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ON CAMPUS: Remembering Mark Lilley
Many Sanford high school sports fans are familiar with Mark Lilley's work even if you didn't have the privilege to know the man himself.
Lilley's official title was general manager for WBFT-TV Channel 46 in Sanford however for the past 10 years he has worn nearly every hat involved in broadcasting, from camera man to producer to color commentator at the local TV station.
Under Lilley's guidance, WBFT has provided coverage of football, basketball and baseball for Lee County H.S., Southern Lee H.S., Grace Christian and Lee Christian as well as the ACC tournaments, special high school productions and high school graduations. Many athletes, parents and fans have enjoyed returning from a local sporting event and being able to watch it on TV just hours after the final whistle was blown without realizing the hard work and dedication going on behind the scenes by Lilley to get the broadcast edited and on the air in a timely fashion.
In my years of coaching I observed Lilley's media coverage of high school athletics be envy of opposing teams and was nearly unheard of for a town the size of Sanford. On more than one occasion coaches asked Lilley for a copy of his game film when their own video equipment malfunctioned.
In addition to covering local sporting events, Lilley produced weekly programing from WBFT that included Heart of Carolina Sports, The Carolina Sports Center, Family Talk, Live at Nine, local church services and local gospel music programs. When not at the station he could be found serving as a member of the Board of Directors at Central Carolina Community College for media, sports coverage and scholarship programs.
His generosity often extended even further as he created highlight films for high school teams as well as individual athletes who needed help promoting themselves to college coaches. His highlight DVDs were of professional ESPN quality containing music, stats and visual effects catching the eye of prospective college coaches. While many athletic marketing firms ask top dollar for this service, Lilley often did not ask for any payment but would instead find satisfaction when local athletes were successful in gaining a spot on a college roster.
In my eight years of living in Sanford it has been a pleasure to call Mark Lilley a colleague and close friend. Lilley passed away last Sunday and although WBFT will continue its superb coverage of local athletics in Lee County, it will not be the same without Lilley's guidance from the sidelines and in the production booth.
All-American Elon receiver Aaron Mellette (SLHS) will play Saturday in the 2013 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. Mellette's South squad led by the NFL's Detroit Lions staff will face the North squad being coached by the staff of the Oakland Raiders. The Senior Bowl is considered college football's premier pre-draft event annually featuring the country's best senior collegiate football stars and top NFL Draft prospects. The game will be televised on the NFL Network with a scheduled 3 p.m. kickoff. nfldraftscout.com has ranked Mellette 12th out of 368 wide receivers available for the NFL Draft and projected him as a possible fifth round pick. A good performance in Saturday's game might raise Mellette's stock even farther.
Akeem Richmond (SLHS) and East Carolina (11-6, 2-2) split two games last week downing Houston 89-78 but slipping to Marshall 77-56. In both games Richmond was the leading scorer coming off of the bench. Against Houston he finished as the third-leading scorer for the Pirates with 14 points and adding two assists in just 11 minutes of play while in the loss to Marshall he tied as the second leading scorer with 10 points while adding two rebounds in 15 minutes of play. ECU will be on the road for both games this week traveling to University of Alabama-Birmingham for a 8 p.m. game on Wednesday and then tipping off against University of Texas-El Paso at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
Julian Martin (SLHS) and N.C. Wesleyan (10-7, 3-5) finished the week 1-2 suffering defeats to Methodist 85-82 and Averett 88-74 before picking up a victory over Maryville 71-59. Martin's best game was against Maryville where he scored three points and added a steal and an assist in nine minutes of play. The Battling Bishops will host Methodist at 7 p.m. on Wednesday before observing their 50-year celebration on Alumni Day Saturday with a home game against Ferrum at 4 p.m.
Josh Mellette (SLHS) and Wake Tech (13-5, 3-0) finished the week going 2-0 defeating Pitt CC 90-64 and Patrick Henry CC 88-87. The Eagles will host Lenoir CC on Wednesday before hitting the road to face Guilford Technical CC on Saturday.
Ace Chalmers (SLHS) and Davidson CC (14-5, 0-3) were defeated by Sandhills CC 118-97 but then bounced back to collect an impressive win over UNC's JV 86-84. Chalmers started at point guard in both games scoring nine points and snagging two rebounds and two steals against Sandhills and then nearly mirrored his first performance with nine points, four rebounds, four steals and an assist against the Tar Heels. The Storm will host Central Carolina CC on Wednesday and then travel to Belmont Abbey on Sunday to compete against its JV squad.
Alex Tucker (LCHS) and Francis Marion University (5-8, 1-6) fell to Montevallo 83-72 while the Patriots game against Armstrong was postponed. Francis Marion will be on the road this week; they played Clayton State yesterday and will face USC Aiken on Saturday.
Elijah Buie, Dwayne McEachin (Grace Christian) and Davis College (4-9, 1-1) has fallen into a two-game losing streak since returning from Christmas, dropping games to North Country CC 47-77 and Schenectady CC 82-100. The Falcons will be on the road for two games this week facing St. John Fisher College JV today and Williamson Trade on Thursday.
Russell Tatum (LCHS) and Peace College (2-7) hosted Randolph yesterday and will travel to Johnson Wales on Saturday for a 3 p.m. game.
Women's Basketball
Yazzy Butler (SLHS) and UNC Pembroke (8-9, 2-6) dropped both games last week falling to Lander College 63-51 and to Clayton State 67-46. In the loss to Clayton State Butler snagged one steal and one rebound in four minutes of playing time. The Lady Braves played Montevallo yesterday and will travel to Augusta State on Saturday.
All-American and No.1-ranked Mike Williams (SLHS) (24-1) and No. 13-ranked UNC Pembroke (3-2) will return to action Friday and Saturday for the Super Region 1 Duals at Newberry College.


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A break in team who allegedly use a door-to-door sales approach to identify residences to break in and rob may be working the Summerville area.
The way the scam allegedly works is that one person approaches the front door and rings the doorbell. If someone answers the door, the doorbell ringer states that he or she is working for a service oriented company, such as a windshield repair company, and is checking to see if the resident needs the services of the company.
If no one answers, the doorbell ringer allegedly contacts a waiting accomplice via cellphone, who then breaks into the home.
Capt. Jon Rogers of the Summerville Police Department said Friday that the department has received no reports of any such activity recently, however, he acknowledged that criminals have used such tactics here in the past. Rogers also urged that if anyone believes they are witnessing such a criminal act or have been the victim of such a situation, they should contact law enforcement at once.
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"I always think you just have to get ideas out or they just fester," he said cheerfully as a horde of journalists was trying to extract sound bites about why (for instance) he used black nylon, fur, lace, and patent leather. He mentioned looking at "clinic or abattoir shoes" as the starting point for the nylon, which he ruched, frilled, elasticated, and used in rainwear, and as "protective" coverings of portions of his new crocodile, python, and calfskin bags. There was an "ohhh" from the crowd, but Kane didn't seem to be trying to shock, particularly. Part of his genius is in the ability to take the inspiration of humdrum or cheap materials and objects which happen to be lying around and turning them into super-sophisticated high-grade fashion. That is exactly what he did when he fixed on the neon webbing and plastic clips he put into his graduation show at Central Saint Martins in 2006. "I found them in the market," he said with a shrug. Now the same clips appear in luxury handbag apotheosis in the first range he's produced with the Kering group.
It's the confidence of his scope, which is increasingly impressive, though. There is nothing cheap or subversive about his growing range of tailoring—fantastic overcoats with wide, flat lapels and the fronts cut at an angle, pants and spencer jackets—modern, executive-class chic for any age. At the same time, he stoked young-girl desires as he riffed on the kind of baby jacket home-knitting patterns he saw as a child in Scotland for frilled neon green and yellow sweaters, threading the necklines with black ribbons, tied in bows at the neck. Eventually, watching it all march out, section by section, development by development, formal to casual, day to night, turned into a kind of exquisite torture for Kane fans: What to order? Where to stop?
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
It is the time of year again when staff of the Charleston County Public Library pool their energy and enthusiasm to launch our annual "One Book" program. For those who do not know what this program entails, here is a very brief description of the history of this special event. "One Book" is a community reading program that attempts to get everyone in a city to read and discuss the same book. The first "One Book One City" project was organized by librarian Nancy Pearl at the Seattle Public Library in 1998. Her program was called "If All Seattle Read the Same Book." Nancy Pearl chose the book "The Sweet Hereafter" by Russell Banks to introduce her brain child. She was able to bring the author to Seattle for three days to discuss his book in a series of free public programs. Many cities have adopted the idea, and the popularity of this reading program increases every year. The main goal is to build a sense of community and promote literacy.
For 2013's "One Book" program, the Charleston County Public Library has selected the very popular and high-demand young adult book "Divergent" by debut author Veronica Roth. "Divergent" is the first book in the "Divergent" trilogy.
The main character, Beatrice Prior, lives in dystopian* Chicago. Her society is divided into five factions, dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue – Candor (the honest), Abnegation (the selfless), Dauntless (the brave), Amity (the peaceful), and Erudite (the intelligent). On an appointed day of every year, all 16-year-olds must select the faction to which they will devote the rest of their lives. For Beatrice, the decision is between staying with her family and being who she really is – she can't have both. So she makes a choice that surprises everyone, including herself.
*Dystopia: an imaginary place where people lead dehumanized and often fearful lives, -anti-utopia (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary)
Book two in the series is "Insurgent" and is now available at the library – but be prepared; there is a waiting list. The release date for "Allegiant," book three, is Oct. 22. Please join us during the month of October in all activities involving the "One Book" program and help us fulfill the program's goal: "Sense of Community and Promoting Literacy."
One Book programs
One Book Family Movie Series (all ages)
Tuesdays, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 at 4 p.m.
Get into the spirit of One Book Charleston County, and watch a family film representative of a Divergent faction.
ABNEGATION - Oct. 1: "National Treasure." Rated PG; 131 minutes.
AMITY - Oct. 8: "October Sky." Rated PG; 108 minutes.
CANDOR - Oct. 15: "RV." Rated PG; 99 minutes.
DAUNTLESS - Oct. 22: "Soul Surfer." Rated PG; 106 minutes.
ERUDITE - Oct. 29: "Akeelah and the Bee." Rated PG; 112 minutes.
One Book Discussion: "Divergent" (adults)
Monday, Oct. 7 at 10:30 a.m.
One Book Discussion: "Divergent" (grades 6-12)
Thursday, Oct. 24 from 4-5 p.m.
Remember that September is National Library Card Sign-up Month. New in town? Please join our growing "family" of library users. Lost, old or damaged library card? Please come to our branch in September for a free new card (only this month).
Other programs
Adults and Teens
Brown Bag It with Dr. Erikka for Women's Health (adults)
Monday, Sept. 23 from 12 - 1 p.m.
Bring your lunch and learn about headaches as they relate to women's health. Discussion will be led by Dr. Erikka Curia, of ChiroLife.
Ten Things Everyone Should Know about Lowcountry Rice (adults)
Saturday, Sept. 28 from 1 - 2 p.m.
Please join Dr. Nic Butler, CCPL's public historian, for an illustrated review of the most significant facts about Lowcountry rice history that form the basis for our shared heritage.
Reel Club Book/Movie Discussion Group (adults)
Wednesday, Oct. 2 at 2 p.m.
Book: "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" by J. K. Rowling
Movie: "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone." Rated PG; 152 minutes.
Talk Like a Pirate Storytime (ages 3-5)
Thursday, Sept. 19 at 11:30 a.m.
Celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day with pirate songs, stories and crafts.
PLAY: STAR Therapy Dogs (all ages)
Saturday, Sept. 21 from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Read to a certified therapy dog – the best listeners in the world.
Afterschool Movie (all ages)
Friday, Sept. 27 at 3:30 p.m.
"Oz: The Great and Powerful." Rated PG; 130 minutes.
PLAY: Welcome Autumn with Art (all ages)
Saturday, September 28 at 10:30 a.m.
Paint your own autumn tree.
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BOONVILLE - Chandler Chappell, referred to as "one of the five best players" in Starmount's rich soccer history, fulfilled his lifelong goal of playing at the next level Thursday.
Chappell signed his official letter of intent to play soccer at UNC Greensboro next fall in a ceremony Thursday with head coach Dale Draughn and parents, Mark and Tammy.
"I'm excited to play at the next level," Chappell said. "I've always played soccer since I was young and have always enjoyed it. I'm ready to play for real now."
The senior ranks near the top of every scoring category in Starmount's record books, including first in career goals with 78 and career assists with 48. Draughn puts Chappell in the top five of the players he has coached in Boonville.
"Chandler is probably one of the five best players I have ever coached at Starmount, if not the best," he explained. "We have some strong alumni in Mauricio Lopez, Justin Shores, Edgar Zamora, Juan Lopez and Nate Benfield, but I truly think that Chandler is the most well-rounded player I have coached."
After narrowing down his college choices from Southern Conference rivals Appalachian State and Elon, Chappell decided on UNC Greensboro.
"I had a couple other colleges looking at me, but I went and visited there and really liked the campus," he said. "I felt like it was the right choice."
Chappell, a four-year starter for the Rams, will graduate from Starmount in December in order to enroll at Greensboro in time for the second semester and begin training with the Spartans.
During his senior year, Chappell guided the Rams to the 2A state playoffs with a 9-8-2 record and a 7-7 mark in the Mountain Valley Conference with a team-high 21 goals and 14 assists. The senior scored in every game but three this season, including a four-goal outburst against Thomasville.
In addition to Starmount, Chappell played with the Yadkin Stars, the Greensboro Fusion and Twin City Soccer in Winston-Salem.
Draughn said he expects to see Chappell on the field as a freshman next year for the Spartans.
"Chandler has a bright future at UNCG, and I expect to see him on the field during his freshmen year," he explained. "Chandler has been a four-year varsity starter - not very many players can say that. Chandler is the type of player who can take over a game or he can be a role player. He is not interested in personal goals but team goals. He is very soft spoken but leads by example; and when he does speak, his teammates listen.
"It has been a pleasure and privilege to be able to coach and watch him grow into the player he has become over the last four years," Draughn added.
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Green Gloves from Mayahuel
This refreshing tequila cocktail from Mayahuel in the East Village carries just enough heat to keep you from sucking it down in one big sip.
Note: For the smoked salt, Mayahuel co-owner and bartender Philip Ward dilutes a strong smoked salt (such as the one from La Boite a Epice) with regular kosher salt, two-to-one.
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"We're turning the tables on our educators and focusing on their passions and creativity," said Charles Restivo, president of The Art Institutes. "The collaboration of galleries is the stage we set to celebrate our teachers' commitment to preparing our area high school students."
This year will mark The Art Institutes' third celebration highlighting educators' artistic work, commitment and passion. If you're a high school arts and/or media teacher or know of a teacher that may be interested in submitting their work, please visit WhatTeachersCreate.com for information about "What Those Who Teach Can Do" at The Art Institute of Charleston.
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A graduate of Suffolk University Law School, George A. Strait (1914-1989) was an outstanding law librarian and long-time AALL member. He held several titles at the Harvard Law School Library during a twenty-year span (1956-1976), which was interrupted twice: in 1967-69, when he built the library collection at Northeastern University School of Law (Boston), and in 1972-74, when he built the library collection at the Antioch School of Law (Washington, DC). After leaving Harvard, he was Director of the Law Library and Professor of Law at the University of Iowa College of Law. In recognition of his career achievements, George Strait was awarded the AALL (now Marian Gould Gallagher) Distinguished Service Award in 1989, and in 1990 the AALL Executive Board made the minority stipend a permanent part of the Association's scholarship program and named it in his honor.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Jelani Moore is 13 years old but can already say he has studied at Yale University.
Jelani, an eighth-grader at Dubose Middle School, participated in a three-week academic summer camp at the Ivy League university, located in New Haven, Conn. He returned from the camp Aug. 9.
Jelanis mom, Karimah, discovered the program, called the Summer Institute for the Gifted (SIG), online and thought it would be a good way to keep him busy for a few weeks in the summer.
Jelani had to apply. Students are accepted based on test scores, participation in a gifted and talented program, academic talent search and letters of recommendation.
This was his first time being away from home without a family member, she said, adding his departure was hard on everyone including his father and younger brother. After a couple of days Jelani was pretty much over it; he was really into his schedule and the things he needed to do, so I was impressed with that.
Jelani would get up at 7:30 a.m. and had four classes to attend: business math, dance, fencing and acting, all done by early evening. Campers were given time to do assignments and work on projects and engage in downtime activities.
It was very fun, Jelani said. The classes were harder because I did not take Algebra I in school and I had a business math class, but the teacher helped me catch up with algebra.
He said his favorite class at Yale was math but he also liked his acting class teacher, who is an opera singer and performs on Broadway.
At Dubose, Jelani said he enjoys studying math and science. When he grows up he wants to be either a lawyer, a doctor or a performer like an actor, dancer or musician.
Or play sports, because I like to run track, he said.
Jelani described some of the buildings on Yales campus as resembling old castles. He said the dormitories on campus are called colleges, and he stayed in Berkeley College, in a suite that consisted of four bedrooms.
Outside of class Jelani enjoyed reading and playing ping pong and capture the flag. On Saturdays the students went on field trips to the Mystic Aquarium and Six Flags New England, and Sunday was a free day.
I knew it was going to be fun but other than that I didnt really have any expectations for the camp, he said.
Jelani said the experience improved his algebra skills and he feels more confident being on stage. He also likes knowing how to fence.
It was a great experience and Im definitely going to go next year, he said.
Karimah Moore said she is really proud of her son.
Im proud that he went there, it was his first time away from home and he did really well, she said, adding that he made a lot of friends and his instructors told her Jelani was encouraging with the other students.
He encouraged his younger brother, too, and he is all set now for the Summer Institute for the Gifted he cant wait, she said. Its cool that he is encouraging his brother as well.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves broke the game open with four goals in the third period to pick up a 5-2 win over the Peoria Rivermen before 10,310 fans at the Allstate Arena Saturday night.
Right wing Darren Haydar led the way with two goals to help the Wolves collect their sixth victory in the last seven games, while forwards Fredrik Pettersson and Jason Krog and defenseman Paul Postma also scored. Goaltender Peter Mannino (15-14-3) shut the door the rest of the way, kicking out 24 of 26 shots he faced.
"I thought we were very sharp tonight," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "It was a see-saw game until we took the lead and then our special teams came through. We had a nice week, and it's nice to win at home."
After a scoreless first period, Adam Cracknell opened scoring for Peoria (33-23-2-3), 1:26 into the second frame. Right wing David Spina carried the puck into the Wolves zone and fired a shot at Mannino, and Cracknell moved in and pushed the rebound into the net.
Chicago (32-24-2-4) evened it up, 1-1, with a tally from Haydar at 10:23 of the second frame. Left wing Tim Miller fell to his knees in the right face off circle but managed to push the puck across for Haydar, who popped it past Rivermen goaltender Jake Allen.
Haydar put the Wolves ahead, 2-1, at 3:34 of the third period. Defenseman Jaime Sifers dropped the puck for Haydar in the right face-off circle and the right wing clapped a hard shot past Allen.
The Wolves took a two-goal lead with a power-play goal from Postma at 5:25. Krog sent a pass across the ice for Postma in the left circle and he cranked a shot through traffic in front of the net and past Allen.
Chicago made it 4-1 at 7:28 of the third period with a short-handed goal from Pettersson. The left wing knocked the puck up the ice from the blueline for center Jared Ross, who broke down the ice toward the goal and sent a pass over for Pettersson to flip past Allen.
Allen (8-13-2) turned aside 23 shots for the Rivermen.
Brett Sonne knocked the puck under Mannino out of a scrum in front of the net to make the score 4-2 with 50 seconds left to play, but Krog's empty net tally 12 seconds later iced the game for Chicago.
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Chicago 0 1 4 -- 5
First Period---None. Penalties---Cole, Peoria (interference), 12:46.
Second Period---1, Peoria, Cracknell 6 (Spina), 1:26; 2, Chicago, Haydar 21 (Miller, Garbutt), 10:23; Penalties---Cole, Peoria (slashing), 4:46; Mink, Peoria (tripping), 7:04; Kulda, Chicago (high-sticking), 12:11.
Third Period---3, Chicago, Haydar 22 (Sifers, garbutt), 3:34; 4, Chicago, Postma 10 (Krog, Garbutt), 5:25 pp; 5, Chicago, Pettersson 8 (Ross), 7:28 sh; 6, Peoria, Sonne 3 (Gannon), 19:10; 7, Chicago, Krog 14 (Holzapfel, Welch), 19:22 en. Penalties---Cundari, Peoria (high-sticking), 0:55; Scatchard, Peoria (cross-checking), 4:54; Oystrick, Peoria (unsportmanlike conduct), 5:04; Garbutt, Chicago (interference), 6:14; Brennan, Chicago (roughing) 8:53; Sifers, Chicago (cross-checking), 9:30; Cole, Peoria (interference), 12:00; Postma, Chicago (interference), 12:36.
Shots on goal---Peoria: 9-8-9--26. Chicago: 10-10-8--28. Power plays---Peoria: 0-5. Chicago: 1-7. Goalies---Peoria, Allen (23-27). Chicago, Mannino (24-26). A---10,310. Referee---Terry Koharski. Linesmen---Dan Cohen and Mike Hamilton.


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It was so hard waiting for Edward to appear in this book because all I want is for them to continue on. Bella's pain was really intense and this book was darker, sadder then the first. She did not annoy me as others here have stated with her aching heart that could not be cured. I am 46 and it really takes you back to those painful adolescent years of heart wrenching relationships. A great listen and I could not take my ear phones out to the annoyance of my family but found myself wanting to skip ahead (though I didn't)because it was so hard to continue on in Bella's pain.
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"One Adult's Perspective"
STORY (YA vampire romance) - I like to listen to the "relevant" YA series, you know, the ones with multiple hit movies, etc., and I've really loved some of them. After hearing Books 1&2 of this series, however, I will say it has been PAINFULLY boring. I've endured 28 hours of teenage character building and "hanging out," which could have easily been condensed to 1/4 that time. I listened at 2X and 3X speed and it was still moving too slowly! Okay, I get it. I'm not the target audience.
As a parent, I would say the book is very clean and appropriate enough for young adults. The only criticisms I have are that (1) Edward sneaks into Bella's bedroom and spends the night multiple times, although nothing sexual happens except a little kissing, (2) Bella ignores her father's wishes and does some very stupid and dangerous things to be "closer" to Edward after they've broken up and (3) she agonizes over her breakup with Edward for months (and like eight book-hours), even to the point of becoming catatonic where her father thinks about getting her treatment. Not sure if that's the perfect example for kids of how to get over a painful breakup.
NARRATOR - Good enough for the simple job at hand.
OVERALL - Fine for your young adult if you're okay with my second paragraph above. If you value your sanity, don't listen to it yourself.
This was an enjoyable book if you like this type of theme. It was a book that any audience can listen to as it applied to both teens and adults. It has romance yet with the added plus of the "underworld" vampire theme. The writer does not rush the story which is part of what keeps you listening because you are left in suspense with this trilogy. There are times that the book is slow but it picks up enough and is interesting enough to keep you going. The only thing I found annoying was the constant use of the phrase, "I shuddered," and that while Bella is described often as a smart girl, there are scenarios where she must have been struck dumb because it's obvious what is going on. So while that was annoying to me, I still found the book interesting and suspenseful and listened to all three books in this trilogy. The first two really set the stage and develop the characters while the last one is probably the best as it starts to delve deeper into the vampire world. All of the books in this trilogy are clean, meaning that your children could listen to them without you worrying.
The narration is perfect in this terrific series. Well worth listening to.
Busy mom and "Nana" so love the audiobooks so I can keep hands free for multi-tasking. Originally from So. Calif., living in Montana.
"Good Stuff for Twilight Fans"
I enjoyed the book very much and likewise the audio version. In particular, I loved the narrator's voice. She became Bella to me. She does a great job of changing tone and tenor for different characters. The book moves along well, the characters are true to their original story. I really liked it, but it is not a stand-alone. Read book one first before trying this one.
"new moon"
it was very good and easy to listen to i liked it alot
I love most books that transport me to another time and place & books that uplift my spirit.
"Consumes you"
I'm loving this story. I just finished the second book and can't wait to listen to the 3rd & 4th ones. I'm not going to give away the story, but I will say that you will get so consumed in it that you can't either put it down or you will dream about it when the story starts taking turns that you didn't expect. Love this!!!
"Adult male heterosexual Twilight fan"
This was my favorite book in her series until I read the 4th. The twists are wonderful. The ideas, theme, plot, and story line are great. I am an extremely ravenous book reader and breeze through about 60 novels a year. My daughter got me into this series and I have loved it. I have read other Vampire books but hers are stupendous. As an adult married male with teenagers, it is also refreshing to have morals in a book for teens. The sappy love story stuff is actually amusing also and easily passed over as humor at my own youth.
"Whine Whine Whine"
What a waste of 2 credits. I am not sure why I was stupid enough to get the 2nd book when I barely made it through the first one. I kept waiting for the characters to grow on me but all that grew was my sense of irratation. If you like your main character a whiney, self absorbed loser with no self esteem, then this is your book. "My boyfriend left me and now I have no reason to go on. My life is over!" Boo-Fricking-Hoo girl. Get a backbone. Get a life. Sorry, guess I am not a 9-year old girl because I don't know who else would put up with this. I know this series is hugely popular, which the reason I picked it up, but I don't know why anyone past junior high would read this. People keep comparing this to the Harry Potter books but they must mean in terms of devotion of the fans. I can't believe this has reached Harry numbers as far as sales go and it is very directed at teenage girls and younger. Harry appealed to young and old, boys and girls, and I do not get that from this series. Maybe I am not supposed to, but that is that impression I got from all the press I read about it.
I have not even made it thorough the 2nd book but I am not sure I can. Bella is about to get almost raped AGAIN by the same guys from the last book as she stands in the street like an imbecile. But she doesn't know why. Gee, when will Edward show up to save her sorry self? But she's not worthy. He's too beatiful. She's a klutz. She doesn't deserve him. She had a birthday, now she's older than him. Kill me Edward so we can be in high school forever. UGH! Girls want to be like this? Bella is such a victim!
I hope the movie is better than the book. Sometimes they change things for the movie version, one can only hope.
Costume Witch
"Wishful Thinking"
If only I could somehow remove this book from my library I would be thrilled that I would never again have to scroll past it and remember how truly awful the narrator was not to mention the thematic of " oh I've lost my dead boyfriend so my life ain't worth living and I might as well kill myself". If this is what we want young women to aspire to then it's no wonder teen suicide is on the upsurge.
"New Moon"
New Moon is the second in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga. It tells the next chapter of the lovers Edward and Bella, and also brings in the third character, Jacob, who only appeared as a cammio in the first book. As Jacob discovers his true identity and his friendship with Bella grows, it seems that nothing will ever be straightforward again.
I have read and listened to all 4 of these books and I have got to say I absolutely loved them I keep re-listening to them they are just fantastic.
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
Georgetown County deputies spent time Wednesday night searching for a possible gunshot victim.
The hunt for an injured person began at about 9:20 p.m. after officers received a call about gunfire at 215 Oatland Road.
When they arrived, deputies located evidence to confirm shots were fired. At this time there is no report of injuries, said Sheriffs Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson. The incident is currently under investigation.
She is asking anyone with information about the gunfire or possible victim to call the Sheriffs Office (843) 546-5101.
Anonymous tips can also be sent by using Text-A-Tip. Just dial 274637 from any text enabled cell phone, and text the word GCSOTIP followed by your message.
Harassed by boss
An Andrews woman says she was the victim of sexual harassment by her boss.
The woman filed the report Aug. 21, but said the incident took place in July at a manufacturer west of the Georgetown city limits.
The 24-year-old woman said she was at the desk of her 47-year-old supervisor when he made a comment about her underwear showing, she told a deputy.
She said as she was getting up to leave and while she was pulling her shirt down her supervisor hit her on the butt with an open hand as he told her to get back to work.
She said her boss then told her she needed to go to the second floor and he got on the elevator with her.
(The) victim stated once the elevator doors closed he kissed her on the lips. She said they did not leave the elevator on the second floor so it returned to the first floor.
She said he kissed her again and she tried to push him away but was unable to do so.
Once on the ground floor, the woman quickly exited the elevator and walked away. She said her boss told her not to tell his wife what happened.
The woman said she continued to work at the company because she was the only one in her family who was employed.
She said she never reported the incident to human resources and there were no other episodes with her boss.
She quit her job Aug. 18 after contacting an attorney who advised her to file a police report.
The woman said she does want to prosecute criminally and wants to seek civil damages.
Man attacked
Deputies were sent to the 100 block of Gasque Street in Sampit around 12:30 a.m. Aug. 21, because of a 49-year-old man who had been assaulted.
The officers arrived and saw the man sitting on the porch. He was slouched forward with blood running from his forehead and several bloody rags at his feet.
The cut on the left side was about three inches long. The man vomited at least six times after the deputies made it to the home.
The homeowner said the victim knocked on her door and when she opened the door she saw him in the bloody condition.
The victim, according to the report, was incoherent and unable to answer questions.
The homeowner said she was told by the victim that a 23-year-old man had hit him on the head with a brick.
It was undetermined where the alleged incident occurred.
The man was airlifted to Grand Strand Medical Center for treatment.
There have been no arrests.
51 Express burglary
An employee of 51 Express at the intersection of Browns Ferry and Johnson Roads arrived at work Aug. 20, and discovered the store had been burglarized.
The man said the first thing he saw once arriving at the store was a broken window. The deputy noted the hole in the glass was big enough for a person to climb through.
The cash register drawer was open and empty. There were items thrown around behind the counter.
A large amount of money was stolen. Ten cartons of cigarettes were also taken.
There are no suspects.
Two TVs stolen
On Aug. 19, a man and woman walked into Walmart and loaded two 55-inch Vizio TVs onto two shopping carts.
At approximately 5:30 p.m. the man pushed his cart out of the doors on the grocery side while the woman exited with her TV out the door next to the pharmacy.
The shoplifting was discovered three days later as store security workers were reviewing footage from surveillance cameras.
The couple is seen loading the TVs into a white Chevy Trailblazer.
Neither person has been identified.
Information is subject to change as investigations proceed. Individuals arrested and/or charged have not been convicted.
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Valiant for Truth
Posts by: John G. Bales
One of the definitions of typology is "that form of biblical interpretation which deals with the correspondence between traditions concerning divinely appointed persons, events, and institutions, within the framework of salvation history" (E. Achtemeier, IDBSup, 926-27.) A common example of biblical typology with respect to divinely appointed persons is the correspondence between Adam and Christ (Rom. 5:14).
The Lord's Prayer has played an important role in the life of the church. Its place in the liturgical life of the church is well established and documented by historians from the early church to the present. Catechetical authors found it essential to address the prayer as a means of expressing Christian faith. Many theologians throughout the centuries have seen a need to exegete the prayer. But what does the Lord's Prayer mean and what are its implications for the life of the church?
In an April 1975 editorial of Theology Today, Hugh T. Kerr jokingly lamented the loss of a certain kind of humor among seminary students. Kerr reminisced about his years at Princeton University, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and Edinburgh University when students gave their professors various nicknames. He provided several examples, including, "Root's Roots" (for Robert Root's course on language), and "Wee" Hodge (Caspar Wistar Hodge, contrasted with the more famous Hodges.) Kerr believed that it was healthy for an individual to laugh at oneself, at one's teachers and at each other.
Inerrancy is an essential doctrine held by orthodox Christians. If we are to know God and our true spiritual condition, then we must have confidence in His special revelation, the Holy Bible. (Only then, of course, can we learn what God has done to rectify our condition and to gain assurance in His work for us.) So the doctrine of Scripture and our confidence in its utter trustworthiness is critical for all other doctrines. While some form of the doctrine of Scripture has existed since the beginning of the church, the concept of inerrancy is a fairly recent addition to the debate. Below is a list of books to help one enter the discussion.
Historical theology is the branch of theology which examines the doctrines of the church within their historical context and development. Historical theologians investigate the theology of individuals and schools of thought, in order to determine the continuity and discontinuity within the broader Christian tradition. It is always best done when one investigates the original sources and attempts to hear the authors in their own thought-categories.


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Dana White: FOX deal my greatest accomplishment; I have only one regret
Dana White: FOX deal my greatest accomplishment; I have only one regret - Mixed Martial Arts NewsUFC President Dana White on what hes proud of: There are a lot of things Im really proud of. Weve revolutionized the fight business. Weve done things in the fight business that nobody has ever done in the history of combat sports, including health insurance for fighters. Were tweaking and fixing things. It seems like every way you turn, someone is waiting for you to fail. I tell you what: theyll be waiting a long time for this one to fail.
White on the challenges of the FOX television deal: It doesnt matter what year it is or what relationship it is, theres always challenges with your business. I like it. I like the fact that we have to change things up. We have to figure things out that we didnt realize in the beginning. Its been interesting but fun. I told you when we got into this FOX deal, the next two years were going to be critical, and Im having fun.
White on the biggest lesson learned from the FOX deal so far: I dont think thereve been any lessons. I think were learning how to work with each other. This is a different deal for FOX than theyve ever been in before. We control the production and were on three different networks - FUEL TV, FX and big FOX. So there are a lot of things that we needed to tweak, but were in a really good place right now. Im feeling really good at the end of the year.
White on dealing with fans through the changes this year: Ive been hearing these things for 12 years. Im actually one of these guys who listens to the fans. I talk to them on Twitter and on The Underground. Some fans have great ideas and some are complete morons. Sometimes you hear some good feedback and other times you hear stupid things. When you start critiquing stuff like music, stupid stuff like that, go start your own MMA organization.
White on one the biggest fan complaint with the FOX deal: One of the biggest complaints I got when we started this FOX deal was the NFL music. They all call it the FOX NFL music. Its not the NFL music; its the FOX Sports music. So if you watch any sporting event on FOX, thats the music they play. I like being on Fox Sports.
White on upcoming changes with the FOX television deal: There are a lot of the things were working on. Obviously were working on The Ultimate Fighter. We gave it a shot doing TUF Live. What we found out is people actually do like the reality and want to see more of what went on in the house that week, which is almost impossible to do leading up into a live fight. Were bringing back The Ultimate Fighter. TUF Live isnt dead. Id like to give it another shot.
White on if this is a crossroads season for The Ultimate Fighter: No, its not a make or break year. There are some things that we all did wrong. And we need to fix them. Its all part of running a business. The thing about us is were not afraid of taking risks. If we were, we wouldnt be sitting here right now. This whole business has been a risk since day one.
White on his first appearance on TV from UFC 30: That was the first time I had ever spoken on TV. Now I speak at the Bill Gates CEO Summit every year, and I speak at every single college. If you think of all the places Ive spoken at, its crazy. Originally when we bought this thing, before wed do a press conference, Id be up for hours writing notes and studying everything that was going on. And a lot of people who were there will remember this one: When the UFC was getting licensed by the Nevada State Athletic Commission, we went before the commission and everything was all done, our lawyers were handling everything. That day one of the commissioners calls me up to the podium, and that wasnt supposed to happen. I walk up to the podium and they ask me a question. Today, I dont remember it, but I started to respond, Zuffa, LLC is a and I froze. And they had to get a dolly up there to take me back to the seat. Lorenzo asked me What was that? and I completely froze. And thats never happened again. Im just saying over time you learn and you get more relaxed and you get better at what you do, and you get more crusty, too. Im definitely a lot nastier than I used to be.
White on if hes the greatest promoter of all time? I have no idea. I dont think Id be someone who would make that decision. I think there are a lot of great promoters. People know who Barnum is, Vince McMahon has been around a long time. Don King. Mamma Kardashian, if she isnt the greatest promoter of all time, I dont know who is. The show is about nothing and her daughters are some of the most famous people on earth and are making millions. I dont think you could count her out. Im very proud of what weve been able to do and weve done things that people have never done before, things even boxing couldnt do in its heyday. I dont think about whos the greatest promoter of all time.
White on if he ever studied other promoters and their styles of selling fights: No, never. I was always a fan of fighting, all types of fighting, not just boxing. I was a huge Bruce Lee fan, I loved Chuck Norris, I loved fighting. There are a lot of things that I thought could be done to make the sport of fighting better. When you come to the live event, and what you feel at that live event, the things that I implemented are the things I grew up and wanted to do.
White on if theres ever been a time that hes wanted to quit the UFC: No. There never has been. Weve had some crazy times, but Ive never been close. Thats whats crazy. The example I can give is, Im such a huge fan of Rage Against the Machine. I went to the concert on my birthday, July 28, last year and 70,000 people were at their concert. And these guys could get along enough to play concerts together. Its crazy. Guns N Roses. And tons of other business relationships, guys who Ive known who for some reason cant get along with their partners because maybe theres too much egos involved. I know people who see me on TV think Im some kind of egomaniac, but if I was I wouldnt be here. Me and my partners have been through some crazy stuff. There was a time 12 years ago when this thing was failing and were losing millions of dollars, nobody fights, nobody points fighters. And then when things take off, and everything starts making money, its never about, Oh, look at me, Im the guy. We all have our jobs to do, we all have our piece of what makes this thing great and theres no ego.
White on if hes started to think about life after the UFC: No, Im 43. People ask me that question like Im 73. Im probably 73 in UFC years. Regardless of my age, therere a lot of things that need to be done. I believe me and the Fertittas and our crew at Zuffa have built a pretty awesome road map and game plan of where this thing is going to go. Now it needs to be executed and needs to be done. Were going into all these countries, but I dont really want to talk about them now. This thing is nowhere near where its going to be. Every day I go to work and I know what has to be done, but its the stupid stuff that happens that I have to deal with that takes you off track and you maybe get to spend two hours dealing with the stuff you have to do. Its all the BS and the fires that come up.
White on if hes still amped on his job: I better be. My travelling schedule isnt slowing down. Im in meetings for days. What people dont understand about this business and they dont understand when you get into it is because it looks fun, easy and anyone could do it. But its the opposite. Its the hardest business in the world to make really successful. Its a lot of hard work. I always say its like having a tiny little baby that you have to feed and change the diapers. This baby cant live without you paying attention with it. Thats what its like except the UFC doesnt sleep. Its a beast.
White on his health? I feel alright. Im really starting to feel like me again. The doctor wouldnt do the surgery. He said I was too young. He gave me medication that only works for 50 percent of the people who get it. I guess Im the 50 percent. It seems to be working for me.
White on his relationship with Roy Nelson and why hes a TUF coach given their relationship: It hasnt been good. Its a nuisance. I dont know if its good TV. In the end of the day, what people have to understand is its not about good TV. The Ultimate Fighter is about finding the best guys to bring to the UFC. We pick these coaches because we believe they have something to offer, not just in training, but in knowledge and experience and all the other things that come along with the guys who we pick as coaches.
White on if he regrets having Roy Nelson as a coach? Lets see how it ends. It aint over yet. Hes by far the toughest coach to deal with. Ultimately its my decision to choose him as a coach, but everyone gets together and talks it over and we agreed on it.
White on Shane Carwin as a TUF coach: Hes a mellow guy, easy going. But he doesnt like Roy either.
White on if Cain Velasquez will fight Junior do Santos New Years Eve: I think so.
White on where Alistair Overeem fits into the heavyweight division: Hes got to get relicensed. I dont even think about it until he gets relicensed.
White on who will be next to fight Jon Jones: I dont know. When the deals are done, theyre done. A lot of guys are injured right now. At the end of the year a lot of guys are coming back from injury and guys are dropping daily and well see what happens.
White on his biggest regret: You guys have to understand this, but this is the way I am. I have no regrets. The only thing that I regret is in that video blog when I used the F word. Thats the only thing throughout the 12 years of running the UFC. The way I came off in that thing, people still think Im some kind of homophobe, and Im not. That still bothers me.


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Linguistik-Klassifikation: Grammatikforschung / Grammar research
Document Type
- Part of a Book (2)
- Working Paper (2)
- Article (1)
- Preprint (1)
- Grammatik (4)
- Belhare (1)
- Kiranti (1)
- Sinotibetische Sprachen (1)
- Sinotibetische Sprachen (1)
- Thematische Relation (1)
- Principles of event framing : genetic stability in grammar and discourse (1999)
- Ever since Wilhelm von Humboldt's (1836) pioneering study of Nahuatl, linguists have recurrently recognized that languages differ fundamentally in the syntactic weight they attribute to noun-phrases as the arguments of a verb. Currently, the most prominent attempts to turn this intuition into a precise hypothesis revolve around the notion of 'configurationality'.
- Grammatical relations, agreement, and genetic stability (1999)
- Languages vary in whether or not primary grammatical relations (PGRs) are sensitive to information from clause-level case or phrase structures. This variation correlates with a difference between verb agreement systems based on feature unification and systems based on feature composition. The choice between different PGR and agreement principles is found to be highly stable genetically and to characterize Indo-European as systematically different from Sino-Tibetan. Although the choice is partially similar to the Configurationality Parameter, it is shown that Indo-European languages of South Asia are nonconfigurational due to areal pressure but follow their European relatives in PGR and agreement principles.
- From ergativus absolutus to topic marking in Kiranti : a typological perspective (2003)
- In many languages, clauses can be subordinated by means of case markers. For Bodic languages, a branch of Sino-Tibetan, Genetti (1986) has shown that the meaning of case markers on clauses is in most instances a natural extension of their function on nouns. A dative, for example, which marks a referential goal with a noun, signals a situational goal, i.e., a purpose, when used on a clause. Among the case markers recruited for subordination, we not only get relatively concrete cases like datives, comitatives and various types of locatives, but also core argument relators such as ergatives and accusatives. In this paper, I focus on ergative markers in one subgroup of Bodic, viz. in Kiranti languages spoken in Eastern Nepal, especially in Belhare.
- Grammatical relations typology (2007)
- Traditionally, the term "grammatical relation" (GR) refers to the morphosyntactic properties that relate an argument to a clause, as, for example, its subject or its object. Alternative terms are "syntactic function" or "syntactic role", and they highlight the fact that GRs are defined by the way in which arguments are integrated syntactically into a clause, i.e. by functioning as subject, object etc. Whatever terminology one prefers, what is crucial about the traditional notion of GRs is (a) that they are identified by syntactic properties, and (b) that they relate an argument to the clause.
- On the scope of the referential hierarchy in the typology of grammatical relations (2008)
- In the late seventies, Bernard Comrie was one of the first linguists to explore the effects of the referential hierarchy (RH) on the distribution of grammatical relations (GRs). The referential hierarchy is also known in the literature as the animacy, empathy or indexibability hierarchy and ranks speech act participants (i.e. first and second person) above third persons, animates above inanimates, or more topical referents above less topical referents. Depending on the language, the hierarchy is sometimes extended by analogy to rankings of possessors above possessees, singulars above plurals, or other notions. In his 1981 textbook, Comrie analyzed RH effects as explaining (a) differential case (or adposition) marking of transitive subject ("A") noun phrases in low RH positions (e.g. inanimate or third person) and of object ("P") noun phrases in high RH positions (e.g. animate or first or second person), and (b) hierarchical verb agreement coupled with a direct vs. inverse distinction, as in Algonquian (Comrie 1981: Chapter 6).


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and I came across this board - I'm sure I'll spend the next few days reading posts as I want to find out as much as I can about HELLP and to do what I can to help other people with it, but in the meantime here is my story:
Baby Lee's birth story I guess starts at 34weeks, when my platelet count started to drop; by 38 weeks it was below 80 and we had been advised that epidural would not be possible. By 9 days before my due date, my blood pressure was rising (although still within normal bounds) and extra blood tests were ordered. The result of these showed that my liver function results were >8 times higher than normal and I was called in for an emergency induction.
I was given one dose of induction meds about 6pm and my waters broke naturally at 1pm. I tried gas and air but it made me light headed and I'm not convinced it helped with the pain. I had just asked for pethidine (something I was keen to avoid) when the midwife realised that the pain had changed and I wanted to push; so it was too late. Over an hour later, forceps were used to turn him slightly and help him out into the world at 8:19am on Saturday the 12th March, screaming loudly and weighing 3.5kg.
[This next bit is from my husband's recollection.] About an hour after the birth my pulse skyrocketed and I started complaining of lightheadedness and turned very pale. Saline and various things were pumped into me while the doctors tried to work out what the problem was; I wasn't complaining of any pain and that confused them. The first thing I remember is two doctors, an anaethetist and two midwives standing round my bed. 24 hours later - with abdominal and chest scans, more blood tests than I could count and some blood tranfusions they had decided that I had a blood clot in the birth canal and I was taken into theatre under general anathesetic to remove a 400ml blood clot, luckily they didn'y have to open me up through my tummy. After that, with the help of more blood transfusions recovery proceeded smoothly, but slowly and I was only transferred up to maternity ward 3 days later and home 9 days after the birth.
After the immediate panic of my health passed (baby Lee was healthy throughout and well and truly spoilt by the hospital staff) attention turned to the fact that I had no wrist control and limited finger control in both hands (but no pain). After being examined by what seemed like every medical doctor and registrar possible and finally given an MRI scan and passed over to neuro-consultant the diagnosis is that I had damaged both radial nerves somewhere between my neck and top of arm (presumably due to the prolonged pushing stage, complicated by HELLP). Six weeks later I finally regained full wrist and finger movement and am now working on regaining strength.
Looking back, now 8 weeks later, it is obvious that HELLP started to develop <32 weeks, as this was when I started having pain below my ribs - despite the long recovery (and the incredible frustration of my hands) I remain thankful that it was not picked up sooner, as it had a happy ending for me and Lee.


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