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- Chattanooga lost a heart-breaker 59-57 at Georgia Southern in Southern Conference inter-division action...UTC is now 8-14, 3-6 in the North, while the Eagles are 10-13, 4-6 in the South.
- Mocs are 30-19 all-time against GSU including 20-16 in regular-season SoCon play...9-11 in Statesboro.
- Head Coach John Shulman is 140-141 in his ninth season...7-8 vs. GSU, 2-5 on the road.
- Final game in a three in a row on the road stretch for Chattanooga...3-8 away from Chattanooga in 2012-13...six of the next seven are at home.
- GSU Head Coach Charlton "C.Y." Young was on Shulman's first staff as associate head coach in 2004-05...Young leads 4-3 in their seven meetings.
- Chattanooga trailed by as many as 21 in the second half...went on 30-8 run over 16 minutes of clock time taking first lead of game on two Gee McGhee free throws with 40 seconds to play.
- UTC trailed by 10 with 5:44 to go (56-46) holding the Eagles scoreless for 5:31 before Eric Ferguson's three-pointer proved to be the game winner.
- Tale of two halves for the Mocs shooting 26.1 percent (6-23) in the first half and 47.8 percent (11-23) in the second...shot 37.0 percent (17-46) from the field for the game.
- Shot 30 free throws making 22 for 73.3 percent shooting...third-most free throws attempted in a SoCon contest this year for the Mocs, tied for second-most makes.
- 9 turnovers is a season low as is five for an opponent...Eagles score 10 points off Chattanooga's nine miscues.
- UTC won the battle on the glass by seven (39-32).
- The Mocs allowed 17 points in the first 5:09 of the game, 42 in the final 34:51.
Junior Forward Z. Mason
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- 17th double figure scoring night of the year, 21st of his career...5th straight.
Freshman Guard Gee McGhee
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- 13th game in double figures.
Senior Forward Drazen Zlovaric
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LA PLUME, PA – Natalie Whitman earned her fourth double-double scoring 21 points and grabbing 15 rebounds but the Hilbert College women's basketball team suffered a 78-56 non-conference road loss to Keystone College (6-2) December 12. Jenah Labuski and Courtney Coots each chipped in 10 points for the 3-7 Hawks. Tiana Cuttino and Alyssa Cuomo's hot shooting led the Giants to victory with their combined 12 for 21 from the floor and seven for eleven from long distance.
The Hawks took an 11-0 lead less than five minutes into the game with Coots netting a quick six points. But three consecutive Hilbert turn-overs gave Keystone the momentum and they went on a 17-7 run to tie the game at 9:52. A run by the Giants followed by a Hilbert run closed the half at 45-38 in favor of the host team.
Both teams were close in field goal percentage (40.5 vs. 39.5 for Hilbert) but Keystone shot five for ten from long distance and forced 14 Hilbert first half turnovers.
In the start the second half, and at a point where Hilbert needed to execute on offense, they gave the game away with unforced turnovers. Keystone was able to build their lead back to double digits and held that spread the rest of the game.
The Hawks earned five more second-chance points than Keystone and scored 32 points in the paint. But Hilbert gave up 29 points off their 36 turnovers and were outscored 42-7 in bench scoring.
Cuttino finished with 19 points and Cuomo netted 16 for Keystone.
Hilbert closes out their fall semester with a home game against SUNYAC Fredonia (6-3) on December 14 with a 7 pm tip.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Randazzo started all 56 games in her final season at CSUN … batted .301 with 44 hits on the season … led the Matadors with 34 runs, 12 sac bunts and 16 stolen bases … also had eight doubles, three home runs, 17 RBIs, 19 walks, 61 total bases and 10 hit-by-pitches … sported a .418 slugging and .417 on-base percentage … batted .268 with 14 runs, two doubles, two home runs and eight RBIs against Big West opposition … had a career-high four hits in a win over Seattle … scored a career-high three runs in two different games … had a career-high four RBIs in a win over CSU Bakersfield … stole a career-high two stolen bases in two different games … finished the year with eight multi-hit games and four multi-RBI games … led the Matadors with a seven-game hitting streak during the year … sported a .944 fielding percentage on the year.
Randazzo appeared and started in just three games before a knee injury ended her season … hit a home run against Stanford and also had two stolen bases in those three games.
Randazzo appeared in 45 games and made 27 starts in the outfield in her first season at Northridge ... batted .197 for the season with 13 runs, 15 hits, three doubles, one triple, one home run, four RBIs and three stolen bases ... finished the year with a .975 fielding percentage with 38 put-outs and one assist ... had a season-high two hits on three different occasions ... scored season-high two runs against UCSB on April 22 ... had a stolen base in three different games ... hit her first home run of CSUN career against Stanford on Mar. 6 ... added six runs and a double during the Big West season ... had three multi-hit games.
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Randazzo played four years of softball for the Lancers ... earned all-league honors for her play following her junior and senior season ... also a member of two league championship teams ... also played four years of basketball ... graduated in 2007.
Born on Dec. 5, 1989 ... daughter of Corinne and Stephen Randazzo ... has a brother, Stephen, and a sister, Kelcie ... sister is a member of the CSUN women's volleyball team ... favorites include the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant, Vince Vaughn and Italian food ... says the best thing about being an athlete is staying in shape ... would have liked to meet Abraham Lincoln ... cannot imagine going a week without her truck ... majoring in Exercise Science.


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Wanda G. Rhoad was the driver of a late-model Chevrolet truck traveling northbound on Storm Branch Road when the vehicle went out of control, left the roadway and struck a tree, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
Rhoad, 56, was pronounced dead at the scene. Her front-seat passenger, Kenneth Dixon, 49, was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Georgia Regents Medical Center.
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PRESTONSBURG - A manhunt for an escaped prisoner in Floyd County is over, following a nearly two-day search.
According to Kentucky State Police, Wednesday evening, at approximately 9:34 p.m. Scottie Bradley was taken into custody near Auto Brokers car dealership by Kentucky State Police Troopers John Gabbard, Sgt. David Peppi, and Prestonsburg Police Department Officer Jonathan Pack. Prestonsburg notified KSP earlier that evening that an unidentified male was attempting to stop vehicles along U.S. 23 near Watergap.
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According to court records, prior to his escape, Bradley, had been present at a preliminary hearing in Floyd District court on charges of first-degree robbery, driving under the influence, resisting arrest, fleeing or evading police on foot, first-degree wanton endangerment, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, and other traffic offenses.
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Chicago clinched a berth in the 2008 Calder Cup Playoffs last week, marking the 13th time in 14 years the squad has qualified for the postseason. The Wolves are one point away from securing home ice in the first round and two points from clinching their first West Division title since 2004-05.
--- Jason Krog: Leads the AHL in assists (65) and points (100) and shares first with 35 goals in 72 games this season ... Collected his 100th point of the year with an assist in Sunday's win, becoming just the fourth player in franchise history to crack the 100-point mark in a season ... Tallied at least one point in 56 of his 72 tilts this season, which includes 30 with two or more
--- Ondrej Pavelec: Earned his 30th victory of the season on Sunday, becoming just the third goaltender in franchise history to reach that plateau ... Leads active AHL netminders with 30 wins (30-13-3) and has racked up a 2.67 goals-against average and a .914 save percentage in 46 appearances this season
--- Joe Motzko: Registered four points (G, 3A) in three games last week, which includes a goal and an assist on Sunday ... Collected 16 points (3G, 13A) in 16 outings with the Wolves since being acquired on Feb. 26 ... Ranks second on the club and is tied for 11th in the AHL with 64 points in 64 games, which includes 48 points (21G, 27A) in 48 tilts with the Hershey Bears
--- Brett Sterling: Notched a goal and an assist in the last two matchups after being held without a point in a season-high four straight games ... Ranks third in the AHL with 34 goals and holds fourth on the squad and is tied for 19th in the AHL with 60 points in 62 outings
--- Kevin Doell: Recorded a goal and an assist on Sunday after missing the previous three games due to injury ... Shares the lead among active Wolves with a +16 plus/minus rating ... Netted 14 goals and 28 points in 60 games this season after posting 14 markers and 33 points in 80 contests with Chicago last season
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--- Sunday's 6-4 win over Grand Rapids pushed Chicago to 101 points in the
standings, marking the sixth time in franchise history - and third in the last four years - the squad cracked the century mark.
--- Chicago's .701 winning percentage (48-19-2-3) is on pace to set a franchise record; the 1999-2000 Turner Cup Championship squad holds the top mark with a .695 winning percentage.
--- The Wolves rank second in the AHL with 48 wins and are tied for second with 101 points, the most in team history through 72 games.
--- With eight games remaining in its regular season, Chicago holds an 11-point cushion over Rockford for the West Division lead with two contests in hand.
--- Beginning Tuesday, the Wolves will play three straight matchups on the road and five of their final eight regular-season tilts away from the Allstate Arena; Chicago's .671 winning percentage on the road ranks third in the AHL (22-10-1-2).
--- Left wing Jordan LaVallee was recalled by the Atlanta Thrashers on Sunday, marking the ninth time a Wolves player has been summoned to the NHL this season.
Sunday marked the 11th time this season the Wolves potted at least six goals in a game; Chicago leads the AHL with 268 markers and an average of 3.72 tallies per game after pacing the league with a franchise record 331 goals in 2006-07.
Sun., March 30
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Sat., March 29
Houston 4, (at) Chicago 3
--- Trailing 4-0 midway through the contest, Chicago stormed back with three straight goals but could not tally the equalizer en route to dropping a 4-3 decision to the Houston Aeros at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Joey Crabb, Darren Haydar and Steve Martins all lit the lamp for Chicago, while Ondrej Pavelec (12 saves on 16 shots) and Robert Gherson (20 saves on 20 shots) split time in between the pipes.
Fri., March 28
(at) Rockford 3, Chicago 2 (SO)
--- The Wolves tallied with 4:54 remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime before falling, 3-2, in the shootout against the Rockford IceHogs at the Rockford MetroCentre
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Under Friday night's lights, the biggest stars usually shine the brightest. But for one local football team, it was their most special player that stole the spotlight last Friday night.
The Wahconah warriors of Dalton, Mass. beat their longtime rivals, the Mount Greylock Mounties on senior night.
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Topic: Turkey Super League picks 21-24/1
Besiktas vs Bucaspor
Besiktas have pritty decent home form and I expect them to have no problems at all winning this game at home.
Besiktas win.
Mainsaspor vs Karabukspor
Mainsaspor have 2-0-1 on their last three home games and with the away form that the visitors have shown recently the hosts should be able to win.
Mainsaspor win.
Trabzonspor vs Ankaragucu
Trabzonspor are at the top of the form table and should be able to take all three points against Ankaragucu in this one.
Trabzonspor win with 0-1 handicap.
Genclerbirligi vs Eskisehirspor
Genclerbirligi have 0-1-2 on their last three home games while Eskisehirspor have 1-2-0 on their last three away games.
Eskisehirspor win.
Antalyaspor vs Fenerbahce
Fenerbahce are much stronger at home than they are away. Antalyaspor have been very weak recently.
Kasimpasa vs Gaziantepspor
Kasimpasa are at the bottom of the form tbale and Gaziantepspor have impressed me a bit recently.
Gaziantepspor win.
Konyaspor vs Bursaspor
Bursaspor have very strong form and I believe that they have a chance of winning this one away.
Bursaspor win.
Galatasaray vs Sivasspor
Galatasaray have been terrible in their recent home games, but Sivasspor have failed to impress me in their recent away games.
Galatasaray win.
Kayserispor vs Istanbul BB
The hosts have 1-2-0 on their last three home games while Istanbul BB have 0-1-2 on their last three away games.
Kayserispor win.


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Academic Senate Committees
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- Policy Development Committees: Discuss and develop recommendations for policies that support academic and professional (10+1) concerns for students, faculty and the college. Usually limited membership.
- Advisory Committees: Discuss, research, and make recommendations for a particular area that affect multiple departments/offices. Usually limited membershi.
- Roundtables: Discuss on-going college wide concerns for mutual growth and for student success. Make recommendations as needed. Usually unlimited membership.
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Suri and Tom Cruise Spend Thanksgiving Together
Katie Holmes, with a day off from her Broadway show, Dead Accounts, flew to Ohio this week to chow down on turkey and all the trimmings with her family, but her six-year-old daughter Suri did not accompany her for the Holmes-style Thanksgiving. That's because Suri took her own trip, to London, to spend the holiday with her dad, Tom Cruise. According to People.com, Tom has been doing his best to stay in constant touch with his little darling while he's been filming All You Need Is Kill, but he has not seen her in person in a few months. Katie was awarded custody of Suri in the Cruise-Holmes divorce, and mom and daughter have been living in New York, where Suri attends a private school. We hope somebody watched Pieces of April, the charming 2003 indie film about a highly dysfuncational family Thanksgiving, in which Katie gives one of her best performances ever!
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Vacuum Cleaner Belts
Did you know that proper maintenance can extend the life of your vacuum cleaner? One of the most basic maintenance items is belt maintenance. It is crucial part in your cleaning system that connects your motor to the brush roll. To check this, you need to remove the bottom plate and place a finger under the best to feel if it is taut. If you find that it's not, and it is showing signs of wear, it is time to replace it. While it is recommended you change vacuum belts once or twice a year, the frequency will actually depend on how often you use your vacuum cleaner. Frequent use makes it prone to cracks, sagging and other forms of damage. The motor is unable to turn a belt that does not have good traction on the brush roll. As a result, your vacuum does not clean up to its potential.
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Will you sit with me now?
March 28, 2012
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All you need is a glass of wine and it's pure perfection! I'll be right over!ReplyDelete
And I'm pinning this and sharing on FB!
I am waiting for you!!:)Delete
So charming, so inviting!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 29, 2012
Love itReplyDelete
Love! You did an awesome job!ReplyDelete
I'm coming right over! And I can put a glass of wine on the arm and life will be pretty close to perfect.ReplyDelete
great- see you in 4 hours!Delete
Diane- come on over with everyone else!ReplyDelete
Laura, your chair turned out beautiful! Love, love, love it!ReplyDelete
So pretty! A great chair and you made it even better!ReplyDelete
Would love for you to come by to link it up to my Creative Inspirations party happening NOW! I would love to have you there!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Oh Laura, Your outdoor chair is gorgeous now! You really know how to create something beautiful from something very plain.ReplyDelete
Hugs, Cindy
I have two white adirondack chairs rotting in the grass overlooking the lake. I have to drive by them every time I go in or out and they scream at me to paint them. I wasn't interested till I saw that giant J on yours.ReplyDelete
How cute is that!??? Love that color.ReplyDelete
Move over!! I'm coming!ReplyDelete
love this project, Laura!
happy weekend!
I would happily sit there..it looks so inviting!!ReplyDelete
thank you for your thoughts today. i very much appreciate your blogging friendship. In fact, i could have a nice glass of wine in that red chair and toast to blogging friends!!!!
So pretty! I love the stenciled initial!ReplyDelete
I still don't want to set in it, I want to set across from it and just look at it's beauty. So pretty.ReplyDelete
So PRETTY. Ready for summer. I need a glass of lemonade. GREAT MAKEOVER. Im your newest follower. Come visit me at PICKINandPAINTIN.blogspot and maybe you'll follow back?>?ReplyDelete
You had me at "coral paint" but the final reveal is even better! I'm heading over now...sounds like it's going to be a little crowded!ReplyDelete
I like it all cleaned up for sitting, but I also looooved it in the natural patina. I guess it will better serve it's purpose now than sitting in a garden all alone. Either way, I love it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for showing your pretty chair at Your Cozy Home Party. The color is great and the pillow is very cute. Very nice job!------ ShannonReplyDelete
Oooh this is lovely! and you just reminded me I scored two of these chairs in a yard sale at the end of last summer for an amazing $6 each! Better get off here and get the paint brush out!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing and inspiring (and reminding!)
What a lovely chair, and great pillows too! I love the red color!ReplyDelete
Wow! Great makeover! I love my adirondack chairs - well actually it's down to just a singular chair now. I originally had 4 of them that I got for $75 @ from a guy who made them in his garage that I just happened to drive by on my way home from work one day. That was about 20 years ago when my kids were small. The chairs started out as plain unfinished pine and it gets so hot here in Texas that I wanted something watery & cool to look at thru the kitchen window. I painted each chair a different color of ocean from dark to light & stamped some white shells, starfish and seahorses on the back slats near the top and on the end of the arm rests where you'd set a sweating glass of sweet iced tea or a beer. I also painted one of those little 3 legged tables you buy to put a floor length table cloth on to match the chairs. When the chairs needed a paint job I painted them all white and then sponged on some neon green, neon orange and neon yellow - cuz by this time we were down to 3 chairs. The forth chair rotted & died. Sadly I am now down to one & 1/2 chairs - the 1/2 chair was made into an ottoman from salvaged parts of the neon orange chair but it goes nicely with the neon green chair. When I have to replace the last of my chairs I think I'll start over using your idea. :)ReplyDelete
This is such a great project! I hope you will come link it up at the Pinworthy Project Link Party going on now over on my blog, Just Us Four.ReplyDelete
I loved this for our Cinch party and still loving what I see through The Rooster & The Hen party!
It's such a fun idea - I may have to give it a try!
I love the pretty pillows! What a beautiful place to relax!ReplyDelete
Nice job! Giving me ideas (my hubs will probably NOT be happy I found this! - LOL!)ReplyDelete
Hugs and Happy Easter -
I just knew you were talking to me! Of course, of course, I'll be right over. I'll bring the lemonade.ReplyDelete
Beautiful makeover, Laura. It looks just perfect in that color and I love the accessories. ;)ReplyDelete
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The bottom line for Harwood's 2014 budget is either $12,962,561 or $13,082,128 depending on whether the school board funds a level service budget or one that includes $119,567 in additional spending.
That $119,567 represents increasing the school nurse by a .5 FTE ($25,173) and doing the same with a library assistant ($16,630). That includes increasing tech ed from a .83 FTE to a 1.0 FTE ($12,856), increasing a language arts position by .50 FTE ($35,560), two ninth-grade team leaders ($3,660) and including $9,689 for summer professional development work for teachers. Some of the above expenses would be balanced by the reduction of 1.0 FTE business teacher ($76,000).
Those staffing changes were slated to be discussed at a Harwood Union School Board meeting on January 16 as The Valley Reporter went to press. Washington West Supervisory Union business manager Michelle Baker did not have a full budget spreadsheet available by press time.
Other items on the proposed budget include $5,000 for a car for drivers ed, $15,000 for a truck for operations and maintenance (for the next three years), a $24,500 phone system, $26,443 to replace computers, $10,195 for equipment and furniture and $10,861 for materials/supplies.
The level service budget includes 2.3 percent negotiated salary increases for professional and support staff at Harwood Union as well as a 1.1 percent increase in benefit increases for staff. Harwood Union's health care costs are expected to rise 15 percent. Health care costs for the Washington West Supervisory Union (WWSU) staff are rising 14.6 percent.
Harwood Union is also anticipating special education increases of $371,409, which are expected to be offset by special education revenues. Transportation costs at Harwood are expected to rise $79,781 and the school's WWSU assessment will rise $15,475.
The projected budget increases are due in part to revenue decreases due to declining enrollment. Harwood's 2012 budget was based on 803.55 equalized pupils. The 2013 budget was based on 780.44 equalized pupils and the 2014 budget is based on 769.72 equalized pupils. Vermont's education funding system provides a base education amount of funding per pupil.
In 2012 that amount was $8,544. In 2013 that amount was $8,723. The estimated payment per equalized pupil in 2014 is $9,151 – although the Legislature will make that decision. Harwood's per pupil spending in 2012 was $12,634 per equalized pupil. In 2013 Harwood's per pupil spending will be $12,793, and under the proposed funding/budget scenario the 2014 per pupil spending will be $14,117, an increase of 10.4 percent.
Because Harwood's proposed per pupil spending will be greater than the state average, and because the budget is expected to rise more than 3.2 percent, taxpayers in the district will face two budget votes. Under the terms of a 2007 law, voters will first be asked to approve a budget that is equal to the current per pupil spending, plus 3.2 percent. Then voters will be asked to cast a separate ballot for the rest of the budget.


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team suffered another heartbreaking loss today. With a share of the Southern Conference championship still in reach, the Mocs (5-5, 4-3 SoCon) lost to No. 13 Wofford (8-2, 6-2 SoCon) 16-13 in overtime.
It is the second time in three weeks the Mocs have lost to a ranked team in overtime, falling to then-No. 2 Georgia Southern 38-31 in three extra periods on Oct. 27. All four the Chattanooga's FCS losses have come against ranked teams.
UTC trailed 10-3 at the break, but kept the Terriers off the board in the final 30 minutes of regulation. The Mocs tied the game at 10 with 2:18 in regulation when freshman Kendrix Huitt (Atlanta, Ga.) sprinted out to the right side from a yard out. That run capped off an 18-play, 72-yard drive, the longest in terms of plays in the Russ Huesman era at UTC. It chewed up over eight minutes of the final frame.
Wofford returned the ensuing kickoff 28 yards to its own 37, setting up good field position for a possible game-winning field goal. However, UTC only allowed the Terriers to get to midfield before forcing a punt and sending the game to overtime.
Wofford won the toss and elected to play defense. The Mocs moved the ball to the 10-yard line, but lost three yards on second-and-six. Freshman Jacob Huesman (Chattanooga, Tenn.) missed sophomore Tommy Hudson (Moultrie, Ga.) on a screen pass, but the play was inexplicably ruled a backwards lateral. The ball went out of bounds at the 14, leaving UTC with a third-and-nine. The Mocs could not convert and had to settle for a 27-yard field goal by sophomore Nick Pollard (Smyrna, Tenn.).
Wofford handed the ball off to senior All-American Eric Breitenstein four straight times to start their drive. After a first down, the Terriers had third-and-four from the nine. This time QB James Lawson kept it and rushed for seven yards to the two. Breitenstein capped off the game with a two-yard score on the next play.
The Mocs defense was stellar for most of the game. After allowing 156 yards in the first half, it only gave up 93 yards the rest of the game. Wofford came into today ranked No. 2 in the nation, averaging 372.9 rushing yards per contest, but were held to a season-low 215 yards on the ground.
Sophomore defensive end Davis Tull led the defense with seven tackles, including three for a loss. He leads the SoCon with 16.5 TFLs on the year, the fourth most in a season at UTC. Junior linebacker Wes Dothard had a team-high 10 stops, including one for a loss.
The Mocs outgained the Terriers 337-249 and had 234 yards in the air. Huesman led UTC with 22-31 passing for a season-high 229 yards. He also had 68 yards on 24 carries. Sophomore Terrell Robinson (South Pittsburg, Tenn.) had eight catches for 54 yards while Hudson finished with six catches for 73 yards. Huitt added 39 yards on 14 carries.
Wofford went up 10-0 early in the game with a field goal in the first quarter and a 16-play, 75-yard touchdown drive early in the second period. UTC got on the board in the second with a 26-yard field goal by freshman Henrique Ribeiro (Chattanooga, Tenn.).
The Mocs had two promising drives stall for no points in the second half. Their first possession of the third quarter ended in a missed 29-yard field goal by Ribeiro. The other came at the end of the third when UTC got to the Wofford 40, but was forced to punt.
Chattanooga will close out the regular season next weekend with a visit from Elon on Military Appreciation Day. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. (E.S.T.) from Finley Stadium in Chattanooga, Tenn. Tickets are on sale now on GoMocs.com or by calling the UTC Ticket Office at (423) 266-MOCS (6627). The Mocs will be going for their third winning season in the last four years. That feat has not been accomplished at UTC since 1984-87.


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Accessible Technology
Policy and implementation
The University of Montana has implemented a new policy on Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility (EITA). Here's what you need to know:
Training and support
Physical Accessibility
The campus Accessibility Map outlines the level of access on campus, including accessible curb cuts, door entrances, parking locations, and priority snow routes across campus. You can find out more about physical accessibility on our Disability Resources page.


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Sunday, April 13, 2014
The 43rd Hell Hole Swamp Festival is fast approaching. For general information, contact Chris Pipkin at 257-2233, and for arts and crafts and food, contact Pam Turner at (864) 417-0226.
On Saturday, April 26, all beauty contests will be held, starting at 11 a.m. Opening Ceremonies, featuring the Common Call Quartet, will begin at 11 a.m. on Sunday, April 27 at the Steel Shed, followed by a bring-your-own community covered dish dinner. On Friday, May 2, Midway Rides and Games (tickets $1) and a Barbecue Cook-Off all begin at 6 p.m.
On Saturday, things will be off to a quick start with the 10K Gator Run (www.active.com or (843) 257-2233 for information) at 8:15 a.m. along with opening of the Information Center and food concessions.
The festival committee has worked really hard to make this years one the best festivals ever. Come out and enjoy!
Interact Club
The Timberland High School Interact Club attended the weekend Interact Conference in Winnsboro on April 5. Students Malik Brown, Sophia Cestaro and Naketia Sumpter participated and made up a team for Timberland.
Timberland High School Interact Club won in the following categories for small club: Best Service Above Self (Pennies for Patients and Lake Moultrie Nursing Home), Best Local Community Project (Lake Moultrie Nursing Home), Best Facebook Page, and Best Scrapbook/ Display.
The club sponsor is Kristin Snider. Congratulations to these students and sponsor for a job well done.
SC SkillsUSA Competition Held
The SC SkillsUSA Competition was held in Greenville, SC during April, 3-5. Timberland High School sent several representatives. Congratulation to these students and their sponsors: Octavius Hampton placed first out of five teams in TV/Video Production (Sponsor: Suzanne Footman). Terry Lane Caddell placed 13th out of 24 teams in Automotive Service Technology (Sponsor: Jerome Smalls).
Upcoming Events
April 20: Wesley AME will host Sunrise Service at 6 a.m. Church School will be at 8 a.m., followed by Easter Sunday Worship at 9 and the Church School Easter Program at 11. May 2, 3, 4: Hell Hole Swamp Festival. Opening Ceremonies, April 27.
Happy April Birthday
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Prayer List
Sanfanae Reese, Linda Morgan, Tammy Britt, Lorrine Gaskins, Sandy Wilson, Jr., Evelyn Scott-Smalls, Lance Britt, Debra Gaskins, Ray Snider, Wilton Green, Ernest Foster (Margaret Maybanks brother), Debbie Beauford, Christine Reames, Phillip and Debbie Rowland, Leon Bradshaw, Ausy McConnell, Lorenzo McConnell, Bernice Taylor, Flora Beauford, Cleecy Lewis, Diane Mazyck, Walter Taylor, and Marvin Brunson.
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70 years later, US finally honoring Japanese-American vets
The thousands of Japanese-Americans who served in World War II are being recognized and honored with the Congressional Gold Medal.
Now, you must understand there were entire military units, battalions of Japanese-Americans, who were only allowed to serve, segregated, after 1943. Before that, Japanese-Americans, some having lived in the U.S. for generations, were considered enemy aliens. Finally, they were allowed to offer their lives, volunteering to fight for a country that confiscated their families businesses and belongings, sending thousands to repatriation camps.
Japanese-Americans were incarcerated simply because of their names and the way they looked.
There were no camps for Klaus and Inge or Giuseppe and Maria. The Germans and Italians were our enemies too, but they looked like us and they fought side-by-side with the other white guys.
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The scourge of clown masses has led inevitably down that slippery slope to ... a clown pope. The Trads are right. All is lost. Never mind the image of Francis embracing the disfigured man that has gone viral and inspired so many. This is what we need to worry about...
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"Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto"
Terence, no? A favorite. Thanks, Ann. But I always see different Latin renderings. Is yours authoritative?
I think the Council fathers translated it best:
"The joy and hopes, the griefs and anxieties..."
Terence, yes, in Heautontimorumenos (which was apparently in debt to a comedy of the same name by Menander). It's what the busybody Chremes says to Menedemus, who has suggested that Chremes should be minding his own business. But those sympathetic to Chremes might, indeed, find the opening sentence of Gaudium et spes a suitable paraphrase.
"We are bozos on this bus." - The Firesign Theater, 1971
Correction: "We are all bozos on this bus" - The Firesign Theater, 1971
"During these five months in Rome it wasn't the red cardinals nor the Red Brigade who had the most impact on me, but the little things which took place between the great scenes...the real and true story was told by the clowns."~Henri Nouwen
Sorry - I think it's a bit unfortunate. None of us wants a stuffed shirt for a pope, but I think he should maintain a *little* more stuffing than that.
Jim P, you mean like this guy did?
And here:
My first reaction is a little like Jim's. If Francis is going to wear just what he feels like wearing whether he's pope or not, if he merely wants to be himself, a regular guy, then I wish he'd drop the white outfit while he does that. Don't the white clothes symbolize, oh, I dunno, the unity of the Church, or something? He doesn't mean to suggest that the papacy is a clownish institution, does he? He's not mocking the papacy, is he? Then maybe he should drop the visible signs of the papacy before donning the visible signs of clownery. At least he's not wearing the red nose in church during Mass - that would be too much for me. But the papacy is much, much less important than the Eucharist, so I guess it's not a big deal to appear to mock it. Also, it's only appearance, not reality - the article explains some good cause behind this clownery - so at worst it only "causes scandal", as they say, and that's never been high on my list of things to disapprove of.
David G. --
Authoritative? By NO means. I just copied it from Goodle. To this sophmore Latin student it seems to mean "I am human. Let nothing be considered alien to me".
I love the first snap of JP II, and I also like Christina's "We're all bozos on this bus" :-)
I was a little taken aback, too. But he can wear a clown nose once in while if he wants to. It's a hard job.
Are you being serious?
But you know- this is now going to be the stock picture of the Pope on websites hostile to him (like the blogs of those poeple who think we haven't had a real Pope since before Vatican II)
Has anybody here ever even been to a clown mass or heard of one happening where they are? I have never. I have seen the picture circulatin around the internet and it is the identical picture every time!!
I think it is largely an urban legend.
The only clown mass I can think of is when the Catholic chaplain celebrates mass for members of congress and parliament but that is not quite the same thing!!
A Andreassi: no, I'm not seriously suggesting that he drop the white outfit on occasion (although I wouldn't mind if he did, if he felt like it). I'm trying to figure out why I was taken aback by that picture of our pope as a clown. Think of the reactions we would have read here if it had been not a real but a photoshopped picture!
Ok. Thanks!
I get it. This is the natural sequel of the pope's interview with Commonweal! Someone was inspired by it and turned to Photoshop for the next prank!
Pretty good, I have to say, even better than the interview. I totally believed it!
I think it's a great photo! Thank you God, at last a human being as pope :)
I actually saw a video of a clown mass (I think) today at Damian Thompson's blog ... http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/damianthompson/100245171/watch-the-spi...
A little self-deprecating playfulness in a religious leader is wonderfully refreshing. We have examples enough of humorless, joyless scolds who seem to think that fun is a snare of the devil.
A picture is more than a thousand words. Sure it is startling since we never saw a pope do this. John XXIII was photographed smoking. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.fatimamovement.com/images/006_AlteringtheKeysofHeaven/John%2520XXIII%2520with%2520cigarette.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.fatimamovement.com/i-News.php&h=463&w=606&sz=74&tbnid=GeTKYCVMTYi6QM:&tbnh=103&tbnw=135&zoom=1&usg=__MXw7GwEWCH7mIkNE1XqzBXGB9t0=&docid=9cuyQLOg_PsJ0M&sa=X&ei=Loh9UuC4JpK-4APn-YCoAQ&ved=0CC8Q9QEwAQ
But this is different. A pope who is human and a great antidote for sacralization of the clergy. Very important.
Jesus Christ, did he wear the nose all day? Did he conduct mass in it? Did he buy the dog a beer or rent it shoes? Lighten up, dude.
For heaven's sake Jim P and Claire, he's a pastor, spending a little time with some of his younger members and joining in their joy. Yikes, we can't let "acting important" be mistaken for dignity.
I actually saw a video of a clown mass (I think) today at Damian Thompson's blog ...
What a cacophony of poor taste. Liturgy is important and this cacophony of exotic dancers and clowns shows a complete lack of discipline and poor sense of how the rhythm of the liturgy facilitates community cohesion.
I think we do have to take the liturgy seriously and in this I am in firmly in Camp Ratzinger!
I'm not sure that you understand what an exotic dancer is, George...
I am really surprised and no little scandalazied by the "old fart" reactions to the Pope having some fun. Lighten up. He is a human being connecting with human beings and this is a very good thing. It is the perceived "dignity" of the papacy thaty produced constipated Popes in the past. Benedict is a prime example. The guy has no sense of humor. You have to understand that in the Society of Jesus, entertainment is putting on shows. For St. Ignatius, the imagination was everything. Thus his adaptation of the medieval "composition of place" in prayer. There is nothing more Jesuit than acting out a part. Here the Pope assumes the part of a clown. Paul saw himself as a fool for Christ's sake. Papal dignity is what it is and a clown's nose can only enhance it.
It is a bit disturbing, if he means to indicate that, "Hey, I'm just a regular guy, a fun guy, a guy you can all hang with. Life's too serious, let's all loosen up a bit."
Christ never did or said anything like that. Everything he did and said was about how life is a hell of a lot more serious than we think. But hey: maybe Frances is on to something...or not.
Christ never did or said anything like that. Everything he did and said was about how life is a hell of a lot more serious than we think.
Oh, wow--that's really compelling. BRB, gettin' baptized!
One of the things I especially liked about the movie 'Jesus' was that it portrayed him as a happy person who laughed, told jokes, went dancing, played with children, teased the disciples, etc. .... http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_drqO7qJ_y4o/S1OnFmrlavI/AAAAAAAAE3Q/cwZYnKostJ... .... and in the movie 'The Gospel of John' Jesus was so happy and enthusiastic ... http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-PPauBGDgjKM/T7C42ikFZlI/AAAAAAAAIfs/V8NXULtUoQ... ... why believe Jesus was super grim?
Disagree, Bob Schwartz. Jesus' first miracle was not "serious" at all. Changing water into wine to keep the good times rolling at a wedding was an indication of his light-hearted side. Walking on water to astonish his fishers of men and having Peter find a coin in a fish's mouth were more humorous moments.
Seeing the pope clowning with a female clown is lovely.
Agree, Alan C. Mitchell.
Anyone unfamiliar with the rich tradition of "Jesuit theatricals" should google it and read the 7 million leads that come up. Here's one of them with a good introduction to the fascinating history and some good pictures of set design. (Corneille, Racine, and Moliere were Jesuit alumni.)
From that: In many Jesuit theaters, there were trap-doors for ghost apparitions and vanishing acts, flying machines and cloud apparatus. On every conceivable occasion, the Jesuit producers made divinities appear in the clouds, ghosts rise up and eagles fly over the heavens, and the effect of these stage tricks was further enhanced by machines producing thunder and the noise of the winds.
What did Jesus do when Cleopas (Luke 24:18) said to him, "Are you the only visitor to Jeruslam who does not know of the things that have taken place in these days?" Honk, honk!
If that does not soothe your worries, think about the eastern (other lung) tradition of the holy fool.
And if that doesn't do the job, maybe you have to start all over with Genesis 1. Or check in with Fr. Jim Martin, SJ.
Sorry, I posted the Google link instead of the link to the individual article, Drama in Jesuit Schools.
did you see the video Crystal linked? I will spare you the torture, just go to the 2:51 mark to 3:34 mark. Oh and particularly the woman with the snake at 3:15. Maybe I lack the artistic and aesthetic sophistication of the crowd, and maybe I am a bit of a barbarian but these women hardly encourage purity of thought and I really don't think purity is the intent with the dance. And my niece is an actual dancer to yes i can appreciate dance as art and dance as erotica.
If that is not how you define exotic dancing, I don't know what is!
Claire: A few quotes of yours, and a few comments of mine:
He doesn't mean to suggest that the papacy is a clownish institution, does he?
What specifically do you see – myself, I see nothing – that makes you think there's even a chance that he's suggesting the papacy is a clownish institution?
He's not mocking the papacy, is he?
Again: what specifically do you see that leads you to suspect there's even the remotest chance that he's mocking the papacy? Again, I see nothing at all.
. . . . the papacy is much, much less important than the Eucharist, so I guess it's not a big deal to appear to mock it.
I don't think he appears to mock it, not at all. What is it that makes you think he appears to mock it?
I think a clown Mass could be a little terrifying. But I've wanted to go to a service involving snakes ever since I saw that movie 'The Apostle" with Robert Duvall.
Gene, it's the clown nose. The obvious implied message: the pope is a clown. But as others have said, it's time to loosen up. Not everything our pope does has meaning, not everything is a symbol of something deeper, not every detail must be interpreted. Even he does not take himself seriously during every single waking moment. It shows that he can relax. Okay.
Jesus, who compared himself to a bridegroom and who rejoiced with the bride and groom at Cana, followed an ancient tradition. Those who disapprove of Francis's further brightening of this bride and groom's day should put on a funny nose.
The mitzvah of gladdening the bride and groom is found in the Talmud, in Brachot 6b.
What does it mean to gladden a bride and groom? Really, this answer varies greatly, depending on a number of factors - such as one's relationship to the bride and groom. For instance, the mere presence of a close friend who has traveled a great distance may give the bride or groom immense joy. Many people, however, take this mitzvah quite seriously and work hard to make certain that the dancing during the reception is leibadik (Yiddish, meaning heartfelt, but is often used to imply high-spirited and energetic). Thus, at a traditional wedding one might see people dressing up in costume to make the bride/groom laugh, jumping rope, performing amateur acrobatics and even lighting their hats on fire.
The tradition of happily making a fool of one's self to bring joy to the bride and groom is an ancient one. Indeed, the Talmud (Ketuvot 17a), mentions Rabbi Samuel the son of Rabbi Isaac who was known for juggling myrtle twigs before the bride. While his peer, Rabbi Zeira, felt that this debased the scholar's honor, Rabbi Shmuel was greatly honored for his efforts to fulfill of the mitzvah of simchat chatan v'kallah.
It strikes me as something that Jesus would have done. When I read comments like those of Claire and Jim P about situations like this, I am reminded of something in Anthony DeMello's book, Awareness, a story from another Jesuit, one who did not become pope, unfortunately.
The danger of what religion can do is very nicely brought out in a story told by Cardinal Martini, the Archbishop of Milan. The story has to do with an Italian couple that's getting married. They have an arrangement with the parish priest to have a little reception in the parish courtyard outside the church. But it rained, and they couldn't have the reception, so they said to the priest, "Would it be all right if we had the celebration in the church?"
Now Father wasn't one bit happy about having a reception in the church, but they said, "We will eat a little cake, sing a little song, drink a little wine, and then go home." So Father was persuaded. But being good life-loving Italians they drank a little wine, sang a little song, then drank a little more wine, and sang some more songs, and within a half hour there was a great celebration going on in the church. And everybody was having a great time, lots of fun and frolic. But Father was all tense, pacing up and down in the sacristy, all upset about the noise they were making. The assistant pastor comes in and says, "I see you are quite tense."
"Of course, I'm tense. Listen to all the noise they are making, and in the House of God!, for heaven's sake!"
"Well, Father, they really had no place to go."
"I know that! But do they have to make all that racket?"
"Well, we mustn't forget, must we, Father, that Jesus himself was once present at a wedding!"
Father says, "I know Jesus Christ was present at a wedding banquet, YOU don't have to tell me Jesus Christ was present at a wedding banquet! But they didn't have the Blessed Sacrament there!!!"
You know there are times like that when the Blessed Sacrament becomes more important than Jesus Christ. When worship becomes more important than love, when the Church becomes more important than life. When God becomes more important than the neighbor. And so it goes on. That's the danger.
I'm a little offended by Alan Mitchell's attempts to make other people express his own feelings. On the other hand, I've always loved the Blessed PJPII's goofy humor. (Apparently once Richard John Neuhaus had to explain to him who Jack Benny is--a comparison I think is spot on.)
I think it is great whenever a pope does something that demystifies and humanizes his person and office. However, I understand that wearing a clown nose does offend the sensibilities of those who are still emotionally dependent on all those layers of papal mythology and symbolism - like messing with the primal forces of nature spoken by Ned Beatty's character in Paddy Chayefsky's 1976 movie, Network. [Tells you something about their own ego development and world view.]
I also have to believe it is a sign of good mental health on the part of Jorge Bergoglio that he doesn't take himself personally so seriously that he can offer his throne chair to an infatuated little boy on the steps of Basilica di San Pietro - or, indulge in clowing around with a newly wed couple who are volunteers at a charity that brings clown therapy to sick children.
How does anyone keep his psychological equilibrium when he has to deal every day as Francesco does in the Vatican with cadres of real Bozos?
Maybe it's somewhat indelicate to say, but let me remind folks who may find papal clown-noses undignified, it wasn't long ago that Francesco's immediate predecessor gave every evidence that he liked dress-up in papal finery just a little too much - even going to the point of custom-made red-leather Gucci shoes. Is it really "stuffiness" when a pope wears Prada sunglasses with all his medieval regalia?
More seriously, this all reminds me that one of my all-time favorite "churchy" books is Morris West's novel, The Clowns of God where a pope having had a mystical experience, revealing to him the imminent end of the world, the fictional Pope Gregory resigns the papacy under pressure and leaves the Vatican to gather around him a motley crew of misfits who fearlessly announce the Second Coming - a la a certain itinerant Jewish preacher in the NT - as the nations of the world prepare to launch global nuclear war, a real Armaggedon.
Then there is G.K. Chesterton's St. Francis of Assisi which chronicles our present pope's namesake transformation from "le troubadour de Dieu" - apparenty pre-conversion experience Francesco fancied himself a poet and singer, or in today's parlance the show's "mainliner" or star in the traveling medievel drama troupes of his day - only to embrace becoming "le jongleur de Dieu," rendered as the fool/jester, or clown of God.
Papa Francesco, you're in good company!
That woman would have never been permitted with shoulders uncovered under Pius XII. In fact current protocol forbids it. Bravo Francis!!
Papal Audience Dress Code:
For the Papal Audienence casual but modest dress is accepted, again ladies should still have shoulders covered particularly if the meeting is held indoors.
As the Audience in Summer is usually held outside and Rome gets extremely hot, bring hats, sunscreen, water and cover up as much as possible to avoid burning.
Men are permitted to wear hats throughout the Audience.
I have to say I never saw any of those willowy, white-haired Anglican bishops do anything so undignified, though AB did occasionally do exotic dances in his bishop's robes:
I think Rowan Williams may have secretly played Dumbledore in the movies.
Ah, David G, I should have known you'd dig up some other pics. Although I think my favorite so far is Bill M's of Roncalli having a smoke with, apparently, the Three Blind Mice.
I dunno, I just think it comes across as a selfie that wasn't supposed to end up on social media but did. Kinda like that one of mine with the trapeze, the pole dancer and the duct tape. I was just helping her with her depression, but it's sorta hard to tell, looking at the picture.
ABC Rowan Williams did not play Dumbledore, to my knowledge, but he did make a cameo an appearance on the BBC's "The Vicar of Dibley." He merely gave a "happy birthday" to the vicar, played by Dawn French (yes, an Anglican "priestess"), while she was covered in chocolate.
One of the best parts of that show were the vestry meetings. My feeling has always been that one of the qualifying criteria for canonization is being able to serve on a vestry or a parish council or teach CCD/Sunday School, or have any dealings with the diocesesan bureaucracy without utterly losing one's faith.
Disclosure: I am now doing a non-ironic post sans the Lucan litotes ouk oligos (no little) and I am not attempting to get anyone to express my thoughts (not feelings), since I am capable of doing that myself. Something that has been missed in this discussion is that the newlyweds work for the Rainbow Association Marco Lagulli Onius, a charity that offers clown therapy to sick children. Pope Francis did it for the kids.
According to Bible scholar John J. Pilch, Jesus had a "pun-oriented sense of humor" which he "exhibited (in Aramaic) on many occasions."
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
Theyve been a favorite on the local music scene for nearly a decade.
Rock band Ten Toes Up played together for the last time on Friday and Saturday nights at Dead Dog Saloon in Murrells Inlet.
This has been a long time weve been doing this and theres a lot of sacrifices to be original musicians, so weve all decided to put our energy into something else, lead singer B.J. Craven said. Weve had a blast and dont regret anything, but its just time to move onto something else.
Over the years, the band has released six records and played more than 1,000 shows across the Southeast.
But they say theres no place like the Grand strand.
The local support here has been great because we do play a lot of shows locally and the support we have here is probably bigger than anywhere, so we love coming home and playing at home and this is why we chose home base to have our last two shows, Craven said.
While bands often break up because of a rift in the group, these guys insist thats not the case with them.
Percussionist and harmonica player Joshua Gregory says its simply time to try something different.
Being in a band is like being married to three girls at the same time, and if you can keep them all happy then youve really done something, Gregory said. We just have a brotherhood unlike any other.
And theyve developed a pretty loyal fanbase.
Garie Beal traveled from Spartanburg to see the group together for the last time Friday.
Were really going to hate to see them kind of go their separate ways, Beal said. Hopefully it wont be long before theyll decide that they need each other and we need them.
All four band members plan to go in different directions professionally, but they say a reunion isnt completely out of the question.
Who knows, nothing lasts forever, we might come back three years from now and be bigger and better than ever, Gregory said.
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