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It's been a few days, so it's time for another marginal NBA player to sign in Europe. The latest is Nuggets big man Timofey Mozgov, who is planning to return to play in his native Russia, according to Sports.ru.
Mozgov would play for BC Khimki, who is who he was with from 2006-10 before coming to the NBA after being drafted by the Knicks last year.
The report indicates that the deal is just for the lockout, meaning that Mozgov will have an opt-out clause to return to the NBA if the lockout doesn't wipe out games.
Depending on Nene's situation in Denver, Mozgov could be a very important piece. He's already got a good amount of value to the organization as a quality backup to the Brazilian big man and a piece of the Carmelo Anthony trade, but if the Nuggets can't keep Nene, he immediately becomes starting material. Probably not ideal for the Nuggets, but it could be reality.
Mozgov, who is 7-1 and can run a little, had a decent rookie season in New York and Denver averaging 3.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per game. All of that came in limited, spot minutes, but his role could increase next year.
Obviously he's comfortable playing in Europe, specifically Russia, since, you know, he's from there. There won't be any surprises for Mozgov and he's going to handle everything fine. He's currently under contract in the NBA with the Nuggets, so there will be some FIBA issues to sort out, but none of that comes into play unless the NBA misses games.
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|MalerKotla - My State by Waqar Khan
My father's family migrated from Malerkotla in East Punjab to Pakistan in 1948. My fore fathers lived there since 1442 AD. The history goes like this that Hazrat Sadruddin moved from Afghanistan to a place near present Malerkotla. One day, in 1450 Bahlol Khan Lodhi, the governor of Lahore and Sirhind, was passing by and decided to spend a night there. He got impressed by the piety and personality of Hazrat Sadruddin and promised that if he becomes the King of Delhi he would give her daughter's hand in marriage to Hazrat Sadruddin. He took over the reins of Delhi Sultanate in 1451, and became the first Afghan ruler of Delhi. He fulfilled his promise. He gave 56 villages to her daughter as a wedding gift. Hazrat Sadruddin laid a stone of a new city called Maler. His family flourished and ruled Malerkotla state since then. There were more than 500 Sherwani families in Malerkotla at the time of partition.
|History of MalerKotla
Malerkotla, a Muslim pathan state, is most respected house in Punjab. Maler Kotla state was founded in 1600. It is a historic fact that during the 1947 riots when the whole of Punjab was in flames it was the State of Malerkotla which did not witness a single incident of violence. It was in island of peace. When the younger Sahibzadas of Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th and the last Sikh Guru, were ordered to be bricked alive by the governor of Sarhind, Wazir Khan, his close relative Sher Mohammed Khan, Nawab of Malerkotla who was present in the court, lodged vehement protest against this inhuman act and said it is against the glorious tenets of Quran and Islam. Wazir Khan acquiesced and the Sahibzadas were tortured and bricked alive. At this the noble Nawab of Malerkotla walked out of the court in protest. Guru Gobind Singh on learning this kind and humanitarian approach profusely thanked the Nawab of Malerkotla and blessed him with his Hukamnama, Kirpan etc. In recognition of this act, the State of Malerkotla did not witness a single incident of violence during partition.
To facilitate the oriental scholars, Punjabi University, Patiala, decided to establish an Institute of higher learning in this
field in the 'Urdu Town of Punjab' i.e. Malerkotla named after one of the founders of Malerkotla Estate, Nawab
Sher Mohammad Khan.
The NAWAB SHER MOHD. KHAN INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES IN URDU , PERSIAN AND ARABIC provides the facilities of
higher research in the area of Urdu/Persian Languages and Literature up to the level of Ph.D. Besides regular classes are being run for M.A.
(Persian) and Certificate Courses (Urdu, Persian and Arabic).
|Coins of MalerKotla State
|Stamp of MalerKotla State
|Malerkotla State Gazzette - Dated: Jul 28, 1948
|The rulers of Malerkotla
Please visit http://www.4dw.net/royalark/India/malerk.htm for the detail.
|Excerpt from Sir Stanly Reed's book The British India founded
1948 statistics:
Area: 165 square miles
Population: 85,000
Revenue: 14 Lakhs
The Malerkotla state consists of a level sandy plain unbroken by a hill or stream, bounded by the Ludhiana district on the north, by the Patiala territory on the east and south, and by the Ludhiana district, Patiala and Nabha states territories on the west.
The nawabs of Malerkotla are of "Kurd" descent who came originally from the province of "Sherwan" and settled in the town of Sherwan north of the Persia and after settling for a time in Afghanistan near Ghazni came to India and settled at maler, the old capital of state in 1442. Originally they held positions of trust under the Lodhi and the Moghal emperors. As the Moghal Empire began to sink into decay, they gradually became independent. Although the Sherwani clan is famed as Pathan, it in reality is Sayyid in its origin, for its ancestral progenitor was Sayyid Husain Ghauri (RA.) who migrated from Ghaur during the reign of Khalifa Abdul Malik Bin Marwaan (d. 65 Aft) and settled in the region neighboring `Koohe Sulaimaan'. Sayyid Husain Ghauri (R.A.) settled among the Pathans and married the daughter of Batan Bin Qais Abdur Rashid. She bore him two sons, Lodhi and Sherwani. The descendents of Sherwani became known as Sherwaani.
The state entered into political relations with the British government in 1909. At that time the ruler was Lt.Col his highness Nawab Sir Ahmad Ali Khan Bahadur k.c.s.i. k.c.i.e. who was born in 1881 and succeeded in 1908 and died on 16 Oct 1947 during the disturbances. When whole of the east Punjab was suffering from disturbances but the Malerkotla was in peace. India has no example of peace like Malerkotla State.
The chief products of the state are cotton, sugar, poppy aniseed, mustard, garlic, onion and all sorts of grains.
The state maintains sappers, infantry, cavalry and artillery.
|Map location of Malerkotla State
|Nawab of Malerkotla's protocol status
In Mughal times, Court rank was based on the military commands held by individuals. This would change from time to time as they were promoted, demoted, executed or expired. The system was fluid and arbitrary, no defined order of precedence prevailing. British rule united India into one political unit for the first time in history. Communications internal communications expanded, international contacts grew, and interaction between the rulers, as well as, between the rulers and the central government increased enormously. The need for a universal order of precedence became necessary, so a system based on gun salutes gradually came into vogue.
The more important rulers received salutes ranging from 21 guns, for the largest territorial rulers, to 3 guns for some minor sheikhs on the Arabian coast. H.H. the Nawab of Maler Kotla was given hereditary salutes of 11-guns (13-guns local).


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West Seattle Crime Watch followup: No hate-crime arrests yetSeptember 27, 2011 at 12:42 pm | In Crime, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
Following up on the reported hate-crime attack against a Genesee couple, first reported here on Saturday night – someone smashed windows and slashed tires on their vehicles, and that they found a threatening, anti-gay note – we have checked with both Seattle Police and the victims. Police will say only that it is an "active and ongoing investigation." Meantime, after more than 100 supportive comments following the original WSB coverage, Chris and Lyle added their own:
From the bottom of our overflowing hearts, we can't begin to thank everyone for their show of support through the incident that happened at our home. We were surprised, as all of you were, that this even happened in our community. We have been residents of West Seattle for over 4 years now and have always been welcomed with open arms. If these cowards thought for one minute that we plan to be a victim and to live in fear, they thought wrong. Your kind words through this horrible situation have strengthened us beyond imagine and are even more proud to be part of this community. …
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Chris and Lyle, from another queer WS couple, you have all our sympathy.
We were burglarized a few years back, and it turned into what the police called a "hate crime of opportunity." Once they got inside and saw the GLBT-themed books in the bookshelf, they began tearing them all to shreds and stomped our furniture apart, destroying nearly everything in the main room. They were interrupted before they got to the bedroom, and got away with some small electronics, but none of our REALLY valuable stuff… except the books and furniture they destroyed.
Our burglars were never caught, despite having cut themselves on the way in and left blood smears and really good fingerprints. It was never cataloged as a hate crime, though the officer on the scene (N. Nguyen also!) verbally referred to it as such when he saw the level of damage and the targets. Keep pushing to ensure your situation isn't downgraded to a standard vandalism or something. I've heard of the "well we can convict on a lesser charge" excuse. Don't accept it. Let the community know if we can help in applying the pressure to keep it high-priority.
I'm so sorry you've had to go through this. Let WSB know if there's anything you need that we, your neighbors, can provide.
Comment by A — 3:57 pm September 27, 2011 #
Hope the perps are caught and convicted promptly. Hate has no place in our community.
Comment by LivesinWS — 9:09 pm September 27, 2011 #
Just know that 95% of your neighbors are behind you and the other 5% will probably die from old age or be in prison in the near future.
Comment by liveherenow — 1:17 am September 28, 2011 #
Chris and Lyle I hope they catch the punks who did this to you and they prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. I am a neighbor as well and hate to see any kind of crime happen. I will be even more vigilent and on the lookout for anybody suspicious in our neighborhood.
Comment by Lola — 6:43 am September 28, 2011 #
Chris, it was great meeting you the other night, but I certainly wish it had been under different circumstances. I really hope they get these guys, and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. Please let us know about any neighborhood organization/watch programs, as we are eager to help stop this kind of nonesense! We are behind you 100%, and eager to help in any way we can. Let's keep our neighborhood safe and free of these senseless acts! I hope you guys have begun to find a sense of normalcy again, and I'm glad that it was only property that was damaged by these cowards.
Best Wishes!
Comment by Josh — 10:49 am September 28, 2011 #
I would urge you guys to read this. On behalf of real Christians, we apologize.
Comment by Brent Schindel — 3:43 pm September 28, 2011 #
We have 2 children.. all of our family lives on the East Coast where my husband and myself grew up…in a all white wealthy community.
When we choose to have children we wanted to raise them here in West Seattle so they could grow up with a big diversity of people. Our boys do not know the difference between white,black, asian, straight or gay etc…. We all should be created equal. We are very lucky to have so much diversity in our kids lives..
We are so blessed to live in such a great community..when something like a hate crime comes into our area (or any area)I get so upset..what are we teaching our children..?
Hats off to the both of you for sticking up for yourselfs! Keep it up : )
Comment by P — 4:41 pm September 28, 2011 #
Live and let live. Hate has no place and is a poison that destroys mainly those who try and spread it.
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The results of the 2011-12 state tests have been released.
Central, Eastern, Northern, South Eastern, South Western, Southern, Spring Grove and York Suburban made overall state standards on the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment exams.
Dallastown, Dover, Hanover Public, Northeastern, Red Lion, West Shore and West York missed making adequate yearly progress for the first time in recent years, while York City missed it for the ninth year in a row.
Department of Education Secretary Ronald Tomalis said statewide, one in four students did not meet proficiency marks in reading and math; proficiency means a student can do grade-level work.
"That's an unacceptable (performance)," Tomalis said.
Tomalis said math, reading and writing PSSA scores overall are down slightly. He attributed it in part to investigations of more than 100 school districts of their "integrity" in submitting tests. There were issues with erasure marks and other abnormalities, Tomalis said, with some districts.
"Now scores have gone down. We hit the reset button on student performance," Tomalis said. "We can't go back and see when the cheating started, how it started, and what year."
Reaction:Dallastown Area School District, had met standards for several years until this past year, had problems at the secondary level.
"I was hoping we'd maintain AYP for our district. I'm not happy," said Superintendent Ron Dyer.
Dyer said the high school has been focusing on the Keystone Exams, which are the state's replacement for the 11th grade PSSA starting this school year. The exams were in a pilot phase last year.
Unlike the end-of-year style PSSAs, the Keystones are end-of-course exams. Trying to juggle both in the past year has caused some preparation issues, Dyer and other superintendents have said. Most York County high schools did not meet state standards.
York City Superintendent Deborah Wortham said she was thrilled McKinley Elementary made AYP again, getting it off of the warning list. And Devers Elementary made AYP for the first time in about six years, she said.
"The strategies we put in place last year are sustainable. We can do it again," Wortham said of McKinley.
Still, the rest of the district did not make AYP. Wortham, though, said she chooses to "look under the hood" of data. There were spots of improvement around the district, particularly in math, she said.
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The district's new K-8 model, replacing the elementary and middle school model, should help continue progress, she added.
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** Central York School District: Central York High School
** Dallastown Area School District: Dallastown Area Middle School; Dallastown Area High School
** Dover Area School District: Dover Area High School; Leib Elementary; North Salem Elementary; Weigelstown Elementary
** Eastern York School District: Canadochly Elementary
** Hanover Public School District: Hanover Middle School; Hanover Senior High School
** Northeastern School District: Conewago Elementary; Northeastern Senior High School
** Northern School Distrct: Northern High School; Northern Middle School
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** South Eastern School District: South Eastern Middle School East
** South Western School District: Baresville Elementary; Markle Intermediate; Park Hills Elementary; South Western Senior High School
** Southern York School District: Friendship Elementary; Shrewsbury Elementary; Susquehannock High School
** Spring Grove Area School District: New Salem Elementary; Spring Grove Area Intermediate; Spring Grove Area Senior High School; Spring Grove Elementary
** West Shore School District: Cedar Cliff High School; Crossroads Middle School; Fishing Creek Elementary; Highland Elementary; Lemoyne Middle School; New Cumberland Middle; Red Land Senior High School; Newberry Elementary
** West York Area School District: West York Area Senior High School; West York Middle School
** York City School District: Davis Elementary; Smith Middle; Ferguson Elementary; Goode Elementary; Hannah Penn Middle; Jackson Elementary; William Penn Senior High School
** York Suburban School District: York Suburban Senior High School
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Properly defined and executed, MPS projects can deliver real results including improved control over and utilization of output devices as well as lower per-page and ongoing asset costs. But focusing on these print-related benefits can simply yield a cheaper version of the status quo by delivering the same information in the same format, albeit at a lower price. The ultimate goal of MPS should be more than shaving fractions off the cost per printed page; it should also seek to reduce the total number of pages printed in the first place.
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Through in-depth customer interviews, The Photizo Group (Photizo) has identified three distinct stages in MPS adoption. According to Ed Crowley in the latest issue of their MPS Insights Journal*, these stages correspond to three increasingly ambitious customer goals:
The last of these requires vendors to take a consultative approach "…which may incorporate software and services, not just hardware, and, provide business process recommendations." Implicit in this statement is the idea that many customers and vendors view MPS primarily as a way to decrease hardware, paper, and consumable costs.
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For example, an insurance company in the eastern U.S. used to print customer reports in its central offices and mail them to remote agents around the country. Each report was printed in full, although agents rarely needed more than a few pages of information. LRS worked with the customer to implement a PageCenterX-based solution that provided web-based access to all the information – and only the information – needed by the remote agents. Instant access to customer reports helps agents be more responsive to their customers and decreases the risk of sensitive customer documents being lost in delivery or accessed by unauthorized parties.
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it was the boy and i 7year anniversary yesterday and to celebrate we went to Euro Lounge (Shop 21, the Piazza Castle Towers Old Northern Rd, Castle hill) for their degustation menu ($82.50)
the duck consomme tasted like 100 ducks had given up their lives to be a part of the extremely fragrant liquid to warm my hungry soul
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Lobster & prawn ravioli with spinach, tomato concasse and champagne veloute. i turned into a ravioli convert after eating this- soft noodley parcels hiding lobster and prawn chunks and covered in a buttery, creamy sauce topped with the salty goodness that is the miracle of cheese
Ravioli of braised lamb with Spanish chorizo & mint. noods missed out on my ravioli because of the prawn so this was his substitute and i have to say it was almost as awesome as my dish… so much so that i ended up stealing forkfuls whenever he wasnt looking because the lamb innards were so tender and tasty
Twice cooked pork belly "Majorcan art" served with sautéed apricots, jamon patata bravas & marsala sauce. i was a little disappointed the crackling wasnt very crispy but oh the pork belly, my second favourite part of the animal (you know, after the skin heh) was delicious and packed full of melty fatty goodness
Rare roasted venison with a risotto of forest mushrooms & flash fried leek. heh we got a special bonus course courtesy of super chef alex and i reckon this was my 2nd favourite course (fav was the main). The venison was tasty but the risotto was freaking awesome! Cooked perfectly to al dente it did indeed taste like a forest of mushrooms had been culled just to make that risotto so tasty
Gin, lemon & mint granita. the palate cleanser was refreshing and provided a much needed break between the foods. the boy and i were pretty surprised at the size of the granita but we loved it especially the candied lemon rinds (hee see our banner on the table?)
Pan roasted Grimaud duck breast, sauteed green beans, potato pearls & hazelnuts served with a honey and sherry sauce. There were two options for the 'main' and im always a sucker for duck and look at that beauty! Fat strips of juicy ducky with crispy skin mmm and i was super happy it wasnt in an orange sauce cos i hate duck and orange sauce lol
Grain fed fillet rested on wilted spinach, crushed kipfler potato served with morel mushroom sauce. By this stage noods was clutching his stomach but he said his beef was tops
Belgium chocolate tart with blood orange gelato & chocolate sauce. So so rich but not to worry this is where your emergency second stomach comes out to play and soon youll find the plate licked clean heh
We had to take away our petit fours because we were just too full bah fail! a giant thank you to the staff at euro lounge for the awesome service, our customised table complete with banner and confetti, and of course for the fantastic food. we loved everything and hope to come back realllll soon =D
happy anniversary noods! i <3 you!
happy anniversary love! i love you :)— noods Sep 26, 11:07 PM #
Happy Anniversary dudes! Usually i would make some sort of comment that would go something like 'get engaged/married already' but as we all know that's already happening (yay!).
Anyway i used to like duck until one got up and out of the water and started to cuddle with me at lane cove national park. Now i can't eat them. They're like friends.— marj Sep 28, 08:10 PM #
wow wow wow.. I can't believe you had all of that to eat! no wonder you had to take away the petit fours.— Linda Sep 29, 06:02 PM #
That chocolate cake looks sooooo rich. And that venison looks amazing.
And ooOOOOooo, look at Noods and his new shirt!— Fiona Sep 29, 06:25 PM #
Happy Anniversary to Chocolatesuze and Noods :)— elinluv Sep 30, 02:31 PM #
OMG. That looks like a HUGE degustation..I admire your courage and fortitude in representing the foodie massive.
:)— melissa Oct 1, 03:23 PM #
if it takes 100 ducks to make one truly satisfied..perhaps that would be a reasonably trade off :)
Happy Anni you two…— D Oct 2, 12:25 PM #
noods: =D
marj: heh we should start asking about when you and daniel are tying the knot!
linda: i know! we failed! heh we've never had to take away food from degustations!
fiona: lol so you liked his makeover?
elinluv: thanks dude!
melissa: heh the portions were huge!
d: thank you! yeah the ducks went to a happy place heh
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Warren William Chambless
Warren William Chambless, 69, of Highlands, N.C., passed away Saturday, Aug. 10, 2013. Born in Bay County, Florida, he was the son of the late Horace Russell Chambless and Frances Beall Chambless. He was married to Penny Kente Chambless for 47 years. He was a graduate of Fitzgerald High School, and the University of Georgia. He retired from Allstate Insurance Company in 2000 and later returned to work with the National Catastrophe Team for Allstate. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, David Russell Chambless and Monika of Cashiers, N.C.; one sister, Martha Chambless of Sevierville, Tenn.; and two grandchildren, Sofia and Lilliana Chambless of Cashiers.
A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
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Eunice Hunter Stribling, 94, of Highlands, N.C., passed away peacefully on Aug. 10, 2013.
The widow of Robert Sloan Stribling, Eunice had been a resident of the Chestnut Hill community since 1998. She and "Strib" were founding members (1964) of the Wildcat Cliffs Country Club. Her golfing talent and competitiveness propelled her to a record seven Ladies Club Championships there. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Highlands. An avid golfer and bridge player, she also loved walking the trails of Whiteside Mountain with its wildflowers, birds and galax plants.
She was born Eunice Stuart Hunter Jr. in 1919 in Spartanburg, S.C., to Edward Orlando and Eunice Stuart Highsmith Hunter. She was the fourth of seven siblings, all of whom pre-deceased her. After high school in Chester, she earned a degree from Limestone College in 1939 (Gaffney, S.C.) and later worked for Springs Textile Mills in Lancaster, S.C. There she met "Strib" and they were married in 1949. He worked as general manager of the Grace Bleachery-Springs Textiles. He retired as executive vice president, and they moved to Highlands for summers and to North Myrtle Beach, S.C. for the winters. "Strib" died in 1986. Eunice became a full-time resident of Highlands in 1998.
She leaves behind many dear friends and a sister-in-law, Mrs. James R. (Jo) Hunter of Atlanta, along with seven nieces and nephews, a grandnephew and two grandnieces from the Hunter line and numerous Stribling cousins, nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be held at Highlands Presbyterian Church, Saturday, Aug. 17, at 11:30 a.m., with Dr. Lee Bowman officiating. Burial will follow at a later date at Lancaster (S.C.) Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Highlands- Cashiers Hospital, 190 Hospital Drive, Highlands, NC 28741 or the Paralyzed Veterans of America (www.SupportVeterans.org).
Bryant-Grant Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.bryantgrantfuneralhome.com.
Gary Alan Stanfield
Gary Alan Stanfield, 57, of Franklin, N.C., passed away on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2013, after a courageous battle with cancer.
Born in Pontiac, Mich., he was the son of Robert Preleau Stanfield and the late Bobbie Hopper Stanfield. In addition to his mother, he was preceded in death by a son, Stephen Stanfield who died in 2006. He was a U.S. Army veteran, retired U.S. Postal worker and was an avid fisherman and golfer.
In addition to his father, he is survived by his wife of 34 years, Jan Roberts Stanfield; brother, Larry Stanfield and wife Donna of Ontario, Ohio; two nieces, Cindy Stanfield and Brandi Grogg; nephew, Tim Stanfield and loyal and devoted dog, Mickey.
Funeral service was held Tuesday, Aug. 13, in the Chapel of Macon Funeral Home. Rev. Tommy James officiated.
Memorial donations can be made to the Hospice House Foundation, PO Box 815, Franklin, NC 28744.
Online condolences can be made at www.maconfuneralhome.com.
Hallie Estena Cabe Dotson
Hallie Estena Cabe Dotson, 94, of Cleburne, Texas, passed away Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013, in Cleburne. She was born Oct. 30, 1918, in Franklin, N.C., to Harve Grey and Addie Saunders Cabe. She married Lawrence Ervin Dotson on Sept. 25, 1948, in Toccoa, Ga., and he preceded her in death on Jan. 19, 1980.
She is survived by her sons, Robert Dotson and wife Connie, Harold Dotson and wife Kathy, Edward Dotson and wife Kay and Tom Dotson and wife Cindy; seven grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was also preceded in death by seven brothers and three sisters.
Services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 10, in the Bethel United Methodist Church, Franklin. Pastor Matt Morris officiated. Burial was in Bethel Church Cemetery.
Online condolences at www.cpcleburne.com. Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home served the family.
Thelma 'Wanda' Holland
Thelma "Wanda" Holland, 69, of Franklin, N.C., passed away Friday, Aug. 9, 2013, after a courageous battle with cancer.
Born in Macon County, she was the daughter of the late James Thomas Bailey and Annie Mae Teems Bailey. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Doris Simmons. She was a member of Faith Baptist Church.
She is survived by her longtime companion, Andy Berry; three sons, Brian Holland and wife Tammy, Kevin Holland and wife Susanne and Hugh Holland and Michelle Engert all of Franklin; two sisters, Sue Bryson and Marge Gibson, both of Franklin; brother, Jerry Bailey of Nebo, N.C.; seven grandchildren, Christopher and wife Rose, Matthew, Joshua and Nathaniel Holland, Kory DePaola and Anissa and Claire Holland; and one great-grandson, Aidan Holland.
Funeral service was held Monday, Aug. 12, in the Chapel of Macon Funeral Home. Rev. Steve Reeves officiated. Burial was in Sugarfork Baptist Church Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Mike Gibson, Rich Gibson, Barry Bryson, Tommy Peck, Randy Simmons, Mark Berry and Glen Hedden.
Memorial donations can be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
Macon Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences can be made at www.maconfuneralhome.com.
Wade Huffman Higdon
Wade Huffman Higdon, 89, of Franklin, N.C., passed away Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, at a local hospital. He was born in Macon County, the son of the late William R. and Georgia Corbin Higdon. He was a dairy farmer and a member of the Higdonville Baptist Church. He loved his church and the outdoors. He loved the Tarheels.
He is survived by several nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held Sunday, Aug. 11, at Higdonville Baptist Church Cemetery with the Rev. Mack Hutson officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Higdonville Baptist Church, c/o Harold Rayborn, 1459 Cat Creek Road, Franklin, NC 28734.
Bryant-Grant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.bryantgrantfuneralhome.com.
Dr. Travis Bedsole Goodloe Sr.
Dr. Travis Bedsole Goodloe Sr., 72, of Highlands, N.C., passed away Friday, Aug. 2, 2013, at his residence. He was born in Mobile, Ala., the son of the late John Russell and Nell Bedsole Goodloe. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy serving during the Vietnam war. He graduated from the University of Alabama and University of Alabama Medical School. He practiced pediatrics and emergency medicine in Mobile, Ala. He retired to Highlands in 1999. He was a member and elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Highlands, a member of the Mobile Medical Society, the Southern Medical Association, the sitting chairman of the Board of the Community Care Clinic of Highlands-Cashiers, a volunteer at the Highlands Visitor Center, a volunteer at the Hudson Library Book Worm, a volunteer at the International Friendship Center and a volunteer for Relay for Life.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Carol Ploetner Goodloe; his daughter, Mary Ellis Goodloe Gazaway (Hoyt) of Braselton, Ga., and his son, Travis Bedsole Goodloe, Jr. (Lisa) of Mobile, Ala.; his grandchildren, Amelia Gazaway Granberg (Garrett), Jeffery Gazaway, Wright Gazaway, Cameron Gazaway, Grace Gazaway, Kathryn Gazaway, Travis Goodloe, III and Emma Goodloe.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Highlands, PO Box 548, Highlands, NC 28741 or to the Community Care Clinic of Highlands-Cashiers, Inc., PO Box 43, Highlands, NC 28741
Bryant-Grant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.bryantgrantfuneralhome.com.
Virginia Ayers
Virginia Ayers, 99, of Whittier, N.C., passed away Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013. She was born in Highland Park, Mich., the daughter of the late Harold and Eva Hornsby Fredericks. She was married for 62 years to Robert F. Ayers, who died in 2000. She had worked as a head teller in a bank.
She is survived by a daughter, Fay Switzer of Amboy, Ind., a son, Bob Ayers and his wife Shannon of Whittier; four grandchildren, Becky Baier, David Baier, Matthew Ayers and Bryan Ayers; three great-grandchildren, Brynn, Jenna and Emily.
Services and burial will be held later in Ellenton, Fla.
Bryant-Grant Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Margaret Prenatt Woleslagle
Margaret Prenatt Woleslagle, 87, of Franklin, N.C., passed away Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013.
Born in Titusville, Pa., she was the daughter of the late Leo Prenatt and Irvina Murphy Prenatt. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Austin Eugene Woleslagle and brothers, Dick and John Prenatt. She was a member of St. Francis of Assisi where she volunteered and was a member of the Secular Franciscans T.O.R. She was a member of the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary and also visited the sick.
She is survived by two children, Rick Woleslagle and wife Cassandra and Jacquelyn W. Brown all of Franklin; six grandchildren, Adam and Aaron Woleslagle both of Asheville, N.C., Joshua Sechrist and Sarah Brown both of Charlotte, N.C., Annie Sechrist of Charlottesville, Va., and Zachary Sechrist of Ridgecrest, Calif. and three great-grandchildren, John Addison Atkins, Gus Atkins and Henry Sechrist.
A funeral mass was held Saturday, Aug. 10, at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. Father James Cahill and Father Tien Duong officiated.
Macon Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences can be made at www.maconfuneralhome.com.
1st Lt. Edith Katherine Welling
1st Lt. Edith Katherine Welling, 92, of Sykesville, Md., died Sunday, June 16, 2013, at Fairhaven in Sykesville. Born Jan. 17, 1921, in Rocky Mount, N.C., she was the daughter of the late E.M. Godwin and the late Kate Cunningham Godwin. She was the wife of the late Col. Mordecai Gist Welling Sr. who died April 27, 1994, and to whom she was married for 47 1/2 years.
She was a native of North Carolina and graduated from Mercy Hospital. She had been a registered nurse in North Carolina and Maryland. She had been a private duty nurse in Charlotte, N.C. before enlisting in the Army Nurse Corps at Camp Blanding in 1942. She served with the U.S. Army Nurse Corps during WWII. She was a lifetime member of American Legion Post #108, Veterans of Foreign War, Faculty Wives of University of Maryland, Extension Wives of University of Maryland, and the Intervention Women's Club of Banghor, India. She also was a charter member of the Military Memorial for All Women dedicated at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. She was a member of Fairhaven Episcopal Church in Sykesville.
Surviving are daughter Mary Kathryn Valvano and her husband Bruce D. of Naperville, Ill., grandchildren, Aveline Katherine Hauser and her husband, Andrew, and Dominic Welling Valvano and his wife, Adrienne, all of Naperville, Ill., and great-grandchildren, Rocco D. Valvano, Donovan C. Valvano, Evelyn R. Hauser and Conrad J. Hauser.
She was predeceased by her son, Mordecai Gist Welling Jr.
Graveside services will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 20, at 1 p.m. at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va.
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Sallie Ann Mason, 57, of St. Cloud, Fla., formerly of Franklin, N.C., passed away Saturday, July 20, 2013. Born in Macon County, she was the daughter of the late Robert S. and Edna Webb Mason.
She attended Rabun Gap Nacoochee School and operated her own mechanic business. She loved her Harley and lived to ride; she was cofounder of the Pickle Bash and influenced many to ride, no matter the weather. She never missed the rally at Daytona.
She is survived by four daughters, Michelle Drew Henry, Karen Lynn McDermott Ward, Stephanie Idon Mason and Samantha Gene Hensley; two sons, Steven Gregory Barnes II and Barry Wayne Mason; one sister, Roberta Mason Hensley and husband Steve; 20 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and one niece.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a grandson, Seth Mason; a brother, Robert Eugene Mason and two nephews, Robert Gordon Hensley and Mitchell Ray Hensley.
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Black-Crowned Night Herons Fledging at Nature Boardwalk
The black-crowned night herons are always a wonderful sight at Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo. Heron chicks have been heard in the area since early May. Finally, now, a number of them are trying to figure out how to fly.
For the first year of their life, black-crowned night herons are brown in color and have orange eyes. Afterward their adult plumage comes in, and they gain the characteristic black crown on their head. The individual above was spotted by scientists at the Urban Wildlife Institute as the bird tried to take flight from the benches underneath the trees in the fenced-in area next to Nature Boardwalk.
Fledging is a very tiring process for these young birds, and you will often see them taking a break between attempts in the grass beneath the trees. We're hoping that in the next few days this heron will work out the kinks and fly over to Nature Boardwalk for a snack!
With all the heron chicks around there's plenty of work for the adult black-crowned night herons. You can consistently see adult herons flying back toward the colony with branches in their beaks, which they use to repair nests, and there are always a few trying to catch some fish near the island at Nature Boardwalk. With all that's going on, there are some great opportunities to get photos of these state-endangered birds.
Mason Fidino is coordinator of wildlife management in Lincoln Park Zoo's Urban Wildlife Institute.
Cutest little bird ever. I think I saw one of these birds (the adult) two days in a row along the Columbia River in Eastern Washington. It was standing along the river's edge. Does it make any sense that it would be here?
I was born and raised in Chicago and taught special education in the Chicago Public Schools so there were many, many trips to the Lincoln Park Zoo during my 34 years of teaching. LPZoo has ALWAYS been my favorite place to visit - but I used to feel that caged animals was sad but when I see over the years how LPZoo has changed with the protection factor and environmental adaptations, it is a pleasure to ride my bike there and have lunch with my sister who volunteers. She also told me about all of the wonderful programs that LPZoo supports abroad and locally.... Kudos Again!!!
We have seen ducklings trapped by the fencing around the pond and the main pond. They can't fly over the fencing to join the mother duck. What happens to them? Thanks.
Thanks for your kind comments, Gayle. We appreciate the support you and your sister have shown the zoo, and we're glad you recognize the wildlife and environmental conservation efforts our staff makes on a daily basis. Hope you come visit us again soon!
Ruth: Black-crowned night herons' summer breeding range does reach into Idaho, Oregon and some parts of eastern Washington.
Laurel: Although it may appear the ducks and ducklings are "trapped" by the fencing, they are not. They regularly come and go from the fenced areas. The best practice is to leave the waterfowl to themselves unless they are truly in distress. Zoo staff monitoring the pond have seen ducks and ducklings move in and out of the fencing. The fencing was installed to protect the plants so they have a chance to establish themselves and provide a welcoming environment for wildlife. Fencing would not have been installed if there was a threat to wildlife.
Thank you for your comments.
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We have been having so much fun watching the wee herons grow and thrive. We were wondering what happens to babies that fall out of the trees, or those that seem to be on the ground trying to fledge but cannot get back up to the nests. Will the parents feed them on the ground? Or do they have some other source of food? (I don't know if they can eat anything other than fish.) Thank you!
Bethany, Mason responds, "Zoo staff check on the herons multiple times daily to see if any of the herons need attention. By this time most of the herons have fledged and are able to fully take care of themselves. If there ever is an issue with a heron zoo staff will collect it and take it to a rehabilitation clinic. I have not observed BCNH adults feeding young on the ground, but that should not be a problem for these birds. In addition to fish, herons will eat earthworms, insects, plants, and rodents (which can all be found in the fenced off area). Thanks for your concern!"


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Johannesburg – The SA Rugby Union (Saru) needs to form a task team to investigate recent violent incidents at Super 15 matches, the Transformation and Anti-Racism Rugby Committee said on Saturday.
" TARC condemns all forms of violence and calls on SARU to address the underlying issues at play in bringing violence to the fore at rugby games," secretary Asad Bhorat said in a statement.
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Line Tracing Snail Kit
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|Jameco Part no. 358352
|Manufacturer no.
|Catalog 152 , page 139
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Line Tracing Snail Kit
The Line Tracing Snail uses a special LED sensor to detect a black line (magic marker, etc.) drawn on a white background. It uses two small motors and rubber tires to slowly but surely move forward and turn. The body of the snail is made of transparent (HIPS) plastic to allow viewing of the intricate mechanisms inside. No soldering required! Check out Jameco's Electronic Adventure for building the Line Tracing Snail kit.
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