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How to use iCloud like a Dropbox or Google Drive-style cloud store
While Apple never meant iCloud to work like Dropbox or Google Drive, if you don't mind polishing up your ninja-skills you can get it to do just that!
There's no shortage of online storage solutions -- Dropbox, Box.net, SugarSync, Microsoft SkyDrive, Apple's soon-to-be end-of-lifed iDisk, and now, Google Drive. Apple's new iCloud isn't meant to be online storage at all; it's designed to abstract away messy concepts like file systems and folders and tuck everything away neatly behind apps.
But that doesn't work for everybody. Now, like my colleagues here at iMore, I think Dropbox is currently the best cloud storage solution for iPhone and iPad users. However, Dropbox gives you a measly 2GB of free storage and charges a pretty hefty premium for more.
iCloud, on the other hand, gives you 5GB for free and if you are a prior MobileMe user – you should currently have 25GB of storage space available to you. Like Dropbox, you can always buy more space if need be.
iCloud is great for automatically storing your device backups, keeping all your personal information – contacts, etc. and for uploading Word, PowerPoint and Excel files (see our ultimate guide to iCloud for detailed instructions on how to do all of that and more). Did you know, however, that you can also (with a little tweaking) upload movies, audio files and pictures to store in iCloud for safe keeping?
Sure, you could get an extra 5GB of free storage with Google Drive, Microsoft SkyDrive, or by combining other accounts, but if you're already an iCloud user, you may not want the extra hassle of maintaining multiple accounts. You might just want to have your iCloud cake and eat it to. So here's how.
Note: These directions are for Mac OS X users, we'll do a Windows version soon.
How to use iCloud like Dropbox or Google Drive
First, make sure that iCloud is up and running on your Mac.
- Launch System Preferences on your Mac.
- Click on iCloud.
- Make sure Documents and Data is checked.
- Close System Preferences.
Next we have to go to where iCloud's Documents in the Cloud live.
How to create aliases for Documents in the Cloud folders.
- Launch the Finder
- In the Menu click on the Go menu and then down to Go to Folder (or use the keyboard shortcut, CMD + SHIFT + G)
- Type ~/Library/ and click on Go
- Double click on the folder called Mobile Documents (if it isn't there – don't panic, we will show you how to create it below).
- Find the folders that store your Documents in the Cloud, namely:
- Com~apple~pages
- Com~apple-numbers
- Com~apple~keynote
- Double click on the com~apple~pages folder.
- Right click on the Documents folder.
- Select Create Alias, which will put an alias for that folder on your desktop.
- Repeat this procedure on all Macs that use your iCloud account.
How to create the Mobile Documents folder
If you don't see the Mobile Documents folder, you can actually create it:
- Com~apple~pages
- Com~apple-numbers
- Com~apple~keynote
How to use iCloud alias folders
Now that you have your Documents in the Cloud folders aliased to your desktop, all you have to do is drag and drop files into them. Drag Word and text documents into the Pages folder, Spreadsheets into the Numbers folder, and Presentations into the Keynote folder.
If everything is properly set up and working, dragging a file into the folder on one computer will automatically put it into the folder on the other computers that use your iCloud account, just like Dropbox!
How to use iCloud to store music, movies, photos, and other files
Now, this is great if you are using Office files, but what if you want to use your iCloud to store movies, audio files or pictures?
Fortunately, there is a workaround to upload any file to iCloud – not just documents.
This method works with images, videos, audio files – even full directories and stores them in your iCloud account for later retrieval.
- login into iCloud.com
- Click on the iWork icon
- Click on Upload
You'll see that you can only upload Word or Pages documents, Excel or Numbers documents, PowerPoint of Keynote documents or text files. That's where this gets tricky.
- Navigate to any video, image or audio file (or even folder)
- Right click on it and select Compress from the contextual menu
- Add .txt to the end of the file the extension.
- Agree to the file extension warning to confirm you want to make the change.
Now, go back to iCloud on your computer
- Click on the Gear button in the upper right hand corner
- Click on Upload Document
- Select the file you just compressed and changed the extension for.
Now, when you go to Pages, you will see the file (it will look like a text file) and it should show up on every device you have connected to the iCloud account.
To retrieve the file from another computer, just repeat the process in reverse.
- login into iCloud.com
- Click on the iWork icon
- Download the file
- Go to your Downloads folder.
And there's your file. Just rename it back to .zip, uncompress, and voila!
Yes, as hacks go it's really ugly and really inefficient, but if you understand how the iCloud and Mac filesystems works, and ever really need it in a pinch, it's there for you. (Unless or until Apple changes things -- that's the risk of using any hack.)
More on using iCloud like Dropbox or Google Drive
So, that's how you can take advantage of your free iCloud storage to store more than just the music and movies you buy from iTunes and your personal information.
Is newfound cloud storage helpful to you? Share you experiences in this forum thread.
- How to set up, back up, restore, and update using iCloud
- How to set up and use iCloud mail, contacts, and calendars
- How to set up and use iTunes in the Cloud
- How to set up and use iTunes Match
- How to set up and use Photo Stream
- How to set up and use Documents in the Cloud
- How to set up and use Find my iPhone
- How to set up and use Find my Friends
- iCloud help and discussion forum
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How to use iCloud like a Dropbox or Google Drive-style cloud store
Mobile Downloads or Mobile Documents? The section titled "How to create aliases for Documents in the Cloud folders." says to find the Mobile Downloads folder and not to worry if you don't have one, 'cuz we'll show you how to make it, but the next section tells you how to create the Mobile Documents folder if you didn't find one…
Also, in my Mobile Documents folder I have folders whose names start with 10 random uppercase alpha and numeric characters (like 243LU8883U (not real in case it matters for security)) followed by a tilde and the app URI with ~s in place of .s. (My apps are com~apple~movietrailers and com~melodis~soundhound~free, so I'm not sure if other apps escape the leading garble, tho I doubt it. Probably should have been mentioned in the article. Unless it's because I have more than one iPad connected to my account?
Anyway, I hope these help improve the article.
Mine says "Mobile Documents"; fixed the text above, thanks!
Well written.
Please mention in title that this is only for Mac users and not for PC users..
It already says that right before the instructions :)
My God what a mess about every time you want to transfer some files!!
If you need dropbox functionality then just stick with dropbox.
Something else that you can do is if you sign up with Box.net, you're given 5 gb for free. Then (and only if you have an android phone) if you sign up with Box on your android device as well, they give you an additonal 45 gb for free. So that's 50 gigs with Box. I have an iPad 3, and the iPod touch 4th gen, but I couldn't afford the iPhone so I just bought a cheap LG phone, which for me is fine. But now I have 50 gigs on Box.net, and I downloaded the box app to my iPad. Just FYI.
Great article.
One "small" thing I would like you to ponder (and solve if you are inclined to), is how I can use iCloud to manage a single set of templates for numbers and pages, or themes for keynote, across multiples Macs as well as iPad and iPhone. On the Mac pages and numbers create a My Templates folder, or you can manually create additional templates folders. Presumably, using aliases perhaps, there would be a way to automatically get them across multiple Macs, next step getting them into the right places on IOS. Over to you.
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I use dropbox, but Im slowly moving into iCloud. I would like to start by syncing my work documents on iCloud. I already have my Dropbox folder on my mba. I already have mountain lion on my mba as well. Can I simply tell iCloud to look at my Dropbox folder and sync that to my iCloud? That way I dont have to be modifying files in Dropbox folder & iCloud folder?
I found a "~/Library/Finder/ Mobile Documents/com~apple~finder/iCloud" folder that can store any file format and is automatically replicated like a Dropbox. I dragged a shortcut into my Finder's left side favourites and it works great. Files copied in there are immediately uploaded to my iCloud account. It would be great if there was a way to just redirect the user profile's Finder Documents to this folder.
Sorry, but this did not work for me. The alias file did not automatically appear on my desktop. I dragged it to the desktop and received this error message, "Are you sure you want to move "Documents alias" from iCloud? Moving the item out of an iCloud Library will also delete it from all your other synced iCloud devices." I am running OS X version 10.9.4 on a MBA.


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Each week during the exhibition, the gallery will feature a different group of student artists.
The week one reception will be held Thursday, April 25 and week two on Thursday, May 2. Both receptions will be held from 5 to 7 p.m., and are free and open to the public.
The BFA Gala includes work by students in both the fine arts division (painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking) and the crafts divisions (jewelry/metals, textiles, glass, ceramics).
Week one will feature Stephanie Brewer, Crystal Cooper, Jonathan Grizer, Kelsey Leib, Carolyn Lindsay and Nicklaus Pfeil.
Week two will include work by Leigh Bauer, Stephanie Cole, Julie Deutschman, Kaylie Finley, Elizabeth Given, Brittany Sara, Brittni Stump, Bethany Thomas, Anna Wood and Hope Zusy.
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Spoiler alert: The local hangout, The Rovers, goes up in flames next month. The fire will put more than one life in danger, including landlady Stella. Who will perish and who will survive?
Gail put the pieces together and figured out her daughter-in-law Kylie helped Lewis bilk her out of her life savings. A pregnant Kylie confesses she did it because Lewis knew she cheated on David. Kylie proceeds to get drunk, fall and end up in the hospital. When Gail tells her other son Nick that David should know the baby might not be his, Nick admits he was the one Kylie slept with.
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Rivals on Home and Away. (Channel 5)
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The end is near for Texas, as the character prepares for her wedding day. Sadly, she won't be going on a honeymoon, as Texas is pushed out a window, resulting in her death. Her intended Will is just one character to land on the suspect list.
Home and Away:
Spoiler alert: Brax and Natalie have had a rough go of it over the past few months, so it's understandable when she's tempted to move on when her ex Zac shows up. Brax blowing up at Zac, who is supposed to be looking after Casey at the detention center, helps Natalie make her choice. It's the old love over the bad boy for her.
Looks like Brax had good reason to go after Zac, as his brother Casey returns from his latest weekend detention bruised and battered. It seems he's being beaten by a fellow inmate because he won't act as his drug courier. As prison education officer, can Zac protect him, or will Casey endure more physical harm?
The Aussie soap will be getting a new theme song, which will be chosen in the "Neighbours" Remixed contest. Participants in both the UK and Australia can enter their recordings of the revamped theme song at Neighbours Remixed. The UK and Australian finalists will enter into a sing-off, with the winner's song being played over the opening credits beginning April 15.
Spoiler alert: Things haven't been going too well between marrieds Karl and Susan, considering his long ago fling Sarah has returned to town. However, things could turn around despite Susan handing her husband divorce papers. Karl decides to give her what she wants and heads out to file them. But, he can't do it and returns to Susan. Will she take him back or file the papers herself?
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Kent State Holds Third Annual Spirit of Women in Business Conference on March 6Posted Feb. 11, 2013
Kent State University presents its third annual Spirit of Women in Business Conference on Wednesday, March 6, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Kent Student Center. The theme of this year's conference is "The Enlightened Woman." Faculty and staff members, as well as students, are encouraged to attend.
"The conference is important for women of all walks of life, not just business women," says Veronica Cook-Euell, Kent State's supplier diversity program manager, keynote chair of the 2013 Spirit of Women in Business Conference planning committee and last year's conference co-chair. "The conference provides a common ground and shows us how important it is for women to support ourselves and one another."
Two speakers will deliver keynote addresses at the event. Kent State alumna Bernett L. Williams, vice president of external relations at Akron Children's Hospital, will bring the powerful message "I Choose" at the breakfast keynote address at 9 a.m. in the Kent Student Center Ballroom. Colette Carlson, human behavior expert and author, delivers the afternoon keynote address at 1 p.m., bringing humor and actionable insights to the topic of "Speaking Your Truth."
The 2013 Spirit of Women in Business Conference includes three break-out sessions.
"The sessions are aimed at providing conference attendees with ideas for enhancing their personal and professional skills," says Laurie Walker, program director for Kent State's Executive MBA Programs and this year's conference co-chair with Angela Neal-Barnett, Ph.D., a Kent State professor in the Department of Psychology.
Breakfast, lunch and a networking reception are included in the conference. Plus, vendors will be exhibiting many different products and services with giveaways at the end of the day. The featured topics of the break-out sessions include:
- Advocate Women: Finding Your Role
- Building Legacy Leadership
- Next Generation Leadership: Where Text, Talk and Tweet Converge
- The Savvy Business Woman's Guide to the Web
- Women as Mothers and Leaders: Giving Yourself Permission to Do Both
- Take It Back: The Personal Power You Give Away Each Day
- Increase Your Success as a Leader With Powerful Presence
- Women Mentoring Women: Something New in Leadership Learning
- Discovering Your Best Self: Intentionally Creating Work/Life Imbalance
- Reclaim Your Time and Reconnect With Yourself
- Women and Online Marketing: 25 Creative Tips for Using the Internet to Grow Your Business
- The Enlightened Woman's Guide to Language of a Leader
Last year's event sold out early, so please register online today at www.kent.edu/business/wib.
For more information about the Spirit of Women in Business Conference, including pricing, registration and the complete schedule of programs, visit www.kent.edu/business/wib or contact Barbara Boltz at email@example.com.


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The Carroll County Sheriff's Office hopes facial reconstruction models and photographs will help solve the identity of the remains of the body found in Cana last year.
On April 1, 2012, human skeletal remains were discovered in Cana after the Carroll County Sheriff's Office got a call to respond to Timber Road, where a man picking up trash discovered the remains while clearing a wood line on a piece of property. The remains were taken to the Medical Examiner's Office in Roanoke for further investigation. Since that time, the only leads have been that the remains seem to be from a Hispanic male, possibly between the ages of 30-35, and approximately 5-7 tall.
On January 16, the Chief Medical Examiner for the Western District of Virginia in Roanoke will unveil models and photographs showing the approximate appearance of four individuals found deceased in Western Virginia, but who have not been identified, including the body found in Cana last year. The facial models represent the skeletal remains of men found in separate areas of Western Virginia between 1986 and 2012. Aside from Carroll, similar facial reconstruction models and photographs will be available for skeletal remains found in Alleghany, Lee and Pittsylvania counties.
"The case has been at a standstill. We are still looking at things, waiting for positive DNA results," Carroll County Sheriff J.B. Gardner said. "We didn't know they were going to do facial reconstructions, but we are glad they did. Hopefully somebody might recognize them."
Gardner said he believes the unveiling of the facial reconstructions is something new for the area. At least it's something he's not aware of taking place in the past. Regardless, he is glad the Cana remains were added to the list. The reconstructions will be made available to the media on Jan. 16.
"I am excited they did it. We will stand a much better chance of someone being able to identify the person," Gardner said.
Anyone with information that may lead to the identities of these individuals is asked to call the Chief Medical Examiner, Western District at (540) 561-6615.


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Deputy Christopher Davis collected a paycheck while agents investigated a traffic stop that involved him punching a man in the head six times.
Davis was paid for 57 days while on leave from the Charleston County Sheriff's Office, Maj. Jim Brady said. That stopped Friday when the State Law Enforcement Division arrested Davis on suspicion of the same misdemeanor he accused the motorist of in November: third-degree assault and battery.
Davis' attorney has disputed the charge, saying Davis hit the driver in self-defense because the driver had grabbed him.
The 27-year-old, a deputy since April 2010, spent little time in jail. A magistrate held a special bond hearing for Davis, allowing him to post a $2,130 bail and leave the county detention center, where he once worked as a correctional officer.
Magistrate Linda Lombard said authorities, who escorted Davis in handcuffs, had swarmed her courtroom.
Davis' in-person appearance was atypical, even for a law enforcement officer facing a criminal charge. Sheriff Al Cannon, who was arrested on the same count, and former North Charleston Sgt. Eddie Bullard, who was accused of concocting a story explaining his self-inflicted gunshot wound, each appeared by video conferencing.
The circumstances forced Lombard to start the hearing before the scheduled time of 10 a.m., she said. She vowed to never to do so again.
"The place was crawling with SLED agents," Lombard said. "I just wanted to get it done expeditiously."
The motorist, 19-year-old Devante Antwan Pittman, lost a tooth and needed reconstructive oral surgery after the Nov. 11 traffic stop, according to his attorney. It was the first arrest for the West Ashley High graduate.
Before working at the Cannon Detention Center, Davis was employed for nearly two years at the Dorchester County jail.
His attorney, Donald McCune of Charleston, said Davis has been a model officer without disciplinary issues. Davis cooperated with the SLED probe, McCune said, and was "disappointed and surprised" by its findings.
"In my opinion, the video shows a person who is resisting arrest in the car and resisting the commands of the officer outside the car," McCune said. "We're concerned about the chilling effect this might have on law enforcement officers in the Lowcountry."
The Sheriff's Office, Davis and two other deputies who participated in the stop in West Ashley remain the target of a civil lawsuit seeking damages for the pain and anguish a motorist said he suffered.
Responding to the civil complaint in federal court, the sheriff's attorney, Sandra Senn of Charleston, and an attorney for Davis, Wade Cooper of Mount Pleasant, denied wrongdoing.
"The video will speak for itself," Senn's response stated.
Pittman has requested a jury trial in the case against him. But his attorney, Lionel Lofton of Daniel Island, said he expects the charge to be dismissed in light of Davis' arrest.
"There is nothing that indicates he did anything they claim he did," Lofton said. "The video is clear that he did everything to be obedient."
An affidavit filed in support of the deputy's arrest added no facts other than what is apparent in the video taken from his cruiser. It stated that Davis "unlawfully" punched Pittman "several times about the mouth, face and head."
Pittman's Dodge Charger had been pulled over because Davis said he turned from Savannah Highway onto Orleans Road, where he lives, without signaling. The video shows Davis standing at the driver's side of the Dodge stopped outside the West Ashley Shoppes. At some point, Davis said Pittman grabbed his arm and pulled him toward the car, but that isn't obvious in the video.
Pittman disputed that account. Instead, he said the deputy hit him with a flashlight without reason. Two other deputies helped Davis remove Pittman, who got snagged on his seat belt. His girlfriend was in the passenger seat.
Once Pittman is standing, the video shows Davis grab his head and punch him. Pittman falls, and the deputies handcuff him.
In his response to questions in the civil litigation, Davis' attorney said Pittman's arm had been "rearing back as if to assault the deputies," so Davis used "a series of empty-hand control techniques" in self-defense.
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ACCA Hong Kong (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is pleased to see that the 2014/15 Budget delivered by John Tsang Chun-Wah, Financial Secretary, today addressed key issues related to maintaining prudent management of public finances, and introduced additional measures for the development of key industries.
The overall Budget is forward-looking; however, ACCA Hong Kong had expected the Government to devote more effort and attention to supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and the middle class.
The estimated fiscal surplus for 2013-14 is expected to be HK$12 billion which is largely in line with ACCA Hong Kong's earlier expectation.
Fergus Wong, Vice Chairman of ACCA Hong Kong, believes that the reduced surplus is due to the slowdown in business activity in the private sector, as a result of fluctuations in the global economy last year. This in turn put a drag on the growth of Government revenue from earnings and profits taxes which were lower than originally estimated.
Wong said: 'We agree with the Government that public expenditure should be maintained at less than 20% of GDP. This is in line with the principle given in the Basic Law to avoid any structural deficit. Constraining public expenditure and balancing the Government's budget are our top concerns.'
As emphasised in ACCA Hong Kong's submission to the Government, fostering a business-enabling environment is of great importance. Wong said: 'We appreciate that the Budget introduces seven measures to support local SMEs and to enhance the development of pillar industries. This will ultimately enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness compared with its neighbours and foster Hong Kong businesses to survive and grow, thus increasing profits tax revenue in the long run.'
Wong added: 'We welcome the proposal for interest deductions in corporate treasury activities. However, it would have been more useful if the Government had provided a concessionary profits tax rate to those group treasury companies to promote Hong Kong as a regional headquarters location, and considered group loss relief and offer a special concessionary tax rate to support SMEs in their start-up stage for enhancing Hong Kong's business environment, as we have long advocated.'
As proposed in the Budget, middle class families will receive on-going recurring relief measures.
Davy Yun, Chairman, Tax sub-committee of ACCA Hong Kong said: 'We applaud the Government's move to devote continuous efforts to support the middle class such as increasing the allowance for maintaining dependent parents or grandparents, but the measures do not address the concerns of these middle-income families. We advised that the Government should provide benefits by increasing across-the-board personal allowances such as a deduction for the cost of employing domestic helpers, medical insurance premiums, child allowance and so on, in order to fully ease the financial pressure on the middle class.'
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CONCORD, N.C – On October 8, WKA announced special online training seminars for race officials, master tracks and master series.
WKA has had a number of inquires regarding these seminars, both of which appear they'll be well attended.
In an effort to give interested parties additional weeks to register, WKA has moved each seminar back one week.
The Race Official Training seminar will be take place Monday, November 4 at 7:30 PM EDT.
The Club, Track and Race Series Management seminar will now take place Monday, November 11 at 7:30 PM EDT.
To register for either or both of these seminars can call Marie Borsuk at WKA Headquarters, 704-455-1606 x11. Participants must be WKA members in good standing and register in advance to attend.
Below is the original press release that posted October 8.
10.08.2013 – WKA Announces Online Training for Race Officials, Master Tracks and Race Series
WKA is entering an exciting new era as it begins to offer live, online training for its Race Officials and representatives of WKA Master Tracks, Race Series and Clubs. These online seminars will make it possible for Race Officials and representatives from WKA Master Tracks and Racing Series to receive valuable training without the time and financial commitment needed to attend formal classroom events. The seminars will be presented using GoToMeeting.com, a popular online training application used by many major corporations.
Initially there will be two distinct seminars.
Race Official Training
The first of two online offerings will be Race Official Training, a seminar that has already been delivered in a classroom format several times over the past three years. This seminar is designed for national, divisional and local race and event officials. As we have with the classroom seminars, the online seminars will be presented in an interactive format allowing for questions and interaction with other participants. All of WKA's national race officials have successfully completed this seminar as have some of our divisional series and master track officials.
Included are job descriptions for virtually every position on the race event team including:
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• Scale operator
This seminar will be offered on Monday, November 4 at 7:30 PM EDT. It generally runs for about 90 minutes. At the end of the seminar, those participants wishing to apply for SFI/WKA Race Official Certification will be provided with an open book exam that they can compete and return to SFI. Those participants who pass the exam will become SFI/WKA Certified Race Officials.
Club, Track and Race Series Management
Where the Race Official Training described above focuses on individuals directly involved in the conduct of race events, this seminar, Club, Track and Race Series Management, is designed for the people who lead, manage and administer the organizations behind the race events. Its objective is to help provide a solid organizational foundation with strong sustainable leadership, good business management and sound financial controls. It can provide a roadmap for creating a new club, track or series or a checklist to review an existing organization.
The information presented is based in part on WKA's own experience in bringing the Association to its present healthy financial position. The seminar will be taught in an interactive format which will provide opportunities for participants to ask questions and share their own experiences in running a successful organization.
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• Performance Tracking
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• Track Benefit and Insurance
This seminar will be offered online using GoToMeeting.com on Monday, November 11 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM.
The cost per person for either seminar is $125. Individuals who attend both seminars can do so for a combined cost of $185. SFI/WKA Certification is available for participants in Race Official Training. Those participants successfully completing the exam will receive a clothing patch and an ID card, and their names will be included on the list of SFI/WKA Certified Race Officials. The certification is good for two years.
To register for either or both of these seminars can call Marie Borsuk at WKA Headquarters, 704-455-1606 x11. Participants must be WKA members in good standing and register in advance to attend.
To participate in the online seminar they must be able to sign on the GoToMeeting.com system through a high speed internet connection. They can use their computer speakers and microphone, or they can use a telephone connection for the audio portion of the seminar. If they have never used this service before, they will have to go to the GoToMeeting.com website and download the required software prior to the seminar. Complete instructions will be sent to participants when they register for the seminars.


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Harwood's number-five seeded varsity boys' soccer team trounced the number-two seeded team in the state this weekend, taking home the Division II championship in a 2-0 game on November 3.
The Highlanders played Mill River at Fair Haven High School. Going into the game Harwood's record was 12-3-2 and Mill River's was 16-1. Coach Don Haddox praised his team's teamwork and skill, noting that the first goal was scored after 26 minutes by Neal Smeltzer on a rebounded free kick from Steve Griffith.
The second goal was scored in the 46th minute by Chad Marino off an Eric Mackey throw in, he said, leading to Harwood's first state championship since 1988.
"We only allowed one goal through the whole play-off run," Haddox said.
Saturday's final featured fast play and strong defense on Harwood's part, and what Coach Haddox referred to as the team's great teamwork.
"Although I'd like to believe it's because I've coached them for the last four years, what makes this team strong is that they are a great group of team players. They are a much better team than they are a group of individuals and they really function as a team. They get along together great, whether on or off the field," Haddox said.
He said that 13 of the 25 players are seniors, and six of those are starters. Haddox played soccer in college and then played semi-professionally in Cleveland. He is an engineer when not coaching.
His coaching strategy with this team has been to focus on the technical skills.
"A full 50 percent of every practice is spent on the technical skills they've been working on since they were six years old such as passing a ball 10 feet. They can do it 90 out of 100 times, but I want them to do it 100 out of 100. That's what makes this team great; we can do the small things successfully most of the time," Haddox said.
"There are a lot of ways to succeed in soccer at the high school level and many are not conducive to teaching someone to play at the next level. I want kids to be able to play at the next level if they desire. Everything we teach can be used successfully at the collegiate and professional level," he explained.


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I've lived a somewhat nomadic existence in my adult life, moving from Richmond to Miami to New Orleans to New York to Raleigh to St. Petersburg. Six years ago my wife and I reluctantly moved to St. Louis but very quickly found it to be a great place to live, work, and raise small people.
St. Louis has its problems like anywhere else, but there's a lot to like: good schools, nice parks, great public institutions, competitive sports teams, strong corporate base, the world's largest mustache (Gateway Arch), and plenty of places that make delicious beer.
In the last two weeks, however, two stories have taken pot shots at my adopted hometown.
First there was a farcical piece in The Onion that the Labor Department reported 4 million new U.S. jobs in October, "though government officials hastened to add that the new positions are all located in the St. Louis…" I love The Onion but it essentially delivers the underlying message that people outside of "The Lou" think it's not so hot.
Then there was something a bit uglier. Yahoo! Health reported St. Louis to be among the 10 saddest cities in America based on suicide and unemployment rates, the percentage of households that use antidepressants, and other factors.
Oye gevault!
I've got to believe St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay, the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission, the Regional Chamber & Growth Association (RCGA), or St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley can't like pieces like these.
The trouble being that nearly every political or civic entity in the region working to fix metro-St. Louis' reputation — while well intended — is doing it on their own, in a silo, with little coordination with other partners. There have been some quiet efforts to galvanize private sector forces, but nothing has materialized primarily due to the political infighting that seemingly lies beneath the surface.
Why do you think that despite being a relatively safe place to live, St. Louis crime statistics are listed by the FBI as being four times higher than the national average and the city is routinely noted as one of America's most dangerous? It's because as the city and surrounding county battle for turf, they refuse to do what most other major metro areas do in combining regional crime statistics which leads to better rankings.
Thank you Mssrs. Slay and Dooley.
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The Moyers Tigers opened a much anticipated Basketball Season on Tuesday, November 1. After an amazing rendition of the National Anthem sung by Taylor Billy, the Lady Tigers took to the court.
The Ladies are lead by 2 seniors this year, Shelby Geary and Brittney Bell. The Ladies also have a new coach this year, Christi Braudrick. The first quarter the Ladies nerves got the best of them and Brittney Bell was the first Lady Tiger to put points on the board. The Ladies in white were down at half by 33-3. Coach calmed the Ladies down at half time and the team looked much better in the second half.
Senior Shelby Geary got things rolling and lead the Tigers on a scoring comeback in the 4th. The Lady Tigers showed improvement and much better spirits in their play. The Ladies hustled the whole game and we will be expecting good things from them this season. Final score was 67-23 the Soper Bears coming away with the win.
Next to take to the hardwood were the Tigers. Lead by 3 seniors this year, Terrell Morgan, Zach Brittingham and Jacob Mattingly. After a strong finish to the season last year, the Tigers have their sights set high for the upcoming year. The Tigers did not disappoint in the season opener. Junior Brandon Slocum got the opening tip for the Tigers.
The Soper Bears took control and quickly went on the board leading the dazed looking Tigers. It took a few minutes but the Tigers pulled themselves together and quickly made a comeback. Brandon was the first Tiger to put points on the board. Slocum also snagged a steal and tied the game 6-6 with 2:37 left in the first quarter.
The Tigers started the second quarter much more aggressive with hustle by Junior Jordan Self and great teamwork to put the Tigers in command. Zach Brittingham kept the pressure on defense and Junior Jake Dudley found his hot spot while Jacob Mattingly contributed his short range jumper. Terrell Morgan ripped the net with a 3 pointer to put the Tigers up 31-17 at half. It was all Tigers after when the boys took the court after halftime. A breakaway steal by Jordan Self slowed the Red Bear building momentum and Kaleb Armstrong sealed the deal with a rip tearing 3. The Tiger went on to defeat the Soper team 68-40. The Tigers are coached by Shane Winters.
The Tigers playe again later in the week against Milburn. On Friday night, after Miss Cali Winters proudly sang the National Anthem, the Lady Tigers took to the court. Sr. Shelby Geary started things off right with a strong drive to the basket and scored the early 2. Shelby Clark added 2 and Jr. Tanna Thomas added a free-throw to keep the ladies in the running 23-11 after one.
The 2nd quarter wasn't so easy for the Lady Tigers, the shots were there but it seemed we couldn't buy a basket. The Eagles had the lead 34-19 at half. The Lady Tigers only had 6 players and got into foul trouble early, but never gave up. In the third quarter the Ladies were down to only 4 players. Those four young ladies played with fire and determination. The Lady Eagles ended up defeating the Lady Tigers 53-34, but I can honestly say it was the best we hustle and desire we have seen from the Lady Tigers. Shelby Clark ended the night with 20, Shelby Clark with 9, Tanna Thomas with 1 and Cali Winters with 4.
Next up was the Tigers. After splitting 1-1 last year with Milburn, the Tigers knew they were in for a battle. The Eagles came out on fire and hit 3 unanswered 3's, leaving the Tigers speechless and scoreless. The Tigers finally answered with a Jr. Brandon Slocum basket.
This was a fast paced, ruff first quarter with Milburn taking a early 11-2 lead. Jr. Jordan Self blocked a 3 point shot late in the first and that seemed to change the momentum, giving the Tigers their spunk back. At the end of 1, the Tigers had pulled back with reach 18-8.
The 2nd quarter started much better for the Tigers, with Brandon getting a breakaway steal and layup. Jr. Jake Dudley pressure defense lead to another breakaway layup by Sr. Jake Mattingly to give the Tigers the first lead of the night 40-37 at the end of the 3rd.
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The night is not safe for mortals. Denise MacGregor knows all too well what lurks in the shadows--her best friend is half-vampire Cat Crawfield--and she has already lost more than the average human could bear. But her family's past is wrapped in secrets and shrouded in darkness--and a demon shapeshifter has marked Denise as prey. Now her survival depends on an immortal who lusts for a taste of her.
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Olive Marion (Adkisson) Sorrells, 99, passed from this life January 3, 2013 in Antlers. She was born November 26, 1913 in Butler, to Joseph Marion and Lonnie Olive (Marshall) Adkisson, about thirteen miles northwest of Arapaho on Barnitz Creek, near the small town of Butler in Custer County. When she was a young child the family moved to Bentley in Atoka County where they were living in 1920. Olive spent most of her youth in Atoka County where her father was engaged in farming. On August 2, 1930 over the objection of her parents, Olive and Charles Leroy Sorrells eloped and were married at Coalgate in Coal County. It was certainly a good match, for they were together for forty eight years until Charles Leroy died in 1978. Their first fifteen years together were spent in Southeastern Oklahoma, with the exception of a short stay just across the Red River in Northern Texas. During this time Charles Leroy engaged in farming, carpentry and sold native stone for building construction and Olive gave birth to eight sons. After the war ended in 1945 they began a westward move generally following construction and forestry work, often moving multiple times in a single year. These travels took them to the states of Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona ,California and Oregon. Along the way Olive gave birth to five girls for a total of thirteen children. In 1973 the family returned to Southeastern Oklahoma where they bought an acreage near Rattan and built their permanent home there. Olive talked of having traveled the road that run in front of this house in a covered wagon when she was six years old. This trip was on a family fishing vacation to Little River. Both Charles Leroy and Olive spent their remaining years here, with many children and grandchildren nearby. Olive was a devout Christian and raised all her children to follow Christ. Through good times and bad she did whatever she had to do to keep the family together. She was preceded in death by her; parents, Joseph and Lonnie Adkisson; husband, Charles Leroy Sorrells; two sons, Charles M. Sorrells and Amos L. Sorrells; one daughter, Barbara Sue Mitchell; Grandchildren, Michael Sorrells, Amy Mack, Yevette Cathleen Sorrells, Sara Lynette Sorrells and Gabriel Sorrells; five brothers, Carl, Lois, Glenn, Van and Rheaford Adkisson; one sister, Lorine Delay. She is survived by six sons: Donald Ray Sorrells and wife Elizabeth of Antlers; Darrell Douglas Sorrells and wife Linda of Nicoma Park; Leon Carl Sorrells and wife Donna of Antlers; Marshall Lewis Sorrells and wife Maxine of Antlers; Hoy Wayne Sorrells and wife Carol of Phoenix, AZ; Roy Paul Sorrells and wife Sandy of Antlers. Four daughters: Virginia L. Collins and husband Lloyd of Antlers; Linda Fay Mack and husband Ricky of Antlers; Debra Juanita Vincent and husband Danny of Phoenix, AZ; Mona Illapotubbe and husband Jimmy of Rattan. Thirty-two grandchildren; numerous great grandchildren and great great grandchildren; several nieces, nephews and a host of dear friends. So at this time, her family and friends, say goodbye and send her home to heaven to be with those who went before. Funeral services were held on Monday, January 7, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at Cross Timbers Ministries of Antlers with Rev. Andrew Mack officiating. Interment will follow at Butler Cemetery. Family night was held Sunday, January 6, 2013. Active Pallbearers were: Don Sorrells, Leon Sorrells, Wayne Sorrells, Paul Sorrells, Marshall Sorrells and Shane Sorrells.
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I decided one day that I'd no longer allow anyone to control my own destiny. That day was January 9th, 2001. I walked out of Red Lobster with NO money in the bank, NO other job opportunities, NO clear direction as to where I was headed. I just knew I had to get out and FAST.
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