it.
- Starting in the bottom left hand corner, insert a plastic spudger and gently pry up. Once the first side is starting to pop up, do the same on the bottom right side.
- Run your pry tool along the bottom of the device in order to pop up the bottom of the assembly. Take special care around the home button area.
Remove the cables that attach the digitizer assembly to the logic board:
Once you have the bottom of your digitizer assembly popped up we can remove the cables attaching it to the logic board.
- Gently lift up your digitizer enough to have a clear view of the 3 cables in the top right of your iPhone.
- With your plastic spudger or pry tool, you'll need to pry up the first two cables that attach the digitizer and LCD. They should be labeled with orange stickers numbered 1 and 2. Simply pop them off the logic board gently.
- Underneath these cables you'll see one other labeled as cable 3. This one is a bit trickier as it is clipped down. You'll need to gently pop up the clasp holding it into the fastener. It is a tiny white clip. Simply pop it upwards and the number 3 cable should then slide right out.
- Remove the digitizer assembly and set it aside for LCD removal.
Remove the LCD from the old assembly and place it in the new assembly
- There are 6 screws holding the LCD in place. They are all the same size. Three on the left side of the frame, 2 on the right side of the frame, and 1 on the top right holding down the induction flex. Remove all 6 screws with your #00 Phillips screwdriver and set them aside.
- Next use your pry tool to slowly work the LCD out of the old assembly on the left and right sides. It should come out fairly easily. Just take special care not to scratch it while removing it. The LCD and back plate will remove in one piece as they are glued together.
- Re-position the LCD and frame in the new assembly and replace all 6 screws in the new assembly. Make sure to remove any protection film on the inside of the new assembly before putting in the LCD. This is also a good time to check for dust between the LCD and new digitizer. I use air duster when necessary to make sure none gets stuck on the inside of the device.
Reassemble the digitizer
- Begin with the number 3 cable that clips down. Getting it seated can be a bit tricky. Use a plastic spudger to guide it in the opening if needed. Then push back down the clip that holds it in place.
- Next push down the number 1 and 2 cables onto the logic board.
- To snap the new digitizer assembly back in place, start at the top and make sure it is lined up. Once the top is pushed down and flush, snap the bottom into place on each side of the home button.
- Replace the two dock connector screws.
And... done!
That's it! You now have a brand new digitizer on your iPhone 3G or 3GS! Turn your iPhone back on and test the digitizer. If the touchscreen is unresponsive, remove the digitizer again and verify that the number 2 cable is pushed down all the way onto the logic board and seated correctly. Also test your proximity sensor while making a call and make sure it is functioning properly.
Have you done this repair yourself? Let us know how it went! Want to know how to perform another type of iPhone repair or modification? Send me suggestions to email@example.com or leave a comment in our brand new Mod and DIY Repair Forum!
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Weekly Mod: how to replace a shattered or unresponsive iPhone 3G/3GS digitizer assembly
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Royalty's narrow miss at WCPPL Event #2
Friday, June 6th, 2014
This is Royalty's second event this season for WCPPL. For the first time since 2009, Dave Bains and Mike Hinman have finally agreed to host a tournament at Capital Edge Paintball Park. This is an excellent opportunity for Northern California teams to get a taste of the event as a majority of the events are held down in Las Vegas / Southern California. Royalty will play the whole tournament on Saturday.You can only imagine what it is like to play 7 race-to-4 matches in 90-degree weather. On top of that you are playing very long matches on the very slow PSP MAO layout. Royalty comes in hot in the preliminary matches with 3 wins and a tie.
The next 2 matches against Asylum and Wicked had to deal with a little luck in our favor, resulting in Royalty moving on to the finals against Dave Bains' DMG. The first 2 points were a sweep for DMG, almost up 5 bodies every point. Royalty is on their heels for the next few points but we manage to come back and even it up at 2-2 before time ran out. Both teams were about to witness the biggest nail-biting match of their paintball career. The winner will be decided by the best of 3 1-on-1's. Clayton Parker is the first to step up to the plate, stalemate. Brian Dubois is second, stalemate.
Johnny Won is up next, he told his teammates that he was going to pretend his hopper was jammed so that the opponent had no decision but to rush up. His execution did not work and DMG is in the driver's seat 1-0. Jerry Caro is next up to plate and eventually; DMG gets a shot in on him. DMG wins the event by winning 2 1-on1s. This is the second time Royalty comes out with a second place. We consider this tournament a learning experience and Royalty plans to come out next event with an overall better performance. In our eyes, 2nd place is the 1st loser, and Royalty will do whatever it takes to ensure that they do not get a 2nd place again.


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Take a hand mirror and look at the back of you.
Look at your underarms, private areas, palms and soles — everywhere.
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Have your partner take a second look.
See a dermatologist every year for a full skin check, or sooner if they find anything that is growing or changing.
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RED JACKET – Several local football players will put on the pads one more time as they hit the turf at Buck Harless Stadium this Saturday night to take on the all-star team from Kentucky.
"It means a lot to me to be a part of this and to play with Isaac (Parsley) too," said former Tug Valley running back Aaron Muncy. "It will be good to play alongside Isaac and some of the other West Virginia players. I hope I represent Tug Valley and West Virginia well."
Parsley, who was an all-state defensive lineman, will be heading to West Virginia Wesleyan in a couple of weeks to play football for that college.
"I've waited forever to play in this game," Parsley said. "It will be a great experience and we have a lot of talent. It will be fun to play on this team."
"This should help me get ready for college and start getting in game shape," Parsley added.
Garth Simpkins, the former two-way starting lineman for Mingo Central, is also excited about playing before his hometown crowd.
"It will feel great getting to play in front of the people who have supported me all these years," Simpkins said. "I'm really excited. It will be huge to get to run out onto the Mingo Central field one more time."
"I think this team is meshing well," Simpkins said during a break at practice. "I know David (Jones) has a good team for Kentucky. I look forward to playing against some of those guys."
Other Mingo Central players on the roster are all-state utility player Joe May, defensive end Israel Reynolds, linebacker Joe Hall, defensive back Joe Jackson and lineman Quentin Yates. The Miners made the Class AA playoffs for the first time last season.
Wayne High School's Brandon Spurlock will most likely be West Virginia's feature running back. The 5-foot-7, 180-pounder led the Pioneers to a 14-0 record and second straight Class AA state championship last season as he rushed for 2,003 yards and scored 28 touchdowns. He was the captain of the Class AA First-Team as voted by the state's media.
"He's a tough player and is hard-nosed just like all of the Wayne kids," said W.Va. coach Joey Fields. "I'm happy to have him and happy for him to play."
Seven players from Logan County dot the West Virginia All-Star roster, led by Logan's all-state tandem of Chris Marcum and Khaleel Reynolds. The two were key on both sides of the ball for the Wildcats. Marcum and Reynolds both played quarterback and in the secondary. Reynolds was also a wide receiver. Logan went 6-5, 8-3 and 7-3 the last three seasons.
"Khaleel is a jack of all trades," Fields said. "He can do just about anything that we ask. He will fill in some spots that I feel that we are weak in. Chris will play quarterback and safety for us."
Also from Logan are Brant Williams (WR/DB), Brian Craft (P/K) and Teddy Nelson (OL/DL).
Chapmanville Regional High School is represented by linebacker and deep snapper Austin Watts. On the team from Man High School is Marcus Murrell (DE/TE).
The kickoff is slated for 8 p.m. At halftime, five former homecoming queens will vie for the title of the Hatfield-McCoy Bowl Queen. There will also be several awards presented at the conclusion of the game, including offensive and defensive MVPs for both squads.


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Li BingBing.
Just realised that I got a boner for her when rewatching THAT movie.
Yvonne Strahovski
Christina Lindberg
Scarlett Johansson
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Emma Stone
Ingrid Pitt
She is the most beautiful blonde in the universe.
But gotta say that Amanda Seyfried is pretty nice too.
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Guess that some perverted people knows who that is. (I mean looking at this way she's kinda cute)
^^^One of the most BEAUTIFUL girls in the known universe, miss Alexis Texas, known to work in movies some call porn. I call it pure entertainment.
^^ Yeah why does even Lexi Belle:
Looks beautiful, cute and innocent in these photos but in these porn videos which I recently watch EVERY SINGLE DAY (disappointed about myself) they looked so... *****************!!!!!!!!
^^^Yeah she's hot too. I won't give you the list of my favorite Porn Stars.Sasha Grey, Bree Olson, Shawna Lenee, Jenna Jameson, Misti Dawn, Charlie Laine, Christina Chaos ohhhh sorry, just got overwhelmed.
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Ashton Kutcher.
If I was gay, I'd have a huge crush on Keanu Reeves.
Out of all of them I only know Sasha Grey, who is quite polarized this time.
She's out of it now. Still doing movies though just not Porn. Have you seen Smash Cut??? A gory canadian flick in which she plays. A very nice flick lemme tell ya. Oh, she also wrote a book called Neu Sex. http://www.vice.com/read/we-made-a-book-with-sasha-greyI got it and it's a great read, she's a great writer.
I LOOOVE Sasha Grey.
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^^ Ur hardcore fan of porn. Still thinks that you got a wife rather than... mess up these little girls...
Two of these guys, guess...
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Mmmm.... Norman Reedus
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^^ I love that guy in TWD
Nah, single since 13 years. But I'd marry one of these Porn Stars anyday!!!
I suppose I could share a few of my faves (though this is far from all of them)...
Salma Hayek
Julie Benz
Maggie Siff
Christina Raines
Neve Campbell
Leslie Bibb
Gillian Anderson
Maria Bello
Yukari Oshima
Amanda Peet
Hillary Swank
Anne Bancroft (one of the all-time classic beauties, IMO)
And, of course, my favorite nerdy chick...
I probably posted this way back, but Claudia Christian. The hooker from The Hidden and Ivanova from Bab 5, among others. Not only was she sexy, but she could actually act.
You can't go wrong with this-"Lt. Corwin: Do we trust no-one then?Cmdr. Susan Ivanova: No, trust Ivanova, trust yourself, anybody else, shoot'em. ""Susan Ivanova: Ambassador, do you really want to know what's going on down there?Ambassador Londo Mollari: Yes, absolutely!Susan Ivanova: Boom. Boom boom boom. Boom boom. Boom! Have a nice day! "
It's all in the delivery.
edit- no wonder I married Vampy.
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A Lost Boy wrote:^^ Ur hardcore fan of porn. Still thinks that you got a wife rather than... mess up these little girls...Nah, single since 13 years. But I'd marry one of these Porn Stars anyday!!!
I think there's problem if your age if you're like... over 40. Sorry for being rude but I honestly think thats... ew...
I don't see any, I'm an eternal teenager, I may be 43 but I'm STILL 16 in my head, room full of toys to prove it. I'm an old guy with the libido of a teeange guy. Like you.
Marilyn Monroe and Ava GardnerThe 2 most beautiful actresses of all times.
------------- Now time for brunettes. -------------
Kate Beckinsale
Jessica Alba [yeah I know she's blonde in this one but she's a natural brunette]
And last but not least as she is this year's Esquire magazine's Sexiest Woman Allive.http://www.esquire.com/women/women-we-l
Mila Kunis
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If we're going old school on this-
Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly.
^^^Oh yeah fabulous too.Just not as much my favorites as Marilyn & Ava. Hehe


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Addie Ledbetter placed second in the Individual JV Novice Fences High School Class at the Interscholastic Equestrian Association National Finals to claim a National Reserve Grand Champion title.
Ledbetter, a resident of Summerville and senior at Fort Dorchester High School, competed against 19 national finalists from around the country during the competition, held April 19 at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, N.Y.
Ledbetter qualified for the IEA National Finals with her second-place finish among the 17 competitors in her class in the IEA Zone 4 finals conducted in Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 23 in competition against riders from five southeastern U.S. states.
With the conclusion of the IEA National Finals, Ledbetter completed her third and final year of riding with the IEA Storybook Farm High School Team, hosted by the home farm for the College of Charleston Equestrian Team. This is the second consecutive year Ledbetter advanced to the IEA National Finals. The Storybook High School Team was the overall winner of the team competition at the 2013 IEA National Championships with the middle school team finishing in second place in the middle school division.
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Vikings go to 10-0 in CFVC tennis
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Union Pines 9, Southern Lee 0
Singles - John Dangerfield d. Luke Foushee 10-0, Ben Williams d. Jay Randolph 10-0, Jordan Allen d. Sevryn Schaller 10-0, Adam Howard d. Peyton Wolf 10-0, Matt Lorenz d. Noe Mexicano 10-0, Cole Welton d. Ben Long 10-1
Doubles - Dangerfield/Williams d. Foushee/Randolph 8-0, Howard/Lorenz d. Schaller/Wolf 8-1, Ben White/Brenton Cameron d. Mexicano/Long 8-3
The Vikings (13-0, 10-0) remained perfect on the season at Southern Lee (6-5, 6-4) Wednesday afternoon. Adam Howard won is 118th career match as a Viking, tying Josh Matthews for No. 19 all-time on the program's win list.
Union Pines will host Western Harnett Monday at 4 p.m. Southern Lee will play at Douglas Byrd Monday at 4 p.m.
Green Hope 9, Lee County 0
Singles - Calli Patch d. Jared Abell 6-0, 6-0, Ashwyn Iyer d. Ryan Babcock 6-1, 6-2, Matt Whitney d. Michael Soule 6-0, 6-0, Eshaan Javalkar d. John Nguyen 6-1, 6-0, Eric Persson d. James Salisbury 6-1, 6-0, Ram Vadlamani d. Erick Salgado 6-0, 6-0
Doubles - Patch/Luis Rico d. Abell/Soule 8-0, George Edwards/Iyer d. Babcock/Cameron Daniels 8-0, Whitney/Sambhav Upadhyay d. Dalton Cox/Nguyen 8-1
The Yellow Jackets (3-13, 2-11) played Western Harnett this afternoon and will host Athens Drive Monday at 4 p.m.
Southern Lee 11, Jack Britt 0
The Cavaliers jumped ahead with seven runs in the first inning, including Cullen Boyette's grand slam, and went on to an easy win in six innings in Fayetteville Wednesday night.
Boyette went 3-for-4 with the slam, two doubles and six RBI for the Cavs (13-3, 6-1), who won their eighth straight game.
Caleb Gaster pitched a three-hitter with eight strikeouts and no walks.
Jared Kehagias went 2-for-4 with three RBI.
Southern Lee faced Lee County last night and will play at Westover Tuesday night at 7 p.m.
Middle Creek 12, Lee County 7
In a game moved from Friday up to Wednesday evening due to the threat of storms, Middle Creek (10-6, 7-2) prevailed in a Tri-Nine game at Lee County (5-10, 3-8).
Lee County played Southern Lee last night and will host Fuquay-Varina in a league game Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Cardinal Gibbons 18, Union Pines 4
After the Vikings (11-4, 5-1) plated three runs, making for a 4-4 tie in the middle of the second inning, Cardinal Gibbons (10-5, 3-0) posted six runs in the bottom of the second and kept going in a rout in Raleigh Wednesday afternoon.
Union Pines hosts Overhills tonight at 7 p.m.
Harnett Central 5, Triton 4
After a 10-0 Triton win earlier this season, Harnett Central (10-4, 4-2) earned a season split in Angier Wednesday night.
Triton (11-5, 4-3) played North Lenoir last night and will play at Cape Fear Christian Monday evening.
Harnett Central hosts Garner tonight at 7 p.m.
Fuquay-Varina 5, Pinecrest 3
The Bengals won a non-conference game in Southern Pines Wednesday night. The Patriots (10-6, 2-3) played Lumberton last night in SEC play.
Richmond 5, Union Pines 2
Richmond (13-2, 5-0) stopped the Lady Vikings' 10-game winning streak in a non-conference game Wednesday night.
Union Pines (10-2, 6-0) hosts Overhills tonight at 7 p.m.
Harnett Central 5, Triton 4
The Lady Trojans scored three runs in the home half of the seventh to rally and beat Triton (10-3, 6-1), getting a season split in the county series, Wednesday night.
Harnett Central (5-5, 2-3) hosts Garner tonight at 7 p.m. Triton played at North Lenoir last night.
Millbrook 9, Pinecrest 3
Pinecrest jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first frame only for homestanding Millbrook (5-6, 3-3) to eventually take a 4-2 lead with two tallies in the third.
Pinecrest (3-6, 2-3) returned to Southeastern play last night at Lumberton.
Girls soccer
Middle Creek 4, Lee County 0
The Lady Mustangs (5-5-1, 4-5-1) got a Tri-Nine victory at Lee County (0-11, 0-10) Wednesday night. The Lady Jackets host Southern Lee, for the first match in the county rivalry this season, tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Union Pines 9, Douglas Byrd 0
The Lady Vikings (10-1-1, 6-0-0) piled up seven goals by halftime and got an easy Cape Fear Valley win at home Wednesday night. Union Pines plays at Hoke County tonight at 7 p.m.
Pinecrest 3, Lumberton 1
Katheryn Palmer scored a hat trick as the Lady Patriots made a 2-0 halftime lead stand up for a Southeastern Conference win on the road Wednesday night at Lumberton (11-2, 4-2).
Pinecrest (6-2-3, 5-0-0) will play at SEC match at Scotland Monday night at 7 p.m.
South Granville 3, Northwood 1
South Granville overturned a 1-0 Lady Charger lead at halftime to win a Carolina 12 match in Pittsboro Wednesday night. Northwood (4-6-1, 3-4-0) will play at Granville Central Monday at 6 p.m.
Harnett Central 2, Southeast Raleigh 0
The Lady Trojans (6-2, 4-2) won a Greater Neuse River victory at Southeast Raleigh (0-8, 0-8) Wednesday night. Harnett Central played Triton last night and will host Clayton in a GNRC match Monday at 6:30 p.m.
North Moore 4, Albemarle 3
After a 1-1 draw between the Lady Mustangs and Lady Bulldogs back on March 11, North Moore won at Albemarle Wednesday night in Yadkin Valley play.
North Moore (2-5-1) played South Stanly last night and will play at West Montgomery Monday at 6:30 p.m.


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ELON, N.C. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (8-12/3-4) could not withstand a second-half three-point barrage from Jack Isenbarger who led Elon (12-7/5-2) to an 85-61 home win Thursday night. Isenbarger scored 18 of his game-high 23 hitting six treys after intermission.
Z. Mason (Nashville, Tenn.) posted his second double-double in three games with 14 points and a career-high-tying 13 rebounds. Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) led the Mocs with 15 points, as Eric Robertson (Huntsville, Ala.) came off the bench for a career-high 11.
Isenbarger led all scorers with 23, making seven-of-13 from three-point range. Lucas Troutman chipped in 18 points and a team-best eight boards. Ryley Beaumont and Tanner Samson added 13 and 12 points, respectively.
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Isenbarger and the Phoenix broke the game open during a 3:36 stretch hitting six consecutive three-pointers. Five came from Isenbarger whose last made it 63-40 Elon with 12:48 to play. UTC was not able to mount a significant run from that point on.
As hot as the Phoenix were, Chattanooga was cold. The Mocs managed just 30.6 percent shooting for the game, 26.5 percent in the second half. That included a 12-for-42 (28.6%) night inside the arc. Elon shot 48.5 percent for the game, 40.6 percent (13-32) from three-point range.
After UTC opened the game scoring the first five points, Elon went on a 9-0 run capped by Beaumont's basket with 16:48 left in the half. The Phoenix led by as many as 12 on Troutman's three-point play with 56 seconds left until the break. Mason's dogged efforts on the offensive boards sent the Mocs into the locker room down 10, 38-28.
Chattanooga remains in North Carolina for a Sunday tip at UNCG. Game time is slated for 2 p.m. Listen to the exciting play-by-play from "Voice of the Mocs" Jim Reynolds on ESPN 105.1 the Zone in Chattanooga, or world-wide on GoMocs.com. MocsVision has the live audio (free) action online. You can follow @GoMocsMBB on twitter for news, notes, stats and links to game notes, live stats and more.GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page, www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs, or on Twitter, www.twitter.com/GoMocs. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here.


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