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Last summer Claudia Mahnke sang Fricka / Waltraute / and 2nd Norn in the Ring at the 2014 Bayreuth Festival before travelling to Los Angeles to sing Judith in our production of Bluebeard's Castle. She then returned to Frankfurt to repeat her wonderful portrayal of the Composer in Ariadne auf Naxos and sang Ottavia in a new production of Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea, the Foreign Princess in Rusalka and Kundry (role debut) in Parsifal. She has been a member of the ensemble at Oper Frankfurt since 2006, where recent roles have included Meg Page (Falstaff), Judith (Herzog Blaubarts Burg/Bluebeard's Castle), Blanche (Der Spieler/The Gambler) and Adriano (concert performances of Rienzi, available on CD/OehmsClassics). In earlier seasons she also thrilled the audiences with performances of Brangäne (Tristan und Isolde), Marguerite (Fausts Verdammnis/The Damnation of Faust), Emilia (Otello), Giulietta (Hoffmanns Erzählungen/The Tales of Hoffmann), Charlotte (Werther), Cherubino (Die Hochzeit des Figaro/Le nozze di Figaro), Lucretia (The Rape of Lucretia) and the title role in Hartmann's Simplicius Simplicissimus. Earlier on in her career Claudia Mahnke was under contract in Stuttgart, who bestowed the title of Kammersängerin upon her in 2006. She received several nominations for »Singer of the Year« in Opernwelt magazine for her interpretation of Simplicius Simplicissimus in Stuttgart. Guest engagements have included appearances at the Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich, Brangäne at the Ruhrtriennale and Houston Grand Opera, Adriano at the Teatro Real in Madrid, Octavian (Der Rosenkavalier) in Essen and Cologne, Dorabella (Così fan tutte) at the Opéra National de Lyon and San Francisco Opera, and appearances with the NHK Symphony Orchestra in Tokyo (Das Lied von der Erde, Brangäne and, in 2014, Fricka in a concert performance of Das Rheingold as part of the Spring Festival) and in Seoul, with the Deutsche Oper Berlin.
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Lion Richard Brown of Covington attended the Jan. 10 meeting of the Jones County club and presented the awards. The first service award was given to the club's current president, Marshall Flewellyn, who has 10 years of service.
Four Lions received 20-year awards, Pat Daniels, Billy Moore, Bobby Daniels, and Terrell Fulford, and three more, Thad Childs, Nancy Pace, and Margaret Wells were presented with 25-year service awards.
The final service award was presented to Dr. Berry Moore, who has been a Lions Club member for 40 years.
Moore is not the longest serving member of the Jones County club, however; Jessie DeMaree has that designation. He received his 50-year service award last year.
The club's newest member, Denise Childs, was installed prior to the distributing of the service awards. Childs was sponsored by her husband Thad.
The Lions Club of Jones County has been in existence since 1968 and has been bringing the fair to the community each year for 43 years. The club has 26 members on roll.
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Enough with the sandwiches, right? (Note to The Bulletin: Have you considered putting someone on the sandwich beat? I know a guy. Who loves sandwiches.)
Oh, right … music. It's summer in Central Oregon, which means the next seven days are more packed with good live-music opportunities than, say, this sandwich is packed with corned beef.
This week's music section includes short stories on Michael Franti's brighter outlook, the traditional ways of Town Mountain, the melodic charm of Dar Williams, the reunion of '90s Bend band Brotherhood of Rythm, and the impressive lineage of the Stone River Boys, plus Keegan Smith, Marv Ellis, Cloudy October, Moon Mountain Ramblers and The Congress. For you off-the-beaten-path types, we've got Susie McEntire's annual concert in Antelope and Doug and Telisha Williams performing in Richmond. And for you funnel-cake types, there's Styx and "Weird Al" Yankovic at the Deschutes County Fair.
Finally, this week provides a bunch of ways you can catch a show and see your cover charge or donation go to a good cause. Click here for all the details you need to attend fundraisers for Rise Up International, the late Jake Vinson's family, the High & Dry Bluegrass Festival, the Sisters High School's jazz program and efforts to purify the drinking water of Mumba, Tanzania.
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Hello Pneuma!I want to thank you for all that you have written....and I also want to say that I AGREE with everything too....I would like to clarify on 2 of my comments.The statement...."Now what I am learning at this stage in my walk with the Lord is that there is still a dying to the soul ....for the Lord showed me that the old adamic spirit was dead but the old adamic soul is now little by little being conquered by the King."For me my language right now is that of a toddler....I am one that has not learned any of what I am speaking through books or other's that have written on the new birth...all I can say is what I have experienced...what my Father has wrought within me....I have been a believer for over 20 yrs. but have only been born from above over the last couple of years....for I always thought that the term 'born again' was when a person gave their heart to the Lord....I have a new understanding of that word now....for I see that just as in the natural so too in the Spirit....so what I first thought of as 'born again' I now understand to be 'conception'....then as one is GROWN in the womb through all the processes of Father and DEVELOPS the ears of the spirit, the eyes of the spirit, the hands, the feet....ect of the Spirit...there comes a DAY when the cross has worked such a death that the old adamic spirit dies and the NEW CREATION SPIRIT is born. This was a very real death for me....and a very real birth.
Now as to the other comment I made...."I will say this....your argument of Adam laying his life down....is something I believe is true....for no greater love has any man than this but to lay his life down for his friends....this is true AGAPE love....Adam loved His bride....He didn't want to be departed from her....so he chose to DIE TO SELF so that she would not die alone.When I used the phrase..."DIE TO SELF"....I was referring to the actual life (physical)....not His *soul*....and in that respect He did show His love for her in that he gave up his physical life so that she would not die alone...this to me is one of those *secret things* that belong to the Lord for it has not been revealed to me as yet if Adam knew what the consequence of obedience would have been....
Once again my *language* is still that of a toddler....and I am searching in my vocabulary to bring forth the understanding of the reality that I have learned /experienced thus far in my walk with Him....
To me the law is just there because people don't yet know what love is and what it means TO LOVE.Example:LAW: If you are married, do not sleep with other men.ME: I love my husband and would lay down my life for him, I love him THAT much. Of COURSE I don't need some law telling me not to sleep with other men! The thought would never even enter into my mind.The law does not apply to me, in that, LOVE has already kicked that law to the curb. It is not needed. I do not need a law that tells me to do something dishonorable to the one that I love.A lot of people get really zoned in on sin. They turn sin into a god. It's true. The law becomes some sort of god to them. How foolish. What did Jesus come here for in the first place?To show us the way.LOVE.The more you love, the less NEED you have for law.... The law is here to help us see our NEED to LEARN about LOVE.The more you love, TRULY UNSELFISHLY LOVE, the less you need someone telling you what TO DO and what NOT TO DO... it will be written on your heart.I don't see why it has to be any more complicated than that.But that's just me.I know I'm still the girl on the outside peering in...I don't know the language.and that's ok. I'm ok with that.peace.
QuoteThe law does not apply to me, in that, LOVE has already kicked that law to the curb. It is not needed.Wow. I think that might just be the best thing I've ever read on the law. It's so simple, but it makes perfect sense, AND I don't think it contradicts anything.
The law does not apply to me, in that, LOVE has already kicked that law to the curb. It is not needed.


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The Aiken Department of Public Safety is investigating an armed robbery that happened at a home on Brandt Court on Wednesday.
The incident happened at an apartment just before 2 a.m., according to a report.
The victim told officers that he heard a knock at the door and saw a man standing outside, according to the report. He could see the man's face, so he opened the door.
When the victim opened the door, two other men with covered faces rushed into the door and forced him to the floor at gunpoint, according to the report.
One of the men reportedly had a shotgun, and the other two had handguns.
The victim said one of the suspects told him "he better give him the money," but he told the suspect he didn't have any money, according to the report.
The suspect reportedly threatened to kill the victim if he didn't give him any money.
The victim said he had money near his bed, and overheard the suspects say they were going to take the televisions, according to the report.
The victim's son was asleep on the couch and woke up when he heard the suspects demanding money from his father.
The suspects told the victim to go into his bedroom and close the door, then left the scene, according to the report.
Two televisions, a video game system and cash were reported stolen.
Police look into armed robbery at area home
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Superintendent's Corner
By Cary Ammons, Antlers Public School Superintendent
March Madness is definitely upon us. As the saying goes, "In like a lion, out like a lamb." This is also the case for Antlers Public Schools. Many exciting opportunities are blowing in as we transition to our Spring schedule. For example, students are preparing for Spring testing, student-athletes are practicing for ball games, livestock are being groomed for FFA State, and Band is preparing for State competition.
Antlers public school is striving to prepare our students for their future, be it for the next grade level, college or their career. We encourage parental involvement and support, such as using our new website to contact teachers or to find out your child's grades. When WE are helping our students from both home and school, students WIN!!!!
Antlers Public Schools is very excited about our new website, www.antlersps.com [1], take a look over the new tabs, get acquainted with the many positive things happening at school.
As we approach Spring Break (March 19-23), we are beginning the 4th nine weeks and parents should be expecting Report Cards in the mail. Please take time out to review your child's progress and talk with them about their expectations as well as your own during this time away from school. Enjoy this time together with your children.
In closing, we want to remind everyone of the Spring Tests. The testing window starts April 10 and ends the first week in May. Please help us by making sure your child is at school, healthy and fresh, with a positive attitude that they can succeed. We are encouraging them and we want parents to encourage them for positive results this year during the Spring Tests.
Have a super Spring Break and we will see everyone back on Monday, March 26, 2012.
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Friday, January 30, 2009
McFarlane's Sports Picks delivers MLB 2009, Wave 1*. The lineup features three players making their Sports Picks debuts; Torii Hunter and Johan Santana arrive with their new teams; Derek Jeter and Josh Beckett wear new uniforms, and 2007 MVPs Alex Rodriguez and Jimmy Rollins appear in brand-new poses.
Here's your first look at these new figures.DEREK JETER -- New York YankeesJIMMY ROLLINS -- Philadelphia Phillies SPORTS PICKS DEBUT!JOHAN SANTANA -- New York MetsJOSH BECKETT -- Boston Red SoxKOSUKE FUKUDOME -- Chicago Cubs SPORTS PICKS DEBUT!ALEX RODRIGUEZ -- New York YankeesMIKE LOWELL -- Boston Red Sox SPORTS PICKS DEBUT!TORII HUNTER -- Los Angeles AngelsMLB 2009 is scheduled for release in May.
Our sixth Cooperstown series* is now in stores. The legendary lineup includes six of the greatest names in baseball:ROLLIE FINGERSLOU GEHRIGBABE RUTH 2 (N.Y. YANKEES)BABE RUTH 2 (RED SOX)NOLAN RYAN 3BO JACKSONGEORGE BRETTLOOK FOR EXTREMELY RARE BABE RUTH FIGURE
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The new building appears nondescript on the outside but brilliantly colorful on the inside.
It's hidden behind the main building of the Victory Christian Church on North Goose Creek Boulevard next to the Marguerite H. Brown Municipal Center.
The new facility – an 1,800-square-foot modular – will be used as a youth building for Victory's teenagers, Pastor Mike Diamond said.
Calvary Church of the Nazarene on Redbank Road stopped using the structure and decided to donate it to Victory Church, Diamond said. The Nazarene church built a new gym as the modular sat unused for about a year.
The modular was not in terrible shape but needed extensive work. For an entire year Victory Church members remodeled. For the outside they built steps with brand new two-by-fours and a handicap-accessible ramp that runs along nearly the entire length of the building.
There are two rooms. One is for youth classes and has vanilla colored walls and will be used to teach classes.
The other room has a carpeted stage, a pool table, a foosball table, an air hockey table, a blue sofa, a blue curtain, a blue wall, an orange wall, a green wall and a red wall.
It took 20 gallons of paint to cover the former "1970s-looking" paneled walls, Diamond said.
"A lot of had work went into this," Diamond said. "It was all done by the church members …the ramps, everything. It had old carpet. We put in laminated floors."
On Sunday there was a ribbon cutting ceremony in which Goose Creek Mayor Michael Heitzler participated. The mayor is also giving away signed copies of his latest book, "The Goose Creek Bridge: Gateway to Sacred Places," to anyone who donates $20 to Victory Church.
This was not the first time Victory Church members have remodeled. The 100-member church has been at its current location since 2002.
"This (main) building used to be an old bar," Diamond said. "We turned it into a church. It had black ceilings. It was in pretty rough shape. We did all the remodeling ourselves."
Diamond started the church in 2000 at his home, and moved it to a location on Redbank Road before finding its current location. Diamond said he's lived in the Charleston area since 1979 and has started two other churches.
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It's only a month back that Greenpeace slammed Apple for using "dirty" coal fired electricity to power the iCloud data centre in Maiden, North Carolina. Apple has now come back with plans to power the entire site with renewables. One could say that they've done this because Greenpeace agitated for them to do so. But that would be very silly indeed because plans of this type do not get made in only a month. Sorry, but these sorts of engineering projects take much longer than that.
Apple's data center in Maiden, North Carolina, will draw about 20 megawatts of power at full capacity. We'll be producing an unprecedented 60 percent of this power onsite. To do that, we're building what will be the nation's largest private solar arrays and the largest non-utility fuel cell installation operating anywhere in the country. That's a scale of onsite renewable energy production that no other company has matched. Onsite energy generation minimizes our dependence on the grid and reduces our environmental impact. And when our solar arrays and fuel cells are operating, Apple's Maiden data center will be the most environmentally sound data center ever built.
The other 40% of the energy will be purchased from local and regional renewable power suppliers.
The part that is most interesting to me, seeing as I deal with scandium, is that they're getting that "largest non-utility fuel cell system" from Bloom Energy. And Bloom Energy uses scandium in their fuel cells: it's the most efficient material to use on the actual plates that make up the cells of all possible materials. I should perhaps point out here that while I have indeed spoken to Bloom on this subject I have no business relationship with them: this is something I know about because of what I do, not something I know about because I'm doing it.
The reason for a fuel cell system is that of course the Sun does not shine at night. Nor does the wind blow (a likely source of some of their bought in energy) all of the time. So the fuel cell can be used to act almost as a back up generator.
There's a larger interesting point that can be made here too. It is actually possible to overstock on solar/wind generation. To use that excess electricity (obviously, only excess when the wind is blowing just right, or the Sun shining) to electrolyse water by passing it through a fuel cell and then store the resultant hydrogen. This gets around the great problem of a hydrogen economy, the transport of it (it leaks through steel pipes for example). When the wind isn't blowing, the Sun not shining, then that hydrogen can be fed back through the fuel cell to produce the needed electricity.
Yes, of course there are energy leakages in such a system: no getting around the laws of thermodynamics. However, it is my considered opinion as one on the fringes of the whole renewables business that this is actually how we're going to be dealing with climate change a decade or two hence. Solar continues to get cheaper, there's no real reason why we won't see another 50-80% cut in costs over the next decade or two. Fuel cells are still expensive but that price will come down too. The essential technology is subject to an analogue of Moore's Law just as solar cells are. We're trying to print a circuit on a board after all.
I can see both of these technologies becoming cheap enough that they'll be the combination of choice for both domestic and commercial use. They'll not power a blast furnace, sure, but electricity and thus both heating and cooling, and lighting (plus of course data server farms and so on) could well be powered this way. It just needs the two major components to be cheap enough to overcome those darn laws of thermodynamics.
Oh, and did you know that you can run a standard internal combustion engined car, with a very little tweaking, on that very hydrogen?


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PIKEVILLE, Ky. – The Belfry Pirates dropped three games in the Panther Classic played at Pikeville this past weekend including a perfect game pitched by junior Jacob Hamilton.
The two losses saw Belfry drop to 7-11 on the season.
In the first game on Friday, the Pirates were shutout 9-0 by the host Panthers.
In the bottom of the 1st inning, with one out, Austin Priode doubled to right center. Then Payton Hamilton walked, Jake Hamilton was hit by a pitch, loading the bases. Pikeville got a run on a sac fly by Clay Garris to BHS left fielder Cameron Johnson.
Turner Altman struck out, but was safe at first on an error by catcher Zack Francisco, scoring P. Hamilton. J. Hamilton then scored on an error by first baseman Madison Ghormley. The Panthers led 3-0 after the first.
In the 3rd inning Priode led off with single to left, then with one out, J. Hamilton homered over left field fence for Pikeville. Then Garris tripled to center field and Altman singled to left, scoring Garris.
In the 4th inning Mikey McDonald led off with single down the third base line. Then Cody Estep walked, P. Hamilton got an RBI single to left and J. Hamilton was hit by a pitch for the second time. Estep scored on Sac Fly to Joey Duty.
The Panthers tacked on another run in the 6th inning when Priode singled to center and scored on 2-out single to by J. Hamilton.
J. Hamilton was the winning pitcher, firing a perfect game and striking out 19 Belfry batters, including the first 10 he faced. Keaton Taylor finally got the bat on the ball for BHS with a fly out, but then Hamilton struck out the next nine Belfry batters.
Francisco had a grounder to first base to end game. Pikeville improved to 9-10 for the season after the win.
On Saturday, Belfry lost to Letcher Central 8-4. They were behind 2-0, but plated three runs in the 3rd inning.
Duty got to first after being hit by a pitch leading off the inning and then Zac Fields smacked an RBI single to right, which was followed by a 2-run single to left field by Eli Huddle.
Belfry scored one run in 6th as Anthony Francisco led off with walk. He then scored on 2-out single to center by Fields.
The leading batters for LCC were Jordon Short and Nick King, both went 4-for-5. King and Dakota Adams had two RBIs each for Cougars. Letcher is 11-6 on the season.
King was the winning pitcher in relief. Dustin Jewell took the loss on the mound for the Pirates.
In the second game on Saturday, Belfry was mercy ruled 15-0 by Hazard. The got behind 5-0 in the first inning. Neither team scored the next three innings. Hazard plated three in the bottom of the 5th inning and then eight in the 6th.
Hazard (17-4)was led in hitting by Austin Johnson with two hits including a double and three RBIs. Jacob Roll had two RBIs and Cole Ratliff had a pair of singles and two walks in four plate appearances
The winning pitcher was Blake Lockhart who hurled five shutout innings of relief of Jacob Francisco. Keaton Taylor took the loss for Belfry.
Belfry got hits from Eli Huddle and Reed Williamson.
Score by innings:
Friday, April 19
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Saturday, April 20
Letcher Cent. 1 1 2 2 1 0 1 - 8 15 1
Belfry 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 - 4 3 2
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Ayya Anandabodhi has been practicing meditation since 1989. She first came across the Buddha's teaching on the Four Noble Truths at the age of 14 and felt a deep confidence that the Buddha knew the way out of suffering. She has lived in Amaravati and Chithurst monasteries in the UK from 1992 until 2009, training with the Community of Siladhara under the guidance of Ajahn Sumedho and Ajahn Sucitto.
In 2009, she moved to the US on invitation of the Saranaloka Foundation to help establish Aloka Vihara, a Theravada Buddhist monastic residence for women. In 2011, she took leave of the Ajahn Chah lineage in order to take full bhikkhuni ordination with Ayya Tathaaloka Theri as preceptor. Ayya Anandabodhi currently resides at Aloka Vihara in San Francisco and offers teachings at the vihara as well as in the wider Bay Area and occasionally in other parts of the US. The example and teachings of Ajahn Chah continue to be a source of inspiration and guidance in her life and practice.


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I believe Satan is the god who influences most people but the Father is the God of the whole world. CHB
Who really is the God of this world?
QuoteWho really is the God of this world? The 'god of this world' is [correct translation] the god of this age [aion].Therefore, the god of this world [age] in those passages is Satan.which is why most translations do not capitalize the 'g' in 'god.'
My Question...isn't the god of this world the carnal nature(in each of us) that keeps us away from the true holy spirit?
You're right Molly. I knew that(god of this age) but forgot I was talking to people that understood what aeonian meant. I don't think 1 in 100 on the ET side has an idea of age or aeonian so I don't mention it when talking to ET'ers. Some are just so sure that whatever the pastor, preacher, or "man of the cloth" has to say that it borders on believing their leader is inerrant.
I've met people that turned to Satanism because (they told me)it was pretty obvious that Satan was winning and would "win" since 95% of humanity was goingto be ET'ed, one might as well grab for all the power, money, and pleasure that you can.


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NY Combat Sambo Style: combat sambo--
Sambosteve's footage and pics
here you go :)
What I could whip up. My competition days are long gone with the exception of my league match last year. Most of my old stuff is on VHS or simply pics. I managed to dig up some old pics and footage from days past though :)
Most of my recent years have been focused on coaching...
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NY Combat Sambo Style: combat sambo--
Long way is right...LOL.
I realized the year is wrong in that vid as well. That freestyle fighting event was 1996, not 1997. I wil I had some old pics of me as a kid doing shotokan...could not find any. I wish I could have found some vids of the old TKD and kung fu days...LOL. But, back then I had no means or inclination to record anything. I actually have footage somewhere of me in the very first grappler's quest...bad quality, but it is in storage somewhere.
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Did he tap to that kneebar?
Also, would you mind starting a thread in DHS tlaking about different postures while working takedowns?
Judo guys seem to advocate a much more upright stance, whereas wrestling seems to favor a more bent stance. Given this vid and your bent stance and judo's influence on sambo it seems like you'd have some useful insight.
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NY Combat Sambo Style: combat sambo--
I ended up transitioning that kneebar to a knee crush, but time ran out before I could finish. We ended up going 10 minutes with no sub he beat me with points from a sweet takedown he scored on me. Otherwise, it was back and forth for 10 minutes.
Here is a pick of the kneecrush attempt...
Sure, I will comment on stand up position. I tend to switch from hunched to upright depending on what the other guy does. But I prefer upright.
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Thanks. But, just to clarify it was a world tournament here in the states. It was not the "worlds". But, still there were about 16 countries competing that year. I had 4 fights that weeked. 3 were US nationals, and one was a Brizillian. I went 2-2. It was a good tiring weekend.


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2012 CITIZENS OF THE YEAR: Proving Lee County can be at the Head of Class
When they started out, they just wanted to improve local schools. Now, the three who will share the title of The Herald's 2012 Citizen of the Year are talking about putting Lee County on the national radar.
Dennis Wicker, Kirk Bradley and Carol Chappell are being honored for their work with the Lee County Education Foundation — specifically for creating The Head of Class Project, a privately funded merit-pay system for local public elementary schools that could possibly have the rest of the state, or even the nation, following in Lee County's footsteps.
"It's healthy competition," Wicker, a former lieutenant governor and Lee County's most famous native son, said in an interview at Greenwood Elementary School, the most recent Head of Class winner. "It's where the business community and leaders can directly influence the classroom without interfering with the teachers. And that's the point."
The honorees were quick to acknowledge the local officials and their fellow foundation members who helped set it in motion, but it was these three who were the most instrumental in creating the groundbreaking program. Wicker came up with the idea; Chappell, the director of K-5 instruction in Lee County Schools and first cousin with Wicker, had the knowledge and skills to work out the specifics, and Bradley, a wealthy investor and real estate developer as well as former chairman of the foundation's board of directors, brought the business sense it needed to exist well into the future.
The project actually kicked off in 2011, but 2012 marked its ascension to increased prominence. Wicker pitched it to a crowd of dozens of policy makers and legislators at a meeting of the James B. Hunt Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy, and it served as the model for recommendations an education lobbying committee sent to the N.C. General Assembly.
But most importantly, say the trio of honorees, the project has led to immediate gains in student performance and staff morale. The goal of the foundation, now in its 10th year as a public/private partnership with the schools, has always been to enhance the experiences of children in the classroom. Head of Class, they say, allowed them to do just that by giving a $50,000 prize each year to the elementary school whose students perform the best, an honor which is judged by overall test scores, year-by-year growth, the percent of students considered economically (and thus educationally) disadvantaged and other factors.
An example of the kind of growth it can cause: The foundation did a preliminary study in 2010 and found that B.T. Bullock Elementary School would have placed last. When the group visited schools to talk about Head of Class, someone let the folks at Bullock know about their standing. When the program began the next year, Bullock won.
According to state data, the amount of Bullock students passing both the reading and math standardized tests jumped from 59.6 percent to 64.4 percent in that year. That same statistic for economically disadvantaged students went from 48.2 to 57 percent, and from 29.6 to 40.6 percent for students whose first language isn't English. In 2012, all of those numbers went up again, but not by enough to stave off the competition from other improving schools.
The history of the Lee County Education Foundation can be divided pre-Head of Class and post-Head of Class. Wicker compared those early years, when the group gave out about $200,000 but with no pattern or long-term planning, to the Biblical story of Moses wandering the desert. By extending that analogy, Head of Class is the Promised Land.
When a school wins, every employee — from janitors to the principal — gets a cut of the $50,000, and everyone at the same pay grade gets the same cut. There can be no differentiation between teachers' bonues, for example, based on their individual classes' scores or an administrator's opinion. Each level is treated as a team of equals working as part of a larger team.
"Educators have a hard time with incentives, culturally," Bradley said. "But by rewarding the whole unit, we found acceptance."
Chappell said educators also bought in because it weighted test scores with the number of students receiving free or reduced-price lunches, a common benchmark for measuring poverty in schools. She said it's the only incentive program in the country to use such a model, despite widespread acknowledgment that there's an achievement gap between students who receive those discounted meals and those who don't.
"I think that was the key to teachers believing it's fair," she said, noting that in the official state system, "... It was only the schools with low poverty that were getting recognized."
About two-thirds of students in Lee County are considered disadvantaged. That presents a challenge for teachers, as well as fund raisers. The foundation has an endowment of about $1 million, which Bradley said is a healthy amount to be able to guarantee the program's survival. And while it wasn't easy getting that much money from donors in a struggling economy, he said the effort was worth it.
"It's been one of the most exciting things I've ever been a part of, making this model that could be adopted nationally," he said.
All three also mentioned the deep feeling of accomplishment they got when, at Greenwood last fall, the unveiling of the large cardboard check for $50,000 was met by a loud gasp from the assembled students. Chappell, Wicker and Bradley all agreed that they thought that gasp was more out of pride for themselves and their teachers than about the money itself.
And when asked why this program was able not to just exist in Lee County, but to start here, they had two reasons:
The economy was a factor, Bradley said, because community leaders know Lee County has had one of the highest unemployment rates in the state for years, and they realize the link between education and career options. He noted that Lee County voters passed a quarter-cent sales tax increase for the schools during the recession, and by a wide margin.
Wicker said there's also a more ingrained reason why an experimental and expensive program such as this was able to take flight in a small, rural county.
"We're builders," he said, pausing emphatically. "If you look at our history in Lee County, we like to build things. I think this reflects that desire to create something, or to fix something when it needs to be fixed."


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Three city councilmen went to the Middle Georgia Regional Commission office Sept. 21 to work on Gray's voting districts that are way out of the 10 percent allowed deviation.
The closest of the three plans is out more than 40 percent, and two of the three councilmen are OK with the deviation.
Senior government services specialist Nick Kouloungis told the councilmen that, so far, they had three plans, which were created in March, and none of them meet the criteria.
The March visit was the second for the city officials.
Kouloungis said the first goal is to create districts with populations within a 10 percent deviation, meaning that 5 percent over or under is acceptable. The second goal is to maintain the minority majority districts and Gray had two, District 1 and District 2.
"Because of the population shift of the 2010 census, the only minority majority district is number two. You are way outside of deviation. The idea is to get it down as close as possible," he said.
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HARTS, W.Va. — Demi Paulsen, 89, of Harts, went home to be with the Lord Saturday, December 8, 2012, at her residence.
Born January 22, 1923, in Wayne County, she was a daughter of the late Elige and Chloe Tomblin Williamson. Also preceding her in death was her husband of 71 years, Richard "Dicky" Paulsen; one daughter, Mary Wiley; one granddaughter, Kimberly Paulsen; one great-granddaughter, Piper Ingels; three sisters, Nettie Meeks, Mae Browning and Nina Yates, and four brothers, Hi Williamson, Melve Williamson, Roy Williamson and Wayne Williamson.
Demi was a member of the United Baptist "Enon" Church. She enjoyed quilting, canning, gardening and farm animals.
Those left to cherish her memory include one daughter, Sarah (Henry) Meeks; five sons, Charlie (Verdella) Paulsen, Lige (Brenda) Paulsen, Odell Paulsen, Sherman (Judy) Paulsen and Willie (Drusilla) Paulsen; one sister, Delsie Vance; one brother, Elige Williamson Jr.; 20 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at noon Wednesday, December 12, at Guyan Freewill Baptist Church at Little Harts with Wornie Meeks and Dolphus Perry officiating. Burial will follow at Vance Cemetery at Copley Trace at Harts, WV.
Visitation will be from 6 p.m. Tuesday until noon Wednesday at the church.
Pallbearers will be Ronald Paulsen, Lonnie Rae Vance, Chris Meeks, Richard Vance, Greg Meeks, Barry Paulsen, Charles Wiley, Kevin Paulsen and Adam Meeks.
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Marble Museum: seeks tenants, rent freeBy Bruce Edwards
STAFF WRITER | January 29,2013Albert J. Marro / File Photo
The entrance to the Vermont Marble Museum located in the old Vermont Marble Company building in Proctor is shown.PROCTOR The Vermont Marble Museum is looking for a few good tenants to fill space in the building that houses the museum rent free. Building owners Marsha and Martin Hemm are putting the word out that theyre looking for industrial, retail, studio and office tenants to occupy the remaining space in the factory building with up to eight months of free rent.
The Hemms signed a deal at the end of last year to sell most of the museum collection to the Preservation Trust of Vermont for $250,000. The Trust also has a one-year option to buy the building from the Hemms for $480,000. Of that amount, the Trust has raised $125,000 toward the purchase, including a $100,000 donation from the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board.
It will ease in the long-term operation (of the museum) to have additional tenants in the building for sure, Paul Bruhn, executive director of the Preservation Trust of Vermont, said Monday. And I think it will make a difference to donors or potential donors to know that the building will be self-sufficient long term.
There are six existing tenants in the building, including small manufacturers, retail, studio/workshop, office and storage, Marsha Hemm said in an email.
That leaves 16,735 square feet available to lease: 3,000 square feet of finished, air conditioned office space, with conference and lunch room (Hemm said the office space can be single offices or suites); a 4,835-square-foot, three-bay garage and workshop with mechanics pit, office and bathroom; 800 square feet of retail space; a 600-square-foot studio; and 7,500 square feet of light production space.
Facing an end of the year deadline to purchase the museum collection and the building for $880,000, the Preservation Trust came up short in its fundraising effort. But the Hemms accepted $250,000 for the exhibits, museum gift shop and 2,500 large format glass negatives that chronicle the history of the Vermont Marble Company at one time the largest marble company in the world.
Not included in the collection purchase price is the stone library and paper archives. The stone library contains marble samples from around the world. An unidentified Northeastern university has expressed interest in acquiring the library and paper archives. The archives include various Vermont Marble Company documents, including blueprints.
Faced with a spike in Proctors electric rates, the Hemms last year decided to sell the museum. The Preservation Trust of Vermont stepped forward and agreed to purchase the museum rather than have the museum collection possibly broken up and sold to an out-of-state buyer.
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