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Cherokee Scout December 2, 2008
Residents learn how to correct riverbank erosion
By DWIGHT OTWELL
Marble – A number of people braved icy, harsh winds to walk along the bank of the Valley River to see the benefits of riverbank protection.
The Hiwassee River Watershed Coalition held a field day on Nov. 21 at the future site of Valley River RV Resort off U.S. 19/74. Experts were on hand to offer advice about watershed restoration and protection programs offered in Cherokee and Clay counties.
Tony Ward, restoration coordinator for the coalition, said they were showing area landowners options for land restoration work. Jean Miller of Murphy came out to ask about bank erosion and beaver destruction along her property on the Nottely River. Other questions fielded from the public included what to do about invasive, non-native species, how to prevent damage through buffer areas and what to do about erosion along waterways, said Callie Moore, executive director of the coalition.
Michael Stiles of the Cherokee County Soil and Water Conservation District said they visit property owners with waterway problems and give advice or plans, sometimes including design drawings. They always encourage planting of trees.
Moore said the secondary purpose of the field day was to raise awareness that they are trying to protect water quality in the area.
"Our water is relatively clean, but we still have issues," she said. "We don't want to see them get out of hand."
She took visitors on a tour of the mile of riverbank work done to correct erosion along the Valley River at the RV resort. The Tennessee Valley Authority flew over the watershed taking infra-red photographs, looking for bank erosion and areas devoid of trees and shrubs along the bank. The resort property was one of the high priority properties to restore, Moore said.
If the property owner had been local, coalition personnel wold have gone to their residence and discussed entering into a conservation easement agreement so the river could be protected. However, the owner of the RV site is Valley River LLC. The managing partner is Rick Jones of Florida. The coalition wrote a letter to Jones, and he was interested in the proposal to enter into an easement agreement.
"Our programs are volunteer. We work with whoever wants to work with us," Moore said. "Our primary purpose here was to fix the bank erosion problem and improve the fish habitat. Temperature is a primary concern."
Lack of trees and shrubs to provide shade raises water temperature, which is harmful to the cold water fish species in the river. All coalition projects need a 30-foot buffer zone for native trees and shrubs. The RV resort donated 50 feet of buffer.
Micky Clemmons, engineer for the project, said a conservation agreement means the landowner allows the easement area to be managed in a natural state. That means buildings can't be constructed in the easement area, but picnic tables and a pavilion could be allowed. Walking trails can't be concrete, but must be mulched or porous.
"The benefits of a conservation easement are great," Clemmons said.
"People are really going to enjoy this," Moore added about the Valley River RV Resort easement.
Work done on the one-mile stretch will improve water quality and fish habitat, creating good fishing and a beautiful area for a walking path.
The Valley River is home to a rare breed of sucker fish called sickle-fin redhorse, Clemmons said. The fish are a candidate for the endanger species list, Moore said. Some of the fish have been radio tagged to learn more about them. The fish were discovered in 2006, and dwell primarily in the Little Tennessee and Valley River between Murphy and Andrews.
The project included building six j-hook rock vane structures along the river. For example, one vane had two logs anchored into the bank with logs interlocked and pinned with re-bar to prevent the logs from washing downstream.
The structure prevents the river from pushing against the riverbank and eroding it. It causes water to hit a pocket of water and slow down and not tear up the riverbank, protecting the river for a "good distance" downstream, Moore said.
The project also included planting of 1,714 trees in the 50-foot buffer. A total of 21 native species were planted, including river birch, sweetgum, red maple, willow oak, witch hazel, crabapple, buttonbush, white oak, mulberry and swamp chestnut oak. The project was done in fall 2006.
Other agencies participating in the field day were the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee, Natural Resources Conservation Service and N.C. Ecosystem Enhancement Program.


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Are the four bed steels strong enough to hold a wooden mattress foundation?
I would suggest putting cinder blocks under the bed simply because the very narrow stands to secure the bed would give out. But I must admit, six years later and it's still holding up beautifully....
ITEM#: 80000992Relax in elegant style and quality craftsmanship with is Rosette Queen-size bed. The bed is featured in a bronze finish with striking ornate scrollwork. The swirls and curves that adorn the headboard and footboard of this gorgeous Rosette bed give your room a romantic look that inspires dreams filled with enchantment and adventure. The integrated frame is constructed of durable stainless steel, so it holds up well to daily wear and tear and provides the sturdy support you need for a good night's sleep.
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- Overall measurement: 66 inches wide x 85 inches long
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Surprisingly Strong Bed... However
I would suggest putting cinder blocks under the bed simply because the very narrow stands to secure the bed would give out. But I must admit, six years later and it's still holding up beautifully.Read More
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The bed looks just like the picture, minus the bedding. It was easy to assemble. I assembled it by myself in an hour's time. It came with all the hardware needed so I didn't have to worry about not having the right tools on-hand. I am very satisfied with this purchase. I would definitely purchase it again, if needed.Read More
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Fits in nicely with an antique set I owned. Was easy t assemble and has lasted well for 5 years.Read More
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I am very satisfied with this bed except for one thing. I wish the headboard was at least ten inches higher. I have a thick mattress and a lot of the headboard's scroll work design is lost because the high mattress hides it. For someone who has a less thick mattress, though, the headboard would be just right. This bed sits fairly low to the floor. Because of this, most storage boxes and other ittems won't slide beneath it. This might be important for someone to know if they are accustomed to storing "things" under their bed. The bed's color is brown with a copperish glow. I'm very pleased with the bed's sturdiness. It doesn't wobble as some metal beds do!Read More
This is a really nice bed. Perfect for my bedroom. At one point, I thought of replacing my mattress, but it wasn't until I assembled the bed with FIVE SLATS across that it uplifted my mattress. My old bed had only one slat in the middle, the mattress eventually started to lose shape, but when I replaced the bed frame, it was the bed frame that was no good. My mattress was like new all over again. Very happy with this bed, and it's strong and has enough space at the foot so you can put the end of your comforter, blanket and a bedspread when making up the bed. It's neat.Read More
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I bought this because I needed something not bulky for my small bedroom. I absolutely love the bed. Much better than what is pictured and assembly was so easy. I wish I would have found this sooner.Read More
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I bought this bed because I have never had a bed with a headboard and footboard before and it is so beautiful and reasonably priced too! I put it together all by myself as I am single and did not have the patience to wait for someone to help me. I did it in an hour and a half and the directions were good. Not too hard :) Of course, if you have someone to help you, it will go faster but good to know it can be done alone if needed. It is very sturdy and beautiful. I love the detail of the curved bars.Read More
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Hello Zhao W., we do not currently weight test items. We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you for shopping with us.
Do you need a box spring/mattress foundation with this frame, or can you just use w/ mattress alone?
Hello babidawl311, this will need a mattress and box spring. Thanks for shopping with us!
Why did you choose this product?
Pretty scroll design
I liked the looks of the bed but most of all it was a great price
This is a lovely metal bed, and a great buy!!
It is beautiful and what I was looking for
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Granddaughter needed a bed. She really liked this one. After reading the reviews, I thought this would be an excellent choice for her. I have bought from Overstock before and have never had any issues with orders or with the ordering process. Thank You
I liked the metal frame bed.
My granddaughter needed a queen size bed and she loves it. Her 16 yr.old sister and her,12, put the bed together their selves. Thank you so much for quality products.
nice price for a queen-size bed
Looks cute and elegant.
The way it looks, the price and the good reviews
How many inches from floor to side rail?
Hello created4worship, I hope your day is going well. The measurements were taken from the holes (center) on the legs where the side rails are attached. They are approximate and in inches. The bottom hole is 5 and the top is 9 inches. Thank you for shopping with us and have a great week.
Does this bed come with the side rails in addition to the head and foot boards?
Thank you for your inquiry Mlv058. Yes, the side rails are included with this beautiful bed. I hope this helps, thank you for shopping with us!
Can this bed be used without a box spring?
i guess,
I would not recommend using it without a box spring. The mattress would sage between the slats without a box spring.
We have this bed but lost the nuts and bolts during a recent move. Would it possible to send us the parts list for this bed so we can purchase the hardware needed for the assembly? Thanks
Hello lostparts, I am sorry to hear that you lost the nuts and bolts for this bed. You will be contacted by Customer Care for further assistance. Thank you for shopping with us.
I have a queen size split box spring, will this bed support that?
Thank you for contacting us sflower74. Yes, that should be fine. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Would anyone be willing to share a picture of what their bed looks like with a regular box spring and mattress on it?
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Hello, If I wanted to get a memory foam mattress that is 11-inchs how high should my box spring sit? Do overstock sell box springs for a low price?
Thank you for shopping with us 1turner. The bottom of the side rail is 9 inches from the bottom of the headboard. I measured the holes so these are approximate. The head board is approximately 25 inches higher. I think a box spring that is 5-6 inches high will leave enough or the headboard exposed. We sell mattress sets but not just box springs. Have a great day.
Can you use just the headboard and not attach the footboard?
No...you can see both great!!
Hello mbmamma, Thank you for inquiring about the Rosette Queen-size Bed. YOu can put up the bed without the footboard. Thank you for shopping with us.
I don't recommend it. It's not sturdy without the footboard, since the footboard includes the legs. You could just have the headboard, sideboards, and center support, but then the sideboards would stick out. I'd be afraid of hurting myself on them, since the bed is longer than a queen mattress. Don't use it without the footboard.
No you need the foot board to support the frame.
Can you use a slatted bed base as opposed to box spring?
Hello, cjd55555. Hope your day is going well. A box spring is recommended instead of a slatted bed base. Thank you for shopping with us and please feel free to contact us again with any further questions.
I don't think so. The bed would be too low for the headboard and foot board.
I have an adjustable queen bed. Can this frame be used without the cross bars. I guess I mean just the side rails would be sufficient. Is that an option?
Hello pattioreocookie, Yes, this frame can be used without the cross bars. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
Can you use bed risers?
Thank you for shopping with us angie954. Yes, rest assured, this can be used with bed risers. Have a great day.
How hard is it to assemble?
Fairly easy, I did it by myself and I am a girlie girl!!
I have assembled and disassembled the bed 3 times because I have moved. I had no problems with the assembly or moving. I am disabled with major back problems. Even with this challenge, I was able to assemble/disassemble, albeit, slowly and with lots of breaks due to having to bend down.
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How much weight can this frame support?
Hello alwaysboredfairy, Overstock.com does not weight test there items but beds like these typically hold up to 400 pounds. Thank you for shopping with us!
This bed will hold at least 500 lbs. Probably more but I can't guarantee. We have had my husband myself our daughter and grandson plus 2 large dog on ours at one time.
I need replacement frame pieces that connect the headboard to the footboard. Are they available separate? Or do you have manufacturer info that I could get in touch with them.
We do not sell replacement parts nor are they separate. However, we will have someone from our Customer Care Department contact you to see if we might be able to help you.
how much does it weight
Thank you for contacting us, the weight on this is 90 pounds. Please let me know if you have any further question.
Is there a matching night stand?
Unfortunately no.
will the queen frame fit a full size mattress and boxspring?
Yes, you can put a full-sized mattress set in a queen-sized frame, but there will be gaps between the mattress set and the frame.
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Units listed below are mentioned in material furnished by the National Archives, or in the Official Records, or in local county histories.
A command of two companies organized in April, 1864, composed of conscripts for local defense in Sullivan County. They were also detailed as laborers in the service of the Nitre and Mining Bureau, District Number Seven.
Organized for the purpose of receiving, processing and guarding conscripts in the places in the neighborhood to which they were ordered.
Commandant of the Camp of Instruction Camp of Instruction, near Knoxville, and at was Major L. Peck.
Organized in June, 1863, by the Commandant for Conscripts for Kentucky and East Tennessee, in Sullivan County. The intention was apparently to organize the companies listed below into a battalion, to be staffed by unassigned officers or officers from the Invalid Corps, but these plans apparently were not carried to completion. Officers were: Major-. C. Johnston, commanding:
This was a skeleton company, enlisted at Jonesboro, Washington County, June 23, 1863, by Captain Thomas F. Jones, 16th Georgia Battalion. The company commander was 1st Lieutenant W. W. Blair, and numbered 23 men.
Organized June 20, 1863, at Jonesboro. The company commander was for a time prior to this second in command of the 1st (Rogers) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment.
Organized June 18, 1863, in Hawkins County.
This officer was authorized by General Bragg, on March 6, 1862, to organize company for local defense, to be retained at Grand Junction, Hardeman County, for as long as circumstances permitted. It is not of record that the company completed its organization.
This unit is shown in a list of troops available to Major General Edwin Kirby, commanding in East Tennessee in February, 1863. There is no other information about them.
Also called The Hamilton County Guard. According to Armstrong's History of Hamilton County, this organization was composed of men too old or too infirm for regular military service. It was commanded by Captain Michael Harrington, and served as local defense forces in Hamilton County.
Captain J. B. Duncan's Company, Montgomery County Home Guard was formed in April, 1861; that organization was followed by the INDEPENDENT GUARDS, 1st Company, Cpatain Joshua Cobb; 2nd Company, Captain W. W. Valiant. In June, 1861, the city was divided into two areas, each had a HOME GUARD OF MINUTE MEN, unders Captains John Shelton and J. C. Read.
Allen's Rhea and Meigs Counties in the Confederate War lists this company as having been organized in Rhea County, and attached to Welcker's Tennessee Cavalry Battalion (State Troops), which was a six months organization serving from August, 1863 to January, 1864.
This organization appears in the index of the Official Records as being mentioned on page 86, Volume 52, Part 2. The reference is to a letter from S. R. Anderson, dated May 4, 1861, to Brigadier General L. T. Sneed with reference to muskets furnished to Colonel E. Pickett for his regiment of Home Guards, and to Colonel Walker for his regiment which he then tendered for active service. Since Pickett's Home Guards appeared as a separate item in the index, it seems probable that the 155th Militia Regiment was Colonel J. Knox Walker's Regiment, which became 2nd (Walker's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment.
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The Old Forge Blue Devils girl's basketball team played Phil-Mont Christian in the PIAA "A" Eastern Final on Tuesday night at Bethlehem Freedom high-school winning 43-31. The state final is set for Saturday at the Giant Center in Hershey at Noon. Old Forge is coming off a 49-26 win over Jenkintown last Saturday.
Here's the post-game report from Bethlehem Freedom high-school.


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2013 Indoor Season:Posted results in both McNeese meets, topping 10 feet, six inches each time to finish fourth at the first and fifth at the second.
Alvin High School:Put up best mark of 11 feet, six inches and qualified for regionals twice.
Personal:Born Hannah V. Callaway on March 4, 1994 in Houston, Texas ... Daughter of Anthony and Maxine Callaway.
Cards will pick up the action on Saturday
Track competing in final meet before Southland Championships
Cards continue outdoor season at another Southland meet
Cards will return to action at Southeastern Louisiana next weekend
Cards for set for second of three meets at conference schools


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Reports link possible Lamar transfer to NCCU basketball
Officials in N.C. Central's athletics department are neither confirming nor denying media reports that Lamar University guard Nimrod Hilliard is transferring to NCCU.
James Dixon, assistant athletics director for media relations at Lamar, said Hilliard, the Cardinals' leading scorer last season, is still on Lamar's roster.
A Twitter account for Nimrod Hilliard IV has the guard bidding farewell to Lamar and hyping up future success as an Eagle with NCCU forward Jordan Parks. NCCU assistant basketball coach Brian Burg follows the Twitter account for Nimrod Hilliard IV.
If Hilliard, in fact, has decided to become an Eagle, he'd bring a scoring average of 14.1 points per game to an NCCU team that has lost some serious offensive production.
Jeremy Ingram wrapped up his NCCU basketball career in March, when Iowa State beat the Eagles in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Ingram, who averaged 20.6 points per game, was both the player of the year in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and the most outstanding player of the MEAC Tournament that NCCU won to arrive at the Big Dance for the first time in school history.
NCCU senior Emanuel Chapman also exhausted his eligibility during NCCU's inaugural appearance in the NCAA Tournament. He is the school's all-time assists leader with 617. Chapman this past season led the MEAC with 6.4 assists per game.
Hilliard (6-0, 154) led Lamar with 4.9 assists per game.
If Hilliard ends up at NCCU, he might be eligible to play immediately despite NCAA transfer rules requiring players to sit out a year when transferring from one Division-I program to another. The potential exemption would have to do with Lamar's potential postseason ban due to academic issues.
Dixon said chatter about Lamar's exclusion from the postseason is premature since details about the school's academic progress rate won't be released until later this month.
At Lamar, Hilliard played for Pat Knight, the son of Bobby Knight, who coached at Indiana and Texas Tech.
Lamar athletics director Jason Henderson fired Pat Knight in February. Tic Price, who was serving as an athletics coordinator for Lamar, took over as interim head coach and was named head coach 10 days after the season ended.
Hilliard's presumed arrival in the Eagles' nest could answer some questions about the future of NCCU coach LeVelle Moton, who was rumored to have been in the running to take over the basketball programs at Florida Atlantic and Marshall universities. But both of those coaching vacancies have been filled. FAU hired former NBA player and former NBA assistant coach Michael Curry. Marshall hired Dan D'Antoni, who played at Marshall and was an NBA assistant coach for his brother, Mike, recently fired by the Los Angeles Lakers.
Moton staying at NCCU would possibly be attractive to Hilliard in terms of stability, although that doesn't appear to be a priority for the guard, who played at South Dakota and then Jacksonville (Texas) College prior to suiting up for Lamar.


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Westcountry chefs do their bit for Comic Relief fun day
Posted: February 25, 2013|
The Westcountry's Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Michael Caines were among ten chefs to swap their kitchens for the photo studio in aid of Comic Relief.
The celebrity chefs took part in a fun-packed photo shoot to celebrate Emma Bridgewater's homeware range for Red Nose Day 2013.
The range consists of six different mug designs, two tea towels and apron designs, an oven glove and a bag for life, all designed for Red Nose Day to encourage the great British public to "do something funny for money".
On sale now at HomeSense stores nationwide, the money will be spent on good causes in the UK and abroad.
Renowned cook and food author Valentine Warner said: "By purchasing these lovely Emma Bridgewater Red Nose Day products from HomeSense stores, you'll be doing your bit to help raise millions of pounds to help people who need it most in this country and Africa, and that is a really important thing.
"I urge everyone to go out and buy a bag for life and a mug and some oven gloves. No, in fact, buy one for yourself and one for all your family and your friends, too! Let's raise as much money as we possibly can for this great cause."
Red Nose Day takes place on March 15.


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Vocabulary Word
Word: gross
Definition: total; fragrant; clearly wrong; (of people's behavior) coarse; corpulent; Ex. gross insolence/behavior; V: earn as a total amount; N: 12 dozens
Definition: total; fragrant; clearly wrong; (of people's behavior) coarse; corpulent; Ex. gross insolence/behavior; V: earn as a total amount; N: 12 dozens
Sentences Containing 'gross'
(1911–1971) supported Supt. Gross by threatening to cancel the licenses of striking teachers.
(GPP is sometimes confused with Gross Primary "productivity", which is the rate at which photosynthesis or chemosynthesis occurs.)
1985 Howard Gross is promoted to president from vice president.
A distinction is drawn between Gross Output and Net output.
A loan is not gross income to the borrower.
A sixth part of the gross produce is the rent, too, of several very fertile lead mines in Scotland.
Among those arrested were prominent campus radicals such as Carl Kronberg and Jerry Gross.
And, Gross was an invaluable pinch hitter as well.
Both in 1986 and in 1989, Gross was called to the pitcher's mound during blowouts.
By 1936, the Stork was doing well enough to have a million dollar gross for the first time.
From 1951 through 1963 he taught gross anatomy at the University of Michigan Medical School.
Gross again tried to extend his baseball career.
Gross announced that he would enforce the law by invoking Condon-Wadlin if necessary.
Gross attended USC and graduated from the University of Miami where he competed as a swimmer.
Gross Broadcast 331 Seahawks' games as the Voice of the Seahawks, with his trademark call.
Gross died of cancer in 1992, three days after his entry into the Seahawks Ring of Honor.
Gross finished the season going 9-for-39 for a .231 average.
Gross income for the company was $21,889,000 in 1928.
Gross is honored annually by the AGA with the Greg Gross Open (GGO) golf tournament held at the Anetsberger Golf Club in Northbrook, IL.
Gross population figures are available online.
Hast thou dared to harbour such gross and shameless thoughts in thy muddled imagination?
He married Miriam Gross and became a member of kibbutz Alonim.
His real wealth is in proportion, not to his gross, but to his neat rent.
In 1983, Gross and the Seahawks came within one game of the Super Bowl.
In 2002, Gross became the Phillies' hitting instructor.
In fact, in Gross' entire career of 3,745 at-bats, Gross struck out just 250 times.
In the year which ended on the 5th of July 1775, the gross produce of this branch of the excise amounted to
Interest paid to the lender is included in the lender's gross income.
It became the third Filipino film of 2012 to gross over 100 million.
It had a massive 2nd weekend decrease by 74%, and had a finishing gross of A$570,131.
It is the opposite of the gross profit ratio (commonly known as the "gross profit margin").
It played in 50 theaters and had a domestic gross of $671,382.
It was here that Thomas Eakins' great portrait of Dr. Samuel David Gross (The Gross Clinic) was first publicly exhibited.
It went on to have a final US gross of $15,007,991.
Nothing is so characteristic of bad modelling as``gross roundnesses.''
Often the poor man is not so cold and hungry as he is dirty and ragged and gross.
On November 2, 1989, Gross filed for free agency.
Repayment of the loan is not gross income to the lender.
Tak and the Guardians of Gross is a video game released for Wii and PlayStation 2.
The amount paid to satisfy the loan obligation is not deductible (from own gross income) by the borrower.
The gross floor area is 48,302 square metres.
The gross produce of the customs, in the year which ended on the 5th of January 1755, amounted to
The jury was unable to arrive at a verdict on Jerry Gross and the government decided to drop his case.
The lender may not deduct (from own gross income) the amount of the loan.
The move ended Gross' major-league career.
The Seahawks inducted Gross into the Seahawks Ring of Honor in 1992.
The tax upon silver continued for a long time to be a fifth of the gross produce.
Their real wealth, too, is in proportion, not to their gross, but to their neat revenue.
They both received the same compensation, but Gross believed his reassignment was a demotion.
What is called gross profit, comprehends frequently not only this surplus, but what is retained for compensating such extraordinary losses.
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::: caste - one of the hereditary classes in Hindu society; social stratification; prestige
::: extrapolation - projection; conjecture; V. extrapolate: infer (unknown information) from known information
::: pertinacious - holding tenaciously to an action; stubborn; persistent
::: annuity - yearly allowance
::: impending - nearing; approaching; about to happen
::: havoc - widespread damage; disorder; chaos
::: refectory - dining hall; room where meals are served (in a school)
::: effrontery - rudeness without any sense of shame; shameless boldness; presumptousness; nerve; cheek
::: quibble - minor objection or complaint; V: raise minor objections; carp; cavil


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November 19, 2009 Categories: Movies 17 Comments
Thanks to Mariana we have now HQ screencaptures of "The Private Lives of Pippa Lee". I had seen the movie, and can tell you: Sandra is a mess. And a lovely character, isn't a surprise that Winona is getting all this buzz because the movie. She's not the main character, but did her part very preciously.
Enjoy the caps!


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Women's Basketball Continues to Improve
Coaches finding the right combinations
- Release Date:
- November 21, 2009
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PITTSBURGH, PA - The Hilbert women's basketball team rebounded from a tough loss on Friday night when they played Penn State Greater Allegheny on November 21 in the consolation game of the 3rd Annual Chatham University tournament. PS-Greater Allegheny's victory (64-58) was won at the foul line but the Hawks were in the game and the outcome could have gone either way. Chatham University finished the weekend 2-0 after beating Ursuline College (69-51) in the championship game of the Tip-Off Tournament benefitting the American Cancer Society and Coaches vs. Cancer.
Hilbert went into the locker room with an eleven point lead (37-26) but ran into foul trouble the second half; three of the Hawks starters ending up finishing the game on the bench after fouling out. For the game, PS-Greater Allegheny was 34 of 57 from the charity stripe and they won the game by hitting 22 of the 32 free throws in the second half. The player who hurt the Hawks the most was Rachel Halaszynski who finished the game with 28 points (10-17 fg; 8-16 ft). Some bright spots in the game should be noted that the Hawks had more steals than their opponent, and fewer turnovers as well. The thirty additional field goal attempts indicate Hilbert is getting enough looks at the hoop, but they just need to improve their field goal percentage.
Sophomore guard Mary Zinni (Batavia, NY/Batavia) was named to the All Tournament team after scoring a career high 24 points and setting a new Chatham Tip-Off Tournament record on Saturday with six 3-pointers in one game. Another strong contributor for the Hawks was sophomore Amanda Dudek (Tonawanda, NY/Tonawanda) with her team-leading 9 rebounds and 6 steals.
Head coach Matt Phifer believes his team is making progress. "We are definitely not where we need to be but we are improving game by game. Because we have a young team we need to keep finding the right mix of players to pull ahead and stay ahead," added Phifer.
On Tuesday, November 24, Hilbert College begins the official Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) games when they travel to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg. Greenburg is 1-1 currently, after losing to Allegheny College on November 20 (58-57) and beating Westfield State (67-49) on November 21. Greensburg boasts the coaches pick for Preseason Player of the Year in senior forward Kelsey Wilcox.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
Upcoming Events
- First Year Student Orientation
- Aug 14, 2015
- Summer Session A2 Ends
- Aug 21, 2015
- First Year Student Orientation
- Aug 28, 2015


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I am a Nerd, as well as most of my friends, and, I believe that if we band together, we CAN do whatever we want with our superhuman brainpower and mindreading skills. And so... I am calling out to YOU, my fellow Nerd, to join the IANAA (Incredibly Awesome Nerd Association of America), and to show the rest of the world our powers.
Now that you know a bit about the present-day situation of Nerds everywhere, I think that we should spend a little bit of time on the origins of Nerdiness:
Some of the inspirations for the IANAA were Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstien, Isaac Newton, Galileo Galilei, and Leonardo Da Vinci. They showed all of the drive and heart that it takes to be a Nerd. Even Albert Einstien, whose parents thought that he was an idiot, because he did not learn how to talk until he was 9 years old! Some of his teachers even asked him ot drop out of school!
So...What I hope you learned from that is that the roots of Nerds run thick and deep, and that you don't have to be a genius at first, and that some people want to wait until people completely give up on them until they show their true colors as a Nerd, so that they can see how people would treat them without their brainpower.
If you ever feel like being a Nerd is kind of boring, look at this picture, and remember that all of your fellow nerds love and support you:
And if you ever are bored, go to one of the AWESOME sites on the LINKS page!


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NO 'D' FOR CLEVELAN Offense wakes up, but 58 is eye opener
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Cincinnati - A surreal week that began with coach Butch Davis refusing to resign and Owner Randy Lerner refusing to fire him ended with the Browns refusing to play defense.
They scored 48 points and lost. No Browns team ever did that.
They gave up 58 points to the Cincinnati Bengals, who made the game close by throwing three interceptions.
The 58-48 final was the second highest-scoring game in NFL history. The Washington Redskins defeated the New York Giants, 72-41, on Nov. 27, 1966.
"It's tough to explain sometimes how bizarre our games can become," Davis said after his team lost for the fifth time in a row. "Just when you think you can't make first downs, you go out and score points and you can't slow people down."
A week ago, the Browns lost, 10-7, to the Jets when they missed two field goals.
On Sunday, Kelly Holcomb, in place of injured Jeff Garcia, threw for 413 yards and five touchdowns.
The defense produced a daily double, of sorts, by allowing Rudi Johnson to rush for 202 yards and two touchdowns, and Carson Palmer to throw for 251 yards and four touchdowns.
"It's frustrating," linebacker Warrick Holdman said. "All this stuff about the coach is going on all week, and we have a letdown like this. Now we've got to deal with this."
Safety Robert Griffith wanted to chew off the heads of scribes searching for answers. Griffith quickly collected himself and apologized for an outburst.
"I'm frustrated," Griffith said. "We missed a lot of tackles and gave up a lot of big plays. I mean, we gave up 58 points, man. We gave up deep balls, long runs. When it rains, it pours. We just have to turn off the sprink-
The Browns gave up 58 points to the Houston Oilers in a 1990 game while Jim Shofner tried to hold the fort after Bud Carson was fired as coach.
The franchise record for points allowed is 59, rung up by the Detroit Lions in the 1957 NFL Championship Game. The Lions were a quality team that year, of course.
The Bengals had not defeated an AFC North rival in six previous meetings, including four this season. This victory raised their record to 5-6.
"I don't know if I've ever been on the sideline for a defensive game like that, but we'll take it," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said.
The Bengals scored in double figures in all four quarters. And yet, they could not put the Browns away until a Holcomb pass for Aaron Shea was intercepted by Deltha O'Neal and returned 31 yards for a touchdown with 1:43 to play.
"I saw him," Holcomb said of O'Neal. "I thought Aaron knew he was there and would come back to the ball."
For Holcomb, it was a stand-in performance eerily typical of his time in Cleveland - unbelievably prolific, yet not good enough.
His name is on the 40-39 loss to Kansas City in the 2002 opener and the historic 36-33 playoff defeat to Pittsburgh at the end of that season. That defensive meltdown begat the roster purge by Davis that has since produced 19 losses in 27 games.
"It sure would be nice to win one of these shootouts," Holcomb said.
Holcomb was stationed behind an offensive line that featured a new right guard, Damion Cook, who was claimed off waivers from Baltimore just 12 days ago. Cook was making his first career start.
The Browns scored first after the first of Palmer's two interceptions in the first quarter, but the game looked to be tucked away at halftime with the Bengals ahead, 27-13.
Holcomb must have sprinkled that magic dust on his hands in the locker room because he was unstoppable the second half. After halftime, he was 21-of-25 for 348 yards and four touchdowns.
"At the start of the third quarter, we came out and just threw it and we got into a rhythm," Holcomb said.
The Browns scored touchdowns on five successive possessions in the second half as Holcomb spread the ball around to tight ends Steve Heiden (seven catches, three touchdowns) and Shea (five catches), and wideouts Antonio Bryant (eight catches, two touchdowns) and Dennis Northcutt (five catches).
"I felt we could score every time we had the ball," Bryant said. "Kelly was throwing left, right, under, over."
Shea said, "Our defense has bailed us out so many times, I was hoping we could help them out today."
But the Bengals were equally relentless. The Bengals matched Holcomb's first two touchdowns in the third quarter until settling for a field goal.
Then, in a 29-second span, the Browns scored twice on a William Green 1-yard run and Heiden's third touchdown set up by Barry Gardner's interception. With 10:22 to play, the Browns were ahead, 48-44.
The defensive breakdown of the game - among a wide assortment - came on the next Cincinnati possession.
The Bengals faced third-and-2 at the Browns' 35. Rudi Johnson took the handoff and ran around the right end. Cornerback Michael Lehan met him with a lowered shoulder at the 30. Johnson shook off Lehan like a lapdog and rumbled to the 7. He scored on the next play.
"He's a big, powerful back," Lehan said of the 220-pound Johnson. "That doesn't excuse the tackling woes we had. You've got to bring guys down. I pretty much have to make that tackle."
Holcomb survived two smashing sacks and had the Browns on the move at the end, until O'Neal's interception.
The Browns are 3-8 and prepare this week for Sunday's arrival of the defending champion New England Patriots.
"Hopefully, we can keep things going," Holcomb said.
He meant on offense, obviously.
- How are the Browns doing?


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Richard J. Reddick
Assistant Professor, Ed.D.; Coordinator, M.Ed. Program in College & University Student Personnel Administration
Higher Education concentration, Program in Higher Education Leadership
Office & Hours
Office: SZB 310B (note new office location)
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Courses of Instruction
EDA 391S, History of Higher Education (Fall)
EDA 388E, Economics and Finance of Higher Education (Fall)
EDA 381Q, Qualitative Research Design (Spring)
EDA 382M, Organizational Design and Behavior (Spring)
Mailing Address
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Department of Educational Administration
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Austin, TX 78712-1604
UT Mail Code: D5400
Full Vita
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Richard J. Reddick, 2010-2011 Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Career Enhancement Fellow, is an assistant professor in the College of Education's Department of Educational Administration at The University of Texas at Austin, and is also the coordinator of the M.Ed. program in College and University Student Personnel Administration. Dr. Reddick is an award winning teacher and scholar, the recipient of the Spring 2009 Eyes of Texas Excellence Award, 2012 Outstanding Young Texas Ex Award, the John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies Faculty Teaching Award, and the Black Faculty and Staff Association (BFSA) Faculty Member of the Year Award. Dr. Reddick is also an affiliate of the Department of African and African Diaspora Studies, the John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies and the Gender and Sexuality Center at The University of Texas at Austin.
Dr. Reddick's teaching and research focuses on diversity in higher education, the sociocultural adaptation of Black families, and qualitative research methods. Dr. Reddick's research on mentoring relationships between faculty and Black students includes factors influencing faculty mentorship, the role of formative experiences in professors' lives in their approach to mentoring, and the advising and counseling approaches utilized by faculty in mentoring Black students.
Prior to joining the UT faculty, Dr. Reddick worked in student affairs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, and Emory University. Previously, he taught elementary and middle school in inner city Houston, in addition to training Teach For America corps members as a school director. Dr. Reddick has co-authored and co-edited four books on the African-American family, historically Black colleges and universities, and the impact of the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court ruling on diversity in American education, as well as over 25 publications, including peer-reviewed scholarly articles and book chapters. Dr. Reddick is a Distinguished Graduate of the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin (BA, Plan II, 1995) and has earned graduate degrees from Harvard University (Ed.D., Higher Education, 2007, and Ed.M., Administration, Planning, and Social Policy, 1998). A proud Austinite and former Jeopardy! champion, Dr. Reddick attended Del Valle, Travis, and Reagan High Schools, and graduated from Johnston High School with honors in 1990. Dr. Reddick and his wife Sherry (BJ, The University of Texas at Austin, 1997) are the proud parents of two children, Karl and Katherine.
You can follow Dr. Reddick on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#DrRichReddick
Ed.D., Higher Education, Harvard University (2007) [Elected Lead Class Marshal]
Ed.M., Administration, Planning and Social Policy, Harvard University (1998)
B.A., Plan II Liberal Arts Honors/African-American Studies, The University of Texas at Austin (1995) [Dean's Distinguished Graduate, College of Liberal Arts]
Representative Publications
Reddick, R. J. & Sáenz, V. B. (2012). Coming home: Hermanos académicos reflect on paths and present realities at their home institution. Harvard Educational Review, 82(3), 353-380.
Reddick, R. J., & Young, M. D. (2012). Mentoring graduate students of color. In S. Fletcher & C. Mullen (Eds.), The SAGE handbook of mentoring and coaching for education (pp. 412-429). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE.
Griffin, K. A., & Reddick, R. J. (2011). Surveillance and sacrifice: Gender differences in the mentoring patterns of Black professors at predominantly White research universities. American Educational Research Journal, 48(5), 1032-1057. doi: 10.3102/0002831211405025.
Reddick, R. J. (2011). Intersecting identities: Mentoring contributions and challenges for Black faculty mentoring Black undergraduates. Mentoring & Tutoring, 19(3), 319-346.
Reddick, R. J., Rochlen, A. B., Grasso, J. R., Reilly, E. R., & Spikes, D. R. (2011). Academic fathers pursuing tenure: A qualitative study of work-family conflict, coping strategies, and departmental culture. Psychology of Men & Masculinity. Advance online publication. doi: 10.1037/a0023206
Willie, C. V. & Reddick, R. J. (2010). A new look at Black families (6th ed.). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.
Carter, D. J., Flores, S. M., & Reddick, R. J. (Eds.). (2005). Legacies of Brown: Multiracial equity in American education. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Education Press.
Recent Awards
- Outstanding Young Texas Ex Award, Ex-Students' Association of The University of Texas (2012).
- Career Enhancement Fellowship, Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation (2010-2011).
- Faculty Research Grant, Office of the Vice President of Research, The University of Texas at Austin (2009).
- Eyes of Texas Excellence Award (2009).
- John L. Warfield Center for African and African-American Studies Faculty Summer Grant Award, The University of Texas at Austin (2009 and 2010).
- The University of Texas Center for Collaborative Educational Research and Policy Research Grant (2008).
- Commencement Lead Marshal, Class of 2008, Harvard Graduate School of Education (2008).
- Spencer Foundation Research Training Grant (2003-6).
Current Research Projects and Grants
Mentor Experiences in the Intellectual Entrepreneurship Pre-Graduate Internship at The University of Texas at Austin (with Dr. Rick Cherwitz)
"A Hole in Austin's Soul": Optimally Aligning Black Faculty Community Engagement and Scholarship at an Urban, Southern Predominantly White Community and Institution
Gender Differences Among African American Faculty Mentors (with Dr. Kimberly Griffin, Pennsylvania State University)
Academic Fathers and Institutional Policies (with Dr. Aaron Rochlen)
Austin High-Poverty, High Minority High School Graduates of Color in Higher Education (sponsor: UT Center for Collaborative Educational Research and Policy)
The Dire State of African-American Males in Higher Education (with Dr. Julian Vasquez Heilig)
Research Interests and Expertise
Mentoring in higher education; status of African-American faculty in higher education; historically Black colleges and universities; best practices in promoting inclusivity and diversity in higher education; status of African-American families in American society; experiences of students of color in American higher education; qualitative research methods (phenomenological interviewing).
Boards, Committees and Associations
- Chair, The University of Texas at Austin Faculty Council Standing Committee on Student Life and Activities (2011-2012)
- Editorial Board Member, Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice (2010-present)
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Being a baseball player doesn't just happen between March and October, it's a year round gig. The off season is a time to stay on top of your game, refine your skills, and improve your abilities. Since baseball is an outside sport, you often have to be creative when figuring out how to accomplish these tasks during the cold Winter months. Here are a few tips:
Indoor Batting Cage: Check to see if your town has an indoor batting cage. This is a great way to keep your batting eye sharp and your timing down, both critical to being successful at baseball. If there isn't a local indoor batting cage, try your local YMCA, or get your own portable baseball pitching machine and set it up at your local gym or rec center.
Baseball Hitting Aides: If there are no available batting cages and you have no place to set up a pitching machine, there are other options. The Hit-Away is a baseball attached to a rubber band. Attach the Hit Away to any pole and when you hit it, it wraps around the pole and as it unwinds you hit it again. You can also hit off a tee, or get a pitching machine that throws whiffle balls.
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Dance Umbrella turns 25 with dignityTammy Ballantyne
02/15/2013 13:07:23
Tammy Ballantyne: Forget about the state of the nation; those of us gathered at the Wits Theatre last night were there to assess the pulse of the nation.
We were there to feel the lifeblood of artistic creation; to feel energy pumping through our veins as we reflected on the Dance Umbrella festival that began as a tiny germ of an idea 25 years ago and has marched through the years with pride as a showcase for new, original contemporary dance.
It is ironic then, that with so much to celebrate, with so many wonderful dance-makers and companies in existence, that the dance community faces a bleak future with a funding crisis much worse than pre-1994. Agencies such as the National Arts Council (NAC) and the National Lotteries Distribution Trust Fund (NLDTF) have moved the goal posts without consultation and summarily cut the precious three-year company funding that the arts sector fought so hard for several years ago.
The government speaks about 'sustainability' without recognising the special requirements of the arts and culture sector. Project funding and one-year funding simply cannot assist an organisation to stay afloat; words such as "development" are bandied about without a real acknowledgment that several organisations such as Moving Into Dance Mophatong (MIDM), Vuyani DanceTheatre (VDT), Jazzart Dance Theatre in Cape Town, Flatfoot Dance Company in KZN, the Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative and many more, have been DOING development since their inception.
These companies have been training young people from all parts of SA as an integral part of their overall strategies and philosophies. How will taking 50% of the NLDTF's budget to rural areas help organisations that have no infrastructure, no support and no administrative skills? The thinking is completely short-sighted.
Where were representatives of the Department of Arts and Culture, the NAC and other bodies? Why weren't they there last night to hear Dance Forum's Georgina Thomson speak of how this festival has not only catapulted extraordinary dancers and choreographers into successful careers but has also sustained an annual platform for artistic creation and provided material and human resources through multitudes of developmental projects?
She paid tribute to the visionaries, Adrienne Sichel and Marilyn Poole, who approached Philip Stein of the Vita Awards with the idea of this festival. Without these three luminaries and their constant support and dedication to dance, we would not have been celebrating last night.
Where were they to hear Maria Kint from the Cultural Development Trust speak of the amazing DanceXChange project happening in six centres around the country, in impoverished communities, in communities where young people are finding meaning and purpose through dance? She spoke of "human development", one of the Millennium Development Goals for 2015. The project supported by Africalia and Rand Merchant Bank, focusses on teaching aspiring artists to understand the business of dance by skilling them with arts management modules as well as the choreographic ones.
And who could not be moved by Alfred Hinkel, former artistic director of Jazzart Dance Theatre and now working back in Oukiep, Northern Cape, also as part of DanceXChange, painting a picture of how the young people in Oukiep are finding new outlets through dance. Some of these communities are the forgotten ones; crime is high, unemployment is the norm, the youth have no sense of 'I can'.
Hinkel talked of the scientific benefits of dance; that through regular cardio-vascular exercise, endorphins are released and people feel more positive about themselves. Dance class teaches cognitive and retentive skills. He said: "We have uncovered so much talent but it needs to be guided properly; we are working towards an acknowledgement of self and hope to create a blue-print for similar projects to be rolled out across the country. And all the time, we are aiming for excellence and quality."
The performances perfectly illustrated all that was spoken about.
Sonia Radebe, graduate and company member of MIDM, created a new work, Treasure to a Being, which transported us into an apocalyptic state of being; costumes are Mad Max-ish, textured and layered with strange raised bumps and protrusions; the music is harsh, throbbing and intrusive. Muzi Shili is manipulated like a puppet and the dancers move feral-like across the stage. At one point, Teboho Letele, writhes and rolls while the others thrash lengths of coloured twine.
It is aggressive, speaks of being trapped and enslaved and perhaps the need to break out of limiting societal norms. Radebe's work is another departure from the afro-fusion style that we associate with MIDM and marks a brave new direction for a promising female choreographer.
Out of the Tunnel by Soweto Dance Project's Carly Dibakwane needs some shaping and direction to bring out the true theme. The use of small lights on the dancers' bodies is inventive and invokes humour as we see four shadowy people looking for the exit. The work then breaks into full-blown dance sequences with the four men doing complex lifts and carries to classical then jazz music. It is wonderful to see that Dibakwane is still training and teaching – he was featured on the very first Dance Umbrella in 1989; a cause to celebrate his legacy and history.
Thola (Discoveries) is the outcome of a residency facilitated by Thabo Kobeli as part of the Africalia DanceXChange programme of 2012. Kobeli worked with dancers from KZN and Limpopo in a very short time period. The piece, a work in progress, was impressive considering the participants have never been exposed to contemporary dance before. Their focus and inner narratives were clear and there was a sense of drama and relationships that can be explored further.
The evening ended with possibly one of the most beautiful, wondrous pieces created by Gregory Maqoma for his company VDT. Beautiful Us, part of Maqoma's Beauty Trilogy, makes palpable what good training and exceptional leadership can do with talent. Many of his dancers began their dancing lives in cultural groups in their communities and discovered formal dance training through many of the companies mentioned above.
They are talented but with it comes the discipline and effort that goes into honing those wonderful human beings into what we see on the stage. The capacity of their bodies to tackle incredible vocabulary is mind-blowing; the ensemble work is dynamic and fluid; Maqoma's crafting is a gift to his dancers and audience.
I have watched the likes of Roseline Keppler, Gladwell Rakoma and Xolisile Bongwana arrive as trainees and flourish and blossom into the dancers on that stage last night. In the company of Lulu Mlangeni, Teresia Mojela, Shawn Mothupi and others, VDT made tangible the essence of what we were gathered there for: to ensure that, despite the financial hurdles, the dance community will continue to inspire, innovate and nurture.
The mini birthday Dance Umbrella event continues tonight at 19:30 and 21:00 and tomorrow at 18:00 and 19:30 at the Wits Theatre. The main Dance Umbrella features as part of the Arts Alive International Festival from September 1-15.
Tammy Ballantyne
Web site: http://www.artslink.co.za/arts
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Dates: Friday, 26th February 2016 - Monday, 7th March 2016
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Mosaic School Chess Team Doing Well in Area Tournaments
For the second week in a row, the Mosaic Chess Team placed second in an area tournament.
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The Mosaic team had only four participants at the Grant/ESAA event at North, but they proved to be a powerful force. Sixth-grade participants and their points were as follows: Cander Rosenthal, 4 points; Drew Engberg, 3 points; and John Rango, 3 points. Seventh-grader Alex Dean also scored 3 points, bringing the team's total to 13 and giving them a second-place finish.
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