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Selden Arcade
Bring your family to the Selden Arcade for an afternoon inspired by art. Enjoy storytelling, music, hands-on creative activities, and performances sure to fill your day with fun.
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Saturday, Dec. 14
Noon–3 p.m.
Here's a chance for your children to heat up their creativity by brainstorming about all the different ways to create art. Then they can choose the materials and make their own mixed-media masterpiece.
Second-Saturday Family Days are made possible by the Bunny and Perry Morgan Fund.
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26 Pages. This book is the first of the series by Winifred Clark. This is an excellent instruction book in tatting and crochet. The illustrations are huge, the instructions are clear and concise and the designs are simply lovely. Patterns included in this book are several beautiful edgings, insertions and medallions. There is also a lovely oval table mat, a little coin purse with a rose, two yokes, edgings for towls and linens, a see-saw back drier, a plate doily and a decorative ribbon holder. Most of the patterns are crochet.
26 Pages. This edition contains a lovely assortment of Flapper era crochet lingerie and boudoir items. Included are large photographs and instructions to make thirteen yokes, a lace edging for an envelope�chemise, four very lovely boudoir caps and�boudoir slippers. Also included are some intriguing designs in Hairpin Lace. There are well illustrated instuctions in�the technique of Hairpin Lace. The finished projects are a back powder puff with matching hair receiver; a matching boudoir cap, negligee and candle shade and a pin cushion top. A great set of patterns for lovers of vintage fashion.
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Mountaineers Fall in NCAA Opening Round
NEWARK, Del. – The West Virginia University women's basketball team had its season come to a close Sunday afternoon with a 66-53 loss to No. 15/16 Delaware in the first round of the 2013 NCAA women's basketball tournament at the Bob Carpenter Center.
"First of all, I am proud of our players. With all the injuries and all the stuff going on, a lot of people would probably think I was in there yelling at them, but I wouldn't. I was in there praising them," coach Mike Carey said. "Yaya (Ayana) Dunning is a great student-athlete. She already has her degree and is going to get her master's at the end of this year and we are very proud of that."
The Mountaineers (17-14) held the nation's second-leading scorer Elena Delle Donne to 13 first-half points on 6-of-11 shooting, but the Blue Hens (31-3) came out shooting, using a 40-point second half, including 20 points from Delle Donne, to seal the win.
"What happened is we didn't do a good job with her. We started pressing and we had our smaller guards matched up on her on a rotation in the press. We kept telling people to switch it and switch it back because they don't push it. There was about five times in the second half we did not switch it back for a four to be on her and she just drove and shot over the top of us. I thought to me that was the biggest difference in the second half," Carey explained. "When we started pressing and trapping a little bit, in the rotation she ended up on a smaller guard and took advantage of that. We didn't do a good job on the rotation."
WVU came out of a 33-26 halftime lead cold. The Mountaineers were held without a field goal for almost eight minutes, while Delaware went on a 17-6 run down to the 11:53 mark, for a 40-36 lead. Christal Caldwell hit a three to make it a one-point game, but Delaware responded with eight consecutive points. Linda Stepney paused the run with a three, but again, the Blue Hens never let up, with a 15-8 run down to the buzzer.
Delle Donne led all players with 33 points on 10-of-24 attempts and 12-of-13 from the free throw line. All 12 of Delle Donne's free throw attempts came in the closing half.
"It is too bad. They went 2-3 and a little bit bigger in the second half and it hurt us," Carey explained. "The 16 offensive rebounds just killed us and we didn't do a good job of boxing out. Then they went 2-3 on the other side and we didn't do a good job executing. It was different in both halves. First half, we didn't put Delle Donne on the foul line and in the second half, she had 13 foul shots. This is the tale of two halves. Give them credit, they went to a zone and we didn't execute against it."
The Blue Hens held WVU to only seven second-half field goals. The Mountaineers finished the game shooting 38.9 percent (21-54) from the field, while Delaware was 39.7 percent (23-58) from the field, with only two more field goals. UD had the advantage from the free throw line, converting 19-of-22 (86.4%), while WVU recorded only five points from the line in six attempts.
The game was a tight contest from the tip with three ties until WVU took its first lead on a Christal Caldwell layup at the 15:34 mark. Neither team could pull away by more than four points, which the Mountaineers did on four occasions, until a three from Taylor Palmer followed by a quick layup from Linda Stepney with under a minute in the half allowed the Mountaineers a seven-point lead at the break.
In her final game as a Mountaineer, Ayana Dunning was one of three players in double figures and finished the game with a double-double of15 points and 10 rebounds. Palmer and Stepney were the only other Mountaineers in double figures and posted 13 and 10 points, respectively. Caldwell chipped in nine points, while three others added two.
Behind Delle Donne, Kelsey Buchanan was the only other Delaware player in double figures with 10 points, while also pulling down five boards. Season-leading rebounder Danielle Parker finished with a game-high 11 boards to help the Blue Hens to a 36-33 rebounding advantage over WVU. Delle Donne added seven rebounds and four blocks, while Parker grabbed four steals.
Delaware entered the game with fourth-lowest turnover average in the nation and proved to take care of the ball as it had only nine giveaways to the Mountaineers' 17.
The Mountaineers closed out the 2012-13 season with a 17-14 record.
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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
Monthly Archive for June, 2010
Update: recent players the Spurs worked out
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs During the last interview with Rider's Ryan Thompson on the Spurscast (click HERE to listen to the interview) Thompson gave us a few names of other players he worked out with during his second work out with the San Antonio Spurs before the 2010 NBA Draft: Lance Stephenson from Cincinnati […] [Read More]
Bonner trying play for Canada
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs When you think of global basketball powers you might automatically think the U.S.A., Argentina, or Spain but not Canada. Well Canada, you're in luck! Why? Because San Antonio Spurs' forward Matt Bonner is trying to get his Canadian citizenship in time to play in Turkey at the World Championship this summer. […] [Read More]
Temple: "I'm just ready to get back out there and prove what I can do again."
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Late last season, the San Antonio Spurs brought in Garrett Temple from the NBDL's Rio Grande Vipers to help fill the void left at the guard position when Tony Parker and George Hill were injured. Many Spurs fans were scratching their heads and wondering who was this new guy. As […] [Read More]
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By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs If you were ever curious as to what a pre-NBA draft workout with the San Antonio Spurs is like,well you have to listen to this special edition of the Spurscast. On this episode of the Spurscast, Mike and I welcome back Ryan Thompson from Rider University. In this interview, we […] [Read More]
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By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs During the press-conference introducing Monty Williams as the new head-coach of the New Orleans Hornets, he made it a point to thank the San Antonio Spurs and Gregg Popovich for giving him his first steps into coaching. But how did it all begin? Well with no pay, sweat-soaked towels, and […] [Read More]
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By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs With the 2010 NBA Draft nearing, the San Antonio Spurs are one of the most agressive teams trying to move up in the draft according to ESPN's Chad Ford (via DailyThunder.com): Per sources in the league, the Philadelphia 76ers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Golden State Warriors, Detroit Pistons, Indiana Pacers, Toronto Raptors, […] [Read More]
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From the Old Norse personal name Rögnvaldr (composed of regin 'advice, decision' (also, 'the gods') + valdr 'ruler'). This name was regularly used in the Middle Ages in northern England and Scotland, where Scandinavian influence was strong. It is now widespread throughout the English-speaking world.
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Chugiak boys win consolation championship
Close games educational for Mustangs, coach says
Chugiak's Ryan Harris puts up a shot against Haines during the Service Tip-Off Tournament on Dec. 15. The Mustangs lost 38-35. Chugiak rallied for back-to-back wins over Pt. Hope and West Valley to claim the tournament's consolation championship.
Chugiak's boys basketball team rebounded from an opening-round loss to win the consolation championship at the 32nd Annual Cougar Tip-Off Tournament at Service High on Saturday, Dec. 17.
The Mustangs, led by Marquis Spearman's 11 points, edged West Valley 49-48 in the consolation championship. Steven Puterbaugh and Skyler Fullmer each had 10 points for Chugiak.
Service defeated Eagle River 77-30 to claim the championship. East Anchorage downed Haines 74-52 in the third-place game.
In the consolation championship, the Wolfpack cut Chugiak's nine-point, halftime lead to five after three quarters of play. West Valley outscored Chugiak 13-9 in the final eight minutes, but the Mustangs hung on for the win.
Spearman, who was named to the all-tournament team, led Chugiak with 14 rebounds. Puterbaugh was also named to the all-tournament team.
Chugiak started the tourney off with a 38-35 loss to Class 3A Haines on Dec. 15. Spearman paced the Mustangs with 10 points and Puterbaugh had nine.
Chugiak followed the close loss with a 75-23 dismantling of Point Hope — the three-time defending Class 2A state champions.
Spearman scored a team-high 17 points. Skyler Fullmer had nine points followed by Payton Fullmer, Matt Oldenkamp and Luke Plumb with eight apiece.
Puterbaugh led Chugiak with 15 rebounds.
Though Chugiak head coach Kevin Fullmer said he's always happy to get a win, the team benefited more from its two tight games.
"You learn more from close games than you do from blowouts," he said.
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Though the 6-foot-8 Puterbaugh is Chugiak's lone returner with significant varsity playing time, the rest of the team displayed good hustle in the season's first games, coach Fullmer said.
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Honoring PMH Nursing Excellence Each year, through the APNA Annual Awards, we celebrate psychiatric-mental health nurses who inspire us with their excellence and dedication to our profession. This year, we are pleased to honor the following members who are leaders, visionaries, scientists, and much more, but who are first and foremost PMH nurses: Mary Ann Nihart MA, APRN, PMHCNS-BC, PMHNP-BC APNA Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse of the Year Mary Moller DNP, ARNP, APRN, PMHCNS-BC, CPRP, FAAN Award for Distinguished Service Margaret Halter, PhD, APRN Award for Excellence in Leadership - Advanced Anne Kelly, RN Award for Excellence in Leadership - Generalist Pamela Marcus, RN, APRN, PMH-BC Award for Excellence in Practice - Advanced Martin Bosch, RN Award for Excellence in Practice - RN PMH Brenda Marshall, EdD, NP-BC Award for Excellence in Education Karen Farchaus Stein, PhD, RN, FAAN Award for Excellence in Research Nidhi Chabora, APRN, RX, BC Award for Innovation - Individual APNA Pennsylvania Chapter Award for Innovation - Chapter The recipients will be recognized at the APNA 26th Annual Conference during the opening program. Please join us in congratulating the recipients of the 2012 APNA Annual Awards! Read the Press Release .
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2013 Marian J. Hardwick, MS, RN University of South Florida, School of Nursing Accelerated Resolution Therapy for PTSD and Sleep Disturbance Kerry Peterson, DNP, PMHCNS, PMHNP Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing Evaluation of Two Dating Violence Prevention Programs on a College Campus 2012 Esther Meerwijk, PhD(c), RN University of California, San Francisco, School of Nursing Heart rate variability and frontal EEG asymmetry as markers of psychological pain. Andrea Warner Stidham, PhD, RN Kent State University The Relationship of PostTraumatic Growth to Depressive Symptoms and Physical Health in Spouses of U.
Grant Recipients
Ensuring the Future: Through its grant program, the American Psychiatric Nursing Foundation aids scientific research and contributions which add to the knowledge and practice of psychiatric-mental health nursing. This year the Foundation is assisting two members in their research: each will receive a $5,000 grant and a complimentary registration to the APNA 28th Annual Conference. Robin Osterman, PhD, RNC-OB, CNS University of Cincinnati College of Nursing Alcohol Use Biomarkers in Pregnant Methadone Users Robin Osterman, PhD, RNC-OB, CNS is an Assistant Professor at the University Of Cincinnati College Of Nursing.
Psychiatric Nurse of the Year
DESCRIPTION The APNA Psychiatric Nurse of the Year Award recognizes an APNA member who demonstrates vision, perseverance, dedication, initiative and facilitation in the delivery of mental health services to individuals, families and their communities. The individual must have been a member of APNA for at least two years. CRITERIA Demonstrates vision in providing creative solutions.
BOD Student Scholarship
American Psychiatric Nurses Association Board of Directors Student Scholarship Program 2015 Your school may submit multiple nominees/applicants - feel free to let others know about this program/application! The application period for the 2015 scholarship is closed. Applicants will be notified in early July. Nursing students from across the United States are invited to apply and nursing faculty are invited to nominate one or more students from their school for the 2015 APNA BOD Student Scholarship Program.
Past Awardees
APNA Psychiatric Nurse of the Year APNA Distinguished Service Award APNA Award for Innovation-Individual APNA Award for Innovation-Chapter APNA Award for Media APNA Award for Excellence in Practice-APRN APNA Award for Excellence in Practice-RN APNA Award for Excellence in Research APNA Award for Excellence in Leadership-RN APNA Award for Excellence in Leadership-Advanced APNA Award for Excellence in Education APNA Congressional Award Best Practices Awards APNA Psychiatric Nurse of the Year 2014 Katherine Baltazar, PMHNP 2013 Mary Ann Nihart MA, APRN, PMHCNS-BC, PMHNP-BC Jocelyn Perez BSN, RN, MA 2012 Mary Ann Nihart, MA, APRN, PMHCNS-BC, PMHNP-BC 2011 Barbara L. Drew PhD, PMHCNS-BC 2010 Kathleen Buckwalter , PhD, RN, FAAN 2009 Marlene Nadler-Moodie, MSN, APRN, PMHCNS-BC 2008 Kevin Huckshorn, RN, MSN, RCADC 2007 Lynn DeLacy, PhD, RN, CNAA 2006 Kris A. McLoughlin, MSN, APRN, BC, CSAC 2005 Judith Haber, PhD, APRN, BC, FAAN 2004 Kevin Gournay 2003 Dorothy E.
2015 Recipients
Congratulations to the following recipients of the APNA Annual Awards for 2009: Psychiatric Nurse of the Year Marlene Nadler-Moodie, MSN, APRN, PMHCNS-BC Distinguished Service Award Gail W. Stuart, PHD, RN, CS, FAAN Award for Excellence in Education Beth J. Phoenix, RN, PhD Award for Excellence in Leadership-Advanced Nancy P.
Research Grant
American Psychiatric Nursing Foundation Research Grant The American Psychiatric Nursing Foundation (APNF) is pleased to continue the research grants program to enhance scientific contributions advancing the knowledge and practice of psychiatric-mental health nursing. APNF established these awards to seed new investigators who are beginning their research careers and will award up to two (2) individual grants of up to $10,000 per award. As such, priority will be given to investigators who are early in their research trajectories and who have not previously had major intra- or extramural funding.
Past Student Scholars
2014 APNA Board of Directors Student Scholars Undergraduate Graduate Marissa DeCesaris University of Pennsylvania Rashika Kaushik La Salle University Stephanie Kroot Ivy Tech Community College (Columbus) Melissa Mathis University of Louisville Iris Mayoral University of Pennsylvania Abigail Peck University of Kentucky College of Nursing Lisa Seng University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing Meghan Sullivan Yale University School of Nursing Laura Wells MacMurray College Jessica Williams Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Jennifer Barut Vanderbilt University School of Nursing Jaime Biava Yale School of Nursing Margaret Burchianti University of Iowa College of Nursing Rebecca Dorsey Vanderbilt University Valeria Dworkowitz Rutgers School of Nursing Josephine Igwacho East Tennessee State University Amber Marts University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Yvette Rose Governors State University Colette Warden University of California, San Francisco 2013 APNA Board of Directors Student Scholars Undergraduate Graduate Kayla Albright Georgia College and State University Thibaut de Roos University of Minnesota - Twin Cities Joseph Griffey Northern Illinois University Heather Jackson University of Rochester Meredith Jaggers Purdue University Amanda Jilovec Mount Mercy University Leah Okoth University of Tennessee Health Science Center Katie Stansfield Brigham Young University Zachary Switzer University of North Carolina - Wilmington Alysha Woods Point Loma Nazarene University Jane Abanes Vanderbilt University Brenda Burnett University of Iowa Karen Corcoran Fairfield University Michelle Jacobs Boston College Dorothy Jordan University of Tennessee Health Science Center Chau Le Samuel Merritt University Adrial Lobelo Wilkes University Lindsey Manzel University of Nebraska Medical Center Jennifer Schneider University of Rochester Jon Sugarman Rutgers College 2012 APNA Student Scholars Undergraduate Graduate Nathanial Anderson Southern Utah University Lisa Ann Chavis University of Louisiana at Lafayette Alexandra Baker Jacksonville University Erin De Guzman University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Christina Bello Hope College Jessica DiNisco Vanderbilt University Cathryn Elizabeth Burley Texas State University Carly Enders Vanderbilt University Kristin Carr University of Minnesota Erik Lee Samuel Merritt University Sarah Collins University of Texas Medical Branch Adam Margolis University of Tennessee Health Science Center Beth Corcoran University of Florida Suzanne Medina DeSales University Amber Gamel Chemeketa Community College Kosuke Niitsu University of Nebraska Medical Center Amalia Gedney University of Iowa Elvira Maria Pertega Andia New York University Abbey Knur Northern Illinois University Shannon Richmond University of Pennsylvania Ryoko Pentecost Boise State University Laura Romano Rutgers University Harpreet Singh-Gill Marquette University Melinda Roth Illinois State University Caitlyn Stein University of Mary Monique Sawyer Arizona 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APNA offers awards, recognition, and scholarships each year to practicing, teaching, and aspiring psychiatric-mental health nurses. Click on the links below to learn more about how we recognize exceptional members of the psychiatric-mental health nursing field: APNA Annual Awards The APNA Annual Awards recognize APNA members who demonstrate excellence in psychiatric-mental health nursing practice, education, research, leadership, community efforts, and more. 2015 APNA Annual Awards Recipients Past APNA Annual Awards Recipients APNA Board of Directors Student Scholarship Through this program, the APNA Board of Directors provides graduate and undergraduate students interested in psychiatric-mental health nursing with registration, travel and lodging expenses to attend the APNA Annual Conference, one year complimentary membership in the APNA, and numerous opportunities for mentorship and networking.
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Johnson joined Bengals for 2013 as an unrestricted free agent, and won the No. 2 QB job in a training camp competition ... Played in two games without attempting a pass, but rushed seven-for-20 … Entered NFL as a fifth-round draft choice of Tampa Bay in 2008 and played in 26 games with five starts for Bucs from '08 through '11 ... Also saw brief game action for Cleveland in '12 ... Came into '13 with 96 completions in 177 attempts (54.2 percent) for 1042 yards, five TDs and 10 INTs ... Also has 6.8-yard career rushing average (40-for-271).
2013 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in Games 8 and 15 ... Active-DNP in No. 2 QB role for Games 1-7, 9-14 and 16 ... Made Bengals regular season debut Oct. 27 vs. Jets, after Andy Dalton was rested in fourth quarter ... Did not attempt a pass vs. Jets, but rushed three-for-17 ... Played after Dalton was rested Dec. 22 vs. Minnesota, and did not attempt a pass while rushing four-for-three ... Played in all four preseason games, going 27-for-49 (55.1 percent) with 275 yards, 3 TD and one INT ... Also had 12 rushes for 143 yards in preseason, good for 11.9 yards per carry.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Tampa Bay in fifth round of 2008 NFL Draft (160th overall) ... Signed with Bucs on 7-26-08 ... Signed with San Francisco as unrestricted free agent on 3-22-12 ... Waived by 49ers on 8-31-12 ... Signed with Cleveland as free agent on 12-26-12 ... Signed with Cincinnati as unrestricted free agent on 3-23-13.
PREVIOUS SEASONS: 2008—Fifth-round Tampa Bay draftee did not see regular season action ... In uniform for Bucs as designated third QB for all 16 games.
2009—Played for Tampa Bay in six games, with four starts (Games 4-7) ... Passed 63-for-125 for 685 yards, with four TDs and eight INTs ... Launched 50 attempts in 33-14 loss on Oct. 11 at Philadelphia, completing 26 for 240 yards, with two TDs and three INTs ... Had one TD pass in first NFL start, Oct. 4 at Washington, and threw for one score Oct. 25 vs. New England ... Made NFL playing debut (no passing statistics) Sept. 20 at Buffalo.
2010—Played in 11 games as reserve for Tampa Bay team that finished 10-6 but missed playoffs ... Saw spot action and posted 87.5 completion percentage (14-of-16), passing for 111 yards with no TDs or INTs.
2011—Played in nine games for Bucs, with a start in place of injured Josh Freeman on Dec. 4 vs. Carolina ... In 38-19 loss to Panthers, posted 83.7 passer rating, on 16-for-27 for 229 yards with one TD and one INT.
2012—Played in all four San Francisco preseason games ... Posted 115.3 passer rating, going 15-for-25 for 219 yards with two TDs and no INTs ... Following release by 49ers in final cuts, signed with Sacramento Mountain Lions of United Football League and started two games, passing 28-for-48 for 397-2-1 ... Returned to NFL with Cleveland, signed during practice week for regular-season finale at Pittsburgh, playing briefly vs. Steelers with no pass attempts.
COLLEGE: Played four seasons (2004-07) in FCS ranks with San Diego ... Appeared in 41 games with 34 starts ... Finished career with FCS record for passing efficiency (176.68) and with school records for TD passes (113), completions (724) and passing yards (9699) ... Passed for 43 TDs and 2988 yards as a senior.
PERSONAL: Hometown is Oakland, Calif. ... Attended Oakland Tech High School, where as a senior he earned first-team All-City honors in football and honorable mention All-City in basketball ... Majored at San Diego in communications, with minor in business administration ... Cousin of Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch ... His "Fam1st Family Foundation" is working to open a youth center in Oakland in 2014, offering aid in literacy, life skills and athletics.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Johnson did not earn an accrued year of experience toward NFL free agency in 2012 because he was not on a 53-player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for the required minimum of six games that year.
Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said this was going to be the week he got a lot of his injured players back and that was certainly the case on the defensive line as the club warmed up for practice Thursday afternoon before 6,800 fans at Springboro High School on the outskirts of Dayton, Ohio.
The Bengals Master Mechanic rolls out his latest model Saturday for the Paul Brown Stadium 7 p.m. preseason opener (11:35 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 12) when the Titans come to town.
For two quarters in Thursday's 34-10 victory in the preseason opener at the Georgia Dome, Bengals backup quarterback Josh Johnson put together all his ample skills in leading Cincinnati to its first 20 points.
Josh Johnson, the new Bengals backup quarterback candidate, has a rep for being a student of the game.
Cincinnati Bengals QB Josh Johnson finds wide receiver Brandon Tate in the end zone for a 21-yard touchdown, the team's first of the preseason.
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◊ Starter for 25 of 29 games played, averaging 8.3 points and 6.8 rebounds per contest.
◊ Posted 10 double-figure scoring games and five double-figure rebounding contests, efforts that resulted in three double-doubles.
◊ Led the Lady Bulldogs in rebounding a team-high 11 times, headlined by a season-high 13 boards at Seton Hall.
◊ Registered two DNPs, missing the LSU game after suffering a sprained ankle in a home outing versus Florida and the South Carolina contest due to suspension for violation of team rules.
◊ Solid contributor in successive key early-season wins over TCU, Ohio State and Georgia Tech. Averaged 12.0 ppg and 9.3 rpg in those contest with double-doubles against both the Horned Frogs and Yellow Jackets.
◊ Came within one rebound of another double-double with 12 points and nine boards versus Michigan State.
◊ Missed the final 16:57 of the Florida game on Feb. 12 after suffering a left ankle sprain.
◊ A solid contributor during the final three games of the season, hauling in 11 rebounds in the regular-season finale at Florida, notching a double-double of 13 points and 15 boards versus Missouri in the opening round of the SEC Tournament and scoring a team-high 13 points against Tennessee in the SEC Tourney quarterfinals.
2013-14 Season
◊ Had an arthroscopic procedure during the summer of 2013 to address issues with the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) in her left knee that hindered her practice and playing time during her first two seasons at Georgia.
◊ Enjoyed her most productive of three seasons at Georgia.
◊ Ranked No. 7 in the SEC in rebounding (7.0 rpg).
◊ After averaging 12.3 minutes per game during her freshman and sophomore years, logged 30.0 mpg during 2013-14.
◊ Entered the season with a career high of 22 minutes played against Appalachian State as a freshman but played more than that in 29 of 32 games, including 17 outings of 30-plus minutes, a 40 MP contest at Florida and a career-high 44 minutes in an OT loss at Texas A&M.
◊ Her 44 minutes played at Texas A&M was a season high for all Georgia players during 2013-14.
◊ Recorded 16 double-figure scoring outputs and six double-figure rebounding performances, tallies which led to four double-double performances.
◊ A tribute to her all-around game: led the Lady Bulldogs in points only once but paced the team in rebounds 13 times, in assists in seven games, in steals in six contests and in blocks for three matchups.
◊ Previewed what was to come throughout her junior season with a 10-point, 16-rebound effort against Ohio State in the third game of the year.
◊ Her 16 rebounds against Ohio State represented the most by any Lady Bulldog during the 2013-14 campaign.
◊ Posted her second straight double-double versus Furman...after notching two double-doubles in her first 50 games played at UGA.
◊ Grabbed 10 first-half rebounds against Illinois, one less than Illini players collected as a team.
◊ Produced a season-high 18 points during what was then a career-high 38-minute outing against Tennessee.
◊ Played 44 minutes at Texas A&M, leaving the game only after suffering leg cramps during OT.
◊ A very consistent scorer in SEC play, with double-digit outputs in nine of 16 regular-season contests and also against Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament.
◊ Recorded a double-double of 10 points and a game-high 10 boards against Saint Joseph's in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
2012-13 Season
◊ Missed the first dozen games of the season during the fall semester while focusing on her academics.
◊ Returned to see action in 21 of the remaining 23 contests, including 14 of 16 SEC dates and all six of Georgia's postseason outings.
◊ Returned to the Lady Bulldogs following the conclusion of Final Exams.
◊ Dressed out for the first time against Lipscomb and then saw her first action of the year at Illinois.
◊ Solid spark off the bench against Missouri in the SEC opener, hitting her first two shots from the floor in a span of 2:35 after checking in midway through the first half.
◊ Enjoyed a strong outing at Arkansas, producing to that point in the season what were her most points, rebounds, assists and minutes. Made a layup at the 5:27 mark of the second half that put Georgia up for good.
◊ Notched her first start of the season -- and the initial SEC start of her career -- against Florida and responded with a season-high 11 points.
◊ Sat out Alabama game in Athens while nursing nagging knee injury...dressed out and was available but DNP via coach's decision.
◊ Was a solid contributor against LSU in the SEC Tournament, recording three assists in four minutes, as well as a great hustle play to save a ball headed out of bounds.
◊ Got the Lady Bulldogs off the schneid against Stanford in the "Sweet 16" by putting in her own miss at the 14:25 mark of the first half to end a 9-0 run by the Cardinal to open the contest.
2011-12 Season
◊ Freshman who displayed a keen penchant to contribute when the team was short-handed and needed her most...i.e. double-double versus Appalachian State and 18 points at Alabama.
◊ Posted a trio of double-digit scoring efforts and a pair of double-figure rebounding tallies.
◊ Took care of a trio of career milestones against Charleston, notching her first double-digit performances for points and rebounds...and her first double-double as well.
◊ Logged her first career start against Northeastern.
◊ Recorded her second double-double of the season with 22 points and 13 rebounds against Appalachian State...at that point, her 10 FGs made and baker's dozen of boards were single-game highs for the Lady Bulldogs.
◊ Had nine points and eight rebounds in the first half alone against the Mountaineers.
◊ Perfect on FGs and grabbed a pair of vital defensive rebounds in the final 84 seconds against Florida in Athens.
◊ Aggravated her PCL injury at Mississippi State. Dressed out but did not play in the next two games versus Kentucky and Ole Miss.
◊ Returned to action at Vanderbilt and was a bright spot with five points and three boards in 14 MP.
◊ Named SEC Freshman of the Week on Feb. 6, largely due to her game-high tallies of 18 points and nine rebounds at Alabama the previous day.
◊ All told, 11 different Georgia freshmen have combined to earn SEC Freshman of the Week honors 22 times since the award's inception in 2006.
◊ Turned a solid linescore against Marist in the NCAA Tournament -- 8 points (on 3-of-4 FG and 1-of-2 FT shooting) and a team-high nine boards in a season-most 27 minutes of playing time.
High School
◊ Coached by Victor Gilstrap at Lake High School.
◊ A four-year starter who scored 2,456 points and hauled down 1,470 rebounds at Lake.
◊ Ranked as the No. 55 prospect in the country -- and No. 12 wing -- by the Girls' Basketball Report.
◊ Named All-America by Parade Magazine as a senior.
◊ Tabbed as the state of Mississippi's Gatorade Player of the Year for 2011.
◊ Also named Miss Basketball by the Jackson Clarion-Ledger as a senior, as well as first-team All-State.
◊ A three-time member of the Clarion-Ledger's Dandy Dozen honoring the state's top 12 prep prospects.
◊ As a senior, averaged 24.1 points, 9.1 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game.
◊ Led Lake's Hornets to a 20-12 finish and and the semifinas of the 2A State Tournament as a senior.
◊ Scored eight points, grabbed five rebounds and rejected two shots in helping Mississippi defeat Alabama, 73-60, in their annual all-star matchup.
◊ As a junior, averaged 19.1 points, 11.7 rebounds and 1.7 steals.
◊ Named the ESPN Rise Regional Player of the Week for the Southeast on Feb. 17, 2010 as a junior after scoring a career-high 37 points in an upset of Newton, which entered the game with a 25-2 record.
◊ Born January 10, 1993, Krista is the daughter of Angelia Donald.
◊ Major: Criminal Justice.
◊ Recipient of the Andy Landers Women's Basketball Scholarship for 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15.


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The world was at war. England, Germany, North Africa and Russia were war zones where no civilian was safe. All of Europe was in tatters. The Pacific was full of battleships and submarines. Many thousands of soldiers were dead or wounded. Concentration camps were doing their grim and evil business and the POW camps were full.
Here at home, people did whatever they could to help the war effort. Women took over jobs that were once the solitary domain of men. Gasoline, food, goods and services were rationed. Towns were under blackout orders, citizens were on the alert for anything suspicious and families lived in mortal fear of receiving those black-edged telegrams from the War Department on behalf of a grateful nation.
The year was 1944. The letter was mailed from Route A North, Ponce de Leon, Florida, to Stalag 3-B in Germany via the Kriegsgefangenenpost or Prisoner Of War Post. It was addressed to Pfc. Kylea Laird. Laird was an Army infantryman who had been sent to North Africa to do battle with the forces led by Gen. Rommel. Laird, a gunner, had been captured by the Germans during his very first day of combat. Wounded twice, he was sent to a POW camp in Poland where he was held until the end of the war.
The letters, in and of themselves, were not particularly remarkable, but they must have seemed like a lifeline to the young private. The typed letters were sent by the young soldier's mother, Mrs. Donie Laird, and were full of news from home.
In one letter she wrote, "Well, I can't tell you how thrilled we all were when we got your picture. We were so thankful for the picture, and glad to hear you are still all right."
The letter goes on to describe the family's crops, "the finest that could be," and gives accounts of Aunt Beulah and Uncle J.W., Aunt Lilly Neal and Ethelene's new baby. At the bottom of the letter, Laird's mother had attached a tiny flower and had written "A flower from home." Part of the flower still survives 64 years later.
Another letter from home contained news of the family's success with their sugar cane crop, news of cousin Tom King and his plans to go squirrel hunting, and the good price they all got on their peanut crop. A neighbor, Mrs. Stevenson also sent a few lines in the letter, promising they would "all be at the depot to greet you."
This story has a happier ending than some. Pfc. Laird survived his internment at Stalag 3-B and arrived home by train. On the day of his release, Laird weighed only 76 pounds. Yet, he was never seen by a doctor, just sent home, one of only two survivors from his original company.
Though he did recover somewhat, family members say he was never really the same after the war. Son Kenneth said, "He was easily startled by loud noises, especially sirens, which could make him scramble to his bed screaming." Post-traumatic Stress Syndrome is common today, but was unknown at that time.
Yet, Kylea did return to take up the strands of his former life. He owned and operated a Pure Oil service station in Freeport at the intersection of SR. 20 and what is now Business 331. He married, had children. He even entered public service. Kylea Laird was elected to four terms as a Walton County commissioner. He was well-liked and respected throughout the county.
Laird was only 47 years old when he died in office. Yet his legacy remains. A highway was named after him. His family has continued his success. Kylea's granddaughter, Jennifer, has a successful medical practice there in Freeport and is expecting her first child. Like ripples in a pond, the good things he did lived on long after he was gone, which is all any of us might hope to achieve.


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Class, not faith, a factor
Until the hollering died down, the June 10 zoning hearing in Grayson County felt kind of like a witch hunt.
But having thought it over, I'm starting to wonder if it might be more of a class war.
A Loudoun County resident, Laura George, had requested a special use permit (rural commercial) west of Independence on Battlefield Road by the New River. She proposed five cabins, each holding two people, and a school building to house classes taught by her Oracle Institute staff.
Editor's note: On June 10, the Grayson County Board of Supervisors held a zoning hearing to consider The Oracle Institute's request for a special use permit to create a spiritual retreat in the county. The board heard from 29 speakers, most of whom vehemently opposed the idea on religious grounds — which are not to be considered in a zoning hearing. The board rejected the request that night, saying it would be detrimental to citizens' health, safety and welfare.
Saving shelter animals
Upon visiting the regional animal shelter in Galax last week, I learned that there is a great need for help to those who sit on death row. Animals, in particular.
A mere $15 would save a life, no matter which one — an adorable kitten who sits among others with that look of "knowing I'm going to die unless you help me" in their eye, or a dog with that "same look."
Why are we not going to the pound? Does it bother us to look into their faces and see the hopelessness?
Lethal dose of incumbents
Regarding the guest editorial, "Rising above politics," by Mayor Mitchell, is it not a dichotomy to be a politician and then declare that you are rising above politics?
Ray Charles, if he were alive, could see through that rhetoric.
Readers might come by the notion that you are making a political statement for Boucher's re-election.
Concerning the health bill vote, Boucher did not break ranks with the Democratic Party on his own accord.
Those who visit our area often speak of the warm and inviting atmosphere, the acceptance they feel and the friendly people they meet.
So, where was that hospitality at last week's public hearing for a special use permit sought by The Oracle Institute to create a "spiritual community" and learning center in Grayson?
Once again, it takes out-of-towners to remind us how good we have it in the Twin Counties.
After last week's "familiarization tour" for tourism officials from all over Virginia, the visitors couldn't find enough good things to say about our underappreciated area. They enjoyed shopping in our unique shops, visiting our attractions, hearing our music and seeing our natural wonders.
Not to be premature, but it looks like a new day might be dawning in the Twin Counties — one that holds the promise of an amicable relationship between the Town of Hillsville and Carroll County.
Though the town and county have cooperated in the past when they expected mutual benefits, it seemed the officials for the two localities did not see eye to eye very often.
An atmosphere of hostility seemed to be the norm, as water and sewer disagreements stretched on for half a dozen years or more.
"Write what you know" is a common piece of advice for aspiring writers, and it's a good one.
Most of us have something that we feel passionately about, that we'd love to write about and have others read, if only we had the proper venue.
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BDay Cake with Fruit for Dieter
My office is celebrating my manager's birthday on Tuesday, and we would like to get her a bday cake, but she's on a diet. Any recommendations on a good place that sells a bday cake with lots of fruit (hopefully low on calories)? TIA.
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Do they make cakes?? I'd love one...
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they do, indeed, Piccola. I've never had one, but they certainly look good! They also make ice cream sandwiches (again, never had one, but I assume they are tantamount to something like "Skinny Cow")
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I think Mary's Dairy also makes ice cream cakes. Not sure if they'll do a cake with their frozen yogurt, but if so, it's much, much, tastier than Tasti.
re: carbonara
forzen yogurt does not equal low cal. Tasti has much lower calories per ounce.
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Chowgal, if you had been to Mary's Dairy, you would know that they promise an average of what Tasti promises (15 calories per ounce versus Tasti's 11-17 calories).
That said, the servers at Mary's Dairy corrected me the other day and let me know that it's technically soft serve, not frozen yogurt.
Finally, and in any case, I find it difficult to believe any of these companies' calorie claims, especially after the low-calorie ice cream debacles of a few years ago.
chinatown is always a good source for light, fruit-filled cakes. although some have fillings that the American palate might not be as used to-- eg, chestnut paste, or taro.
in general i like Chinese cakes better because they are fluffier, lighter, not as sweet and rich, and very fruity.
another option is the cakes they sell at Japanese bakeries--such as Cafe Zaiya. They are also fruity and light, or flavors like green tea, which are not nearly as heavy and fattening as regular American cakes.
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We can't be the only ones who think Len Goodman is overly hard on Dancing With the Stars Season 16 frontrunner Jacoby Jones, right? While Len acknowledges Jacoby's performance quality, he doesn't hold back on technical critique. Does that bother Jacoby?
Wetpaint Entertainment spoke exclusively to Jacoby at the DWTS Week 5 after party held at Mixology 101 L.A., where he weighed in on why he doesn't mind Len's harsh words.
"Len is like a coach who pushes you," he explained. "He knows you have the potential and he might see that you did good, but he won't give you credit for it. And I appreciate that. I'm used to that. He acts like one of my coaches."
When you see Jacoby talking back to the grumpiest judge, it's not out of annoyance. It's actually a sign of affection and understanding. "That's why I mess with him the way he messes with me," he told us. "Like my receiving coach. I made a play against San Diego — caught the ball, made a move, made the dude fall down — and my coach was like, 'You could have scored.' I was like, 'Are you serious? I made the dude fall down!' But you appreciate what they're doing."
We also couldn't resist asking Jacoby about fellow contestant Andy Dick, who he seems to have formed a bit of a bromance with. As it turns out, these two are more than bros — they're "friends for life."
"I love Andy," Jacoby told us. "And Andy zip lining? Oh my god. I told him, 'I'm not doing that sh*t! You'll never catch me zip lining. Ain't no way in hell.'"
He added that he loves "the whole cast." "You never want to see anybody go home," he concluded. "I love everyone on the show."
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Q: Is there a way to talk yourself out of a ticket?
A: "No," Officer J. Dean Shirey of the Seattle Police Department said.
Shirey said he looks at the severity of the violation. A teenager he caught going 83 mph on the West Seattle Bridge last week "could have been on the way to his dying grandmother and he probably would have gotten a ticket anyway."
But officers can give warnings and that's a judgment call of the officer.
"Excuses we don't like," Shirey said. "Cute girls taking their clothes off we don't like. ... I get a couple criers a week usually. … And it doesn't have to be a girl, it's men and women both."
One of the only excuses that worked was from a man who was going to a veterinarian to see his dog that had been hit by a car.
Because his speed wasn't excessive, the man got off with a warning.
Shirey said he once stopped a man who was late for his own wedding. Did he get a ticket?
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Shoe Bomb Joke Lands St. Louis DJ in Jail
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This is why you don't talk about shoe bombs on airplanes.
Michael Schafermeyer, aka DJ Helias of the local music collective The Frozen Food Section, was reportedly leaving Lambert Field on Monday to attend his wedding in Maryland when he made a joke about having a shoe bomb to a United Airlines stewardess.
From Fox 2's coverage:
"Shafermeyer's [sic] friends say he is a nervous flier who had a few drinks before boarding the flight Saturday afternoon.
"Out came an inappropriate joke that was not just inappropriate, but severely inappropriate for the situation," says Shafermeyer's friend Jonathan Getszchman.
"The stewardess asked him, 'Can I get you anything sir?' And he replied, 'No thanks. I've got my shoe bomb and I'm OK.' He must have been thinking, 'Ha ha ha.' But, 'no, there was no ha ha.'"
The airport says it was more serious. A spokesman says Shafermeyer was also defying orders to put away his laptop. United Airlines will only say an inappropriate comment was made. Shafermeyer was removed from the plane and arrested. The plane was searched before leaving for Washington DC.
Shafermeyer never made it to his destination, which was his wedding. He planned to get married in a small ceremony in Maryland Monday night."
The Frozen Food Section has released music from several local hip-hop artists, including the Earthworms, Space and Jonathan Toth from Hoth, and the Whore Moans. They already have a post up on their blog and seem to be taking the whole incident pretty lightly:
"Helias, heard here on the 2006 track, "Valet", improvised a lyrical half-couplet that referenced a shoe bomb while awaiting takeoff. He was promptly removed from the flight and placed in the St. Louis County Jail, where he was determined to have a threat level of "Fonky"."
Frozen Food Section member Jonathan Toth also has a lengthy, fairly lighthearted account of the incident on his MySpace blog.
Perhaps they didn't read Sunday's New York Times article about the Indonesian guy who spent six years being tortured in Gitmo after making shoe bomb comments in 2002.
Regardless, several outlets are reporting that Schafermeyer has been released on bail and is on his way to his wedding in Maryland-- this time via train.
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