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WEIRTON - The Magnolia softball team put nine on the board in the bottom of the third inning to erase an early deficit and went on to best Weir High, 11-7, on Thursday in a West Virginia Class AA Region One semifinal.
''Our girls came through that inning, found some gaps, put the ball in play hard and got some nice base hits in some pretty crucial situations,'' Blue Eagles coach Mark Batton said. ''We struggled a little bit at the plate here and there, but now the name of the game is to survive and go on, and we were fortunate enough to do that.''
Marissa Bosley reached on an error in the third and Dallas Mullett walked. Mallory Chapman's single scored Bosley, and one out later Emily Blake's single scored Mullett.
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Abby Durig reached on the second error of the inning and Jordan Babe then laced a double to score two. MaKenzie Dawson reached on a fielder's choice and Meghan Miller walked. Bosley's single scored two and Mullett blistered a double and that chased Weir starter Micca DiBacco.
Chapman followed with a single to take a 5-1 deficit and turn it into a 10-5 advantage.
''They are a good hitting team,'' Weir coach Dave Hinerman said. ''They made some blunders in the first inning that we made in the third. And, when you do that against a good team it's going to cost you. It cost us.
''They hit the ball hard that inning.''
Weir started the game by scoring five times in the top of the first inning.
Meikka Buffo reached on a bunt and Haley McLaughlin walked. Two outs later, one being a Danica Rasicci groundout for an RBI, Taylor Gianangeli and Ashlynne Drizake walked to load the sacks.
Emily Zatezalo stepped up and rifled a bases-clearing triple for a 4-0 lead. She then came in as Brianna Rosnick reached on an error.
''I really don't like spotting anybody five runs like that,'' Batton said. ''Give our girls credit. They didn't get down. They didn't point fingers at each other. They came back focused and put that nice inning together.
''We knew Weir was a nice hitting softball team and it didn't surprise us when they put the ball in play. They did play a nice game. They played well, played good defense and hit the ball well.''
McLaughlin had a one-out single in the second and Magnolia pitcher Tori Tharp struck out the next two. The Red Riders had runners on first and third with one out in the third and fifth innings, but Tharp exited both times unscathed.
''This is the third time we've played them and we've faced Tori each time - once she shut us out,'' Hinerman said. ''I feel that Magnolia is the best team in the state of West Virginia. They have it all.
''We had the best practices in the past week that we've had all season. We did everything we wanted to, except for the one bad inning, which has been our downfall all year. But, we still came back.
''I have to congratulate Mark and his team. They're the real deal.''
Rasicci made the first out of the fifth inning when Bosley, Magnolia's catcher, made a diving grab of a pop up.
Bosley did it again one inning later, but it made a much bigger impact. She made a diving grab of an attempted bunt attempt with a runner on first and nobody out, and rifled it to first to get the runner for a double play.
Weir followed that with a Caitlyn Fodor walk, Rasicci reaching on a fielder's choice and Gianangeli plating them both with a double to the fence, making the score 10-7.
''She's tremendous. This is her fourth year catching,'' Batton said of Bosley. ''She works extremely hard and those catches were big for us, including that double play. It was an unbelievable play out of a high school catcher.''
Magnolia added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth. Tharp walked with one out and, one out later, scored on Durig's single.


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It's called a "Hairline" serif. It's a common feature in Didone/Didot/Bodoni typefaces.
I'm looking for a kind of font, to capture some of the vibe of delightful atlas maps from the 1800s. The examples I snagged are on wikimedia commons, scanned by user Olhaus . His page of uploads has quite a lot of maps. These seem to be mostly German cartographers - I don't know how widespread the exact font and style were.
I've googled among the universe of free fonts, and on boards like Typophile. Closest I could get with Identifont is Linotype Modern, which is still a pretty modest serif. Best general description I would give is Roman, very long serif. Some tend to be straight, others toward pronounced upcurls on the trailing end. I know - the best way to duplicate this is with a Speedball no. C2 nib and a bottle of ink. I could probably do that, eventually - I once had a fair calligraphy hand - but the sheer amount of lettering on such a map is daunting. At my age and amount of spare time, I need to find shortcuts, not the scenic route!
To capture the whole style I'd need upright, italic, and reverse-italic (nice standard once used to denote water features). Anybody know where I could find such a font or fonts? Truetype or Opentype, free would be good, or not terribly expensive -- this is for fun, not for sale, and my budget is limited.
Some examples - all hand-lettered, rougher toward the top, closer to typeset toward the bottom.
Here's the exact maps these are snipped from, same order top to bottom.
I know it's not an ideal cartographic font - the long-serif bit gets illegible quickly. But it's a cool look, and one that I'd like to try to duplicate. And particularly if it's a bit irregular, it screams Period Stuff, Hand-Done!
It's called a "Hairline" serif. It's a common feature in Didone/Didot/Bodoni typefaces.
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Map Vandal uses a bunch of these type of fonts but I don't remember where he got them or what they are named. You might want to look thru some of this threads, mostly challenge threads from this past year, or drop him a message. And, make sure to tell me what they are as well 'cuz I want them too.
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Wow ... umm ... it might actually be simpler to make a font yourself than go through that whole process. I'm no good at making fonts myself, but basically once you have the font vectors you just need something like FontCreator to turn it into a font. There's a lot of fiddling involved, but definitely less than cloning all that ...
Edit: Apparently windows has a crappy font editor already installed: Private Character Editor (Windows)
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Thanks, guys. I looked up Map Vandal's awesome Aerie Fief, Two Earldoms, and Hogsmeade maps - you're right that italic is pretty much what I want. I knew I was in trouble though when he commented in the Hogsmeade thread that the only font he'd used was the title :-b... and your intel, Rob, clinches it. It works for him, but like a2area's method of stitching together real-life satellite imagery, it's too much for me to contemplate enjoying.
Hai-Etlik, armed with the term "hairline serif" and the Bodoni/Didot family of Modern fonts, I did turn up a useful approximation: Walbaum.
Click that - it gets muddy at thumbnail resolution. It doesn't have the hyper-exaggerated serif tails seen in places on those example maps, but it's the right direction. Too, its italic serifs almost all curl up - the lower of those example mapsnippets were penned with a classical italic like that, also like Map Vandal's sampled old-map lettering. But the topmost of my above examples have an idiosyncratic italic with many of the same extended-straight hairline serifs as the neighboring upright letterforms. Guess what I want is a hand-penned Walbaum :-). Things like Bodedo are too distressed, but do have a little variation. Though I guess that example says "roughly typeset" instead of "hand-penned".
Yeah, Lukc, it might be less effort to just DO a font. I was daydreaming of how to get the variety - I'd do maybe THREE versions, all the same except for variations in crookedness and serif-length, and I'd randomly vary which font was used for a given label, and of course tweak the angles and paths a bit, and do some smudging and warping, and I could do a left-italic for rivers, and and and.... which once again drags me back to lettering with that Speedball nib. I really, really shouldn't delve into font design; I tend to obsess over things and I can sense it being a black hole I'd not emerge from for years. An enjoyable black hole, but still. *cough* Anybody seen Gidde lately? *cough* :-)
You should check the fonts here. Other useful fonts are Bedini, Dustismo Roman, Bentham, Dubiel, Latin Modern Roman, Old Standard TT and Playfair Display.
Edit: Theano is also really nice
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Actually, with open type, you don't need to do three fonts ... you just add variants to the font itself. Check out some of the Adobe Pro fonts, for example.
I've been looking for this type of font too. Many months ago I went onto the typophile forum and the ones they suggested didn't really match what I was looking for. I'm trying to make it myself, but I got distracted half way through. I found that to get it right, you can't rely on using the 'auto' italics and also it's primarily designed for a capitalised word (as you'd expect for a city or town). So that means if you want to use all caps, you will need another font set (because the hyper extended serifs interfere with the preceding letter). It's a hard slog but I'm getting there (very slowly). When I'm done I'll probably release this for free for CG members and make it 'to pay' for others.
Below is a sample from letters I've done, but it's still pretty ugly.
It looks good so far. What about adding some longer serifs to the right sides of the "d" and "h" glyphs? Particularly the "d" seems to need something to fit with the "a" better.


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Emaw in total meltdown mode again. Apparently, its the NCAA's fault for not addressing the 3 point line.
when its the ncaa going to do something about the three point line?
I was just about to post this, hahahahahahaha.
sweep, sweep, sweep.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
LOL, gotta love it!
Every Man A Whiner. EMAW!
I am glad someone finally said something. it allows little garbage teams to get hot and knock off superior teams.
And they hit 3 threes during their big run to come back. Details.
Completely different than this board after a big loss.....
It is just as funny though.
Silly Purple Kansas.
Thats funny right there.
Oh, Purple Kansas... when will you be classy?
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It will be moved the same year they quit allowing mid-majors into the NCAA tourney.
K-State = mid-major
I would feel bad for them, but I don't want to.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
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The fifth set was grueling, tough battle with no margin for error for most of the set. However, Oklahoma was eventually able to get ahead. After a Mackenzie Bigbee kill got ISU back to an 11-10 deficit, Oklahoma went on a 3-0 run on the back of Sallie McLaurin to get it to 14-10 and a match point.
Iowa State was able to fight off the first two match points, but on the third one Kierra Holst buried a kill to give Oklahoma the match.
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Kristen Hahn. There were a lot of Iowa State performances of note, but in the end it was the senior who put together another incredible performance to help keep the Cyclones in the thick of things.
Hahn finished the afternoon with 39 digs, a career-high and only three off the school record. In the second set, which Iowa State won 25-17, Hahn was at her best with 10 digs. She went on to have nine more digs in the third set. Hahn also chipped in seven assists and a service ace.
Honorable mention to Mackenzie Bigbee, who continued her sensational form with 18 kills at a .333 hitting clip and 11 digs. The Iowa State middle blockers were also on form with Tenisha Matlock getting 14 kills at a .538 hitting percentage, and Tory Knuth had eight kills at .500 hitting, an ace and two solo blocks and three block assists.
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*The loss snapped Iowa State's four-game winning streak against Oklahoma. Iowa State was the only team in the Big 12 with an active winning streak against all of its conference opponents.
*Iowa State out-dug Oklahoma 88-to-72. The Cyclones have only been out-dug once this season.
*Jenelle Hudson had 55 assists and 11 digs for her seventh double-double of the season. Hudson also had a career-high with five kills.
*Mackenzie Bigbee led the Iowa State attack with 18 kills, her 11th time this season in double-figures.
*Bigbee posted her second-straight double-double with 11 digs. For the week, Bigbee had 35 kills and 25 digs.
*Kristen Hahn had a career-high 39 digs. Her previous best was 35 at North Dakota State in 2011.
*Hahn moved to third in Iowa State history in career digs, passing Brittany Dalager (2001-04). She has 1,594 digs in her career.
*Victoria Hurtt's 11 kills marked fifth time this season she was in double-figures and 32nd of her career.
*Ciara Capezio posted her fourth double-double of her career with 10 kills and 13 digs. She has had eight matches this season with at least 10 kills, and sixth match with at least 10 digs.
*Tory Knuth tied her career-high in hitting percentage with her .500 clip. She also hit .500 at Iowa this season.
*Knuth also tied a career-high with two solo blocks. She also had two against North Carolina in the second round of the 2012 NCAA Championship.
*Tenisha Matlock's 14 kills marked the fourth time this season and 15th of her career that she had at least 10 kills.
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The image that appeared on the exam paper.
So, the secret is out. It was a robot that played the decisive metallic hand in the Russian Revolution. We have the proof. It is here in the painting Storming the Winter Palace on 25th October 1917 by Nikolai Kochergin included as part of the year 12 VCE history exam that was taken this week by the state's students.
A robot, specifically a ''Battle Tech Marauder'', looms in the left background behind an iron fence on the flank of the Bolsheviks fighting their way into the gilded walls of privilege. No one in the scene seems to have noticed it, which does seem slightly surprising. But then, this is a revolution. There's a lot of confusion, smoke and slogans swirling around.
How cunning of Vladimir Ilych Lenin to sneak one into the attack. No one expects the Battle Tech Marauder! The October Revolution followed the February uprising, which had deposed Tsar Nicholas II. Lenin was not there for the attack on the palace, so it is obvious he was using the remote controls.
Lenin had been living in Switzerland before being secretly transported by train through Germany during WWI to foment trouble in Russia. Perhaps it was there, in his two-room flat in Zurich, that he whiled away his nights, if not elaborating on his theories on capitalism and its overthrow, than with drawing sketches of the marauder.
What better country than Switzerland to indulge in mechanical accuracy and perfection?
How the robot came to be in Russia, however, is a mystery, as is indeed what happened to it after the storming of the palace. We are fortunate that Kochergin was able to paint it for posterity. Perhaps it was melted down and made into icepicks. It would seem inconceivable that Stalin wouldn't have used it in some form or other. Being the supreme egomaniacal tyrant, he would not have wanted a robot taking the spotlight. Take that Trotsky! Oh, malevolent, sinister irony, your rival bludgeoned with a shard from the Bolshevik bot!
Robots and revolutions started the cogs whirring. What if Battle Tech Marauder was not the only one in history? What if there was a secret history of revolutions along the lines of: I, Robot.
My part in Human evolution and revolution?
For instance, poor Spartacus, a Thracian slave with visions of freedom; if only he knew the Romans had a secret weapon, godlike in its visage. Yes, the Marauder. Spartacus would not have had a chance. His body was never found, presumably the marauder's fearsome weapons would have blasted it to infinity or, quite possibly, beyond. The Romans won, but the triumph of a legacy went to the fallen, that of the rebel going up against oppression.
A few centuries along there is the death of Wat Tyler. The leader of the peasants revolt of 1381 in England was killed by London's mayor William Walworth with his baselard, which is a type of dagger. Perhaps so, but look closely in the top left background of this painting. What sort of metallic creatures do they appear to be? Robots? Poor Wat, the sight of them may have put him off his guard. The revolt thus ended with his death, the privileged lorded it again over the peasants.
What if the English had kept their secret for several more centuries and then dispatched them in the 18th century to the 13 colonies who were breaking free from the British Empire?
How could men with muskets compete against the might of the Marauder? America may have remained part of the Commonwealth, like Canada, or Australia. What would the ripple effect of that have been on the history of the world? More cricket and ice hockey. Certainly less gridiron, which couldn't have been a bad thing.
What if Britain had dispatched the Marauder to Ypres in October 1918, and had come across a young soldier by the name of Adolf Hitler? The young corporal would have learnt you can't harangue a robot. Maybe he would have lost his appetite for destruction. But this is fanciful. Hitler, in reality, created his own race of robots: they were his followers. They were flesh and blood. Now, that's genius.
As to Battle Tech Marauder, even if it never appears again in history – or a history paper – it's the figment of our imagination that, depressingly, time and again becomes all too real.


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A man accused of stabbing his brother 11 times earlier this year has been declared incompetent to proceed in the criminal justice system.
Kervens Dorsonne, 30, will be involuntary committed to a state hospital for treatment.
Dorsonne first was charged with attempted murder, but the charge later was changed to aggravated battery with great bodily harm.
The stabbing occurred Jan. 3 at LBS Tax Services, 1715 N. Pine Ave., where Dorsonne and his brother, Mardoche, 26, worked.
Mardoche Dorsonne had 11 stab wounds to his head, arms, chest and back, according to an Ocala Police Department detective's report. He told the detective his older brother was upset about money problems and blamed him for his troubles.
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Bill Gladson, a supervisor and assistant state attorney at the State Attorney's Office, said the reason for the filing change was to make the charge easier to prove; the penalty would be the same as attempted murder. He said while Dorsonne is at the hospital, he will undergo reviews and if during the six-months he is found competent, he will return to Ocala and court proceedings will resume.
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Hi everyone
Tried a new style of mapping (the old style was always "meh"), here it is: Link to Kingdom of Eshenor
Let me know what you think, thanks.
Hi everyone
Tried a new style of mapping (the old style was always "meh"), here it is: Link to Kingdom of Eshenor
Let me know what you think, thanks.
Welcome to the guild. Bolder lettering for the text, or a different color to help it stand out a bit. Post the "meh" style map for comparison.
Actually your "meh" style has immense potential if you ask me ... the pencil work looks very authentic and the whole thing is very CLEAR, which is great for maps, if you ask me. With a *little* bit of fiddling, you could make it look awesome. Maybe a nice border, some other map elements (a graticule comes to mind), some work on the seas so they look like water instead of clouds (unless it's a floating continent), some more variation in fonts (a small caps version for country names, regular for towns and such, itallics for natural features), rivers that narrow at their heads, maybe some very gentle shading (a duplicated coloured multiply and burn layer would work) ...
Fumbs up!
I've only done the two, the idea being that Greater Setis is the Northern half of the continent, while Ahalgain is the Southern - they don't join that well but well enough I guess, lol.
Thank you for boosting my confidence in my "meh" style
Edit: Thanks for the rep!
"We live and we learn, or we remain ignorant and foolish forever."
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Woah...holy mother... i'm sorry, i mean i like your new style as well, but your "meh" style is just awesome...imho a lot better than your new style. I'd really like to see more maps in your "meh" style.
Have some rep.!
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Sorry, I cannot say I like that (new) style. I think you tried to put too many different features into this map, especially considering what you wrote on DeviantArt - "I tried to bring around a certain level of realism to the map, as if it had been drawn by someone from my world."
Perhaps it is just my inability to identify all the different styles, but I'd say you should start by asking yourself two basic questions: "How did I do that?" and "How would someone from my world get that result?" Maybe (re)do a step-by-step work in progress for this finshed map... then you (and we) might be able to identify the steps where you missed your goal of an "authentic" map. (Or you might convince me that I am wrong in my assertion. )
Just a quick post, attached are two images for my new and improved "meh"-style version 2,
The one image is only a portion (a single province to be exact) of the kingdom I'm designing, the second is a full continent image to set the scale of the province in relation to the rest of the kingdom.
Still deciding on the actual scale ([0--50--100 km] thingy that appears on maps, don't know what it's called) though; I'm concerned that if it's too big then the population will be too small, or if it's too small the population is too big, or if it's too big my horses will die before my d00ds get from one town to the next xD
But, anyway, this is what I've got so far.
A few thoughts.
1. I changed the geographical feature names to Italics, the effect isn't unpleasant but neither is it pleasing. 50/50 on it.
2. I may have gone overboard with the banners, lol (just a little xD); but I can't think of a way to make the fonts legible without resorting to my version 1 "meh"-style.
3. I may remove all banners save for province capitals (Vinna in this case) and work something else out for the rest.
4. The desert looks like water.
P.S: Not sure where I should create a thread for "on-going" maps so I can post the progress of this map; I didn't see a On-Going section, so at the moment I'm thinking "General Discussion".
Last edited by Sabbz; 01-12-2012 at 06:17 PM.
I prefer the MEH style as well ! I think color washes and a subdued border would make it pop. the New style is trying to hard . The colors are too saturated and too close in the same color family to do there intended job. Which is to separate and draw attention to the different features of the Map. Ex Separate Water from Land ; Mountains from Hills from Plains. I downloaded the "meh" map for personal reference and I am picky about my reference materials. I think you should keep the "MEH" style and just spruce it up abit. Have some REP by the way !!
Correct forum would be regional /World maps with a WIP in the title .
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The Royals have acquired shortstop Yuniesky Betancourt and cash considerations from the Seattle Mariners in exchange for minor league pitchers Danny Cortes and Derrick Saito. Betancourt, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list on June 25, just began an injury rehabilitation assignment with Tacoma (AAA). He will continue his rehab assignment for Northwest Arkansas (AA). His name is pronounced Yuniesky (yoon-ee-ESS-kee) Betancourt (BET-an-court).
The 27-year old Betancourt was hitting .250 (56-for-224) with 10 doubles, one triple, two home runs and 22 RBI in 63 games for the Mariners prior to his D.L. stint. He is a career .279 hitter with 123 doubles, 17 triples, 27 home runs and 202 RBI over five seasons with Seattle after making his debut in 2005. Since becoming the Mariners full-time shortstop in 2006, his 341 double plays rank second in all of baseball to Oakland's Orlando Cabrera (357). He has been tough to strikeout throughout his career, fanning just once every 11.86 plate appearances, the sixth-best total in baseball since 2005 (min. 2,000 at bats).
The 5-foot-10, 195-pound right handed hitter is a native of Santa Clara, Cuba, who currently resides in Boca Raton, Fla. The Mariners originally signed him as a non-drafted free agent on January 26, 2005 and then signed him to a three-year extension through 2011 with a club option for 2012 on April 4, 2007.
Cortes will be assigned to West Tennessee (AA) and Saito will be assigned to Clinton (A) in the Mariners' system.


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An artist's palette cannot compare to these brilliant colors and designs from nature, celebrated in gathered feather displays by photographer Chris Maynard. A free Windows theme.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher says the upcoming Atlantic Coast Conference championship game against Georgia Tech is as important as any the Seminoles have played this season.
The No. 13 Seminoles (10-2, 7-1 ACC) will be a comfortable favorite against an unranked Yellow Jacket team (6-6, 5-3) that was shellacked by archrival Georgia 42-10 Saturday while Florida State was being beat up by fifth-ranked Florida 37-26.
In a final look at the Florida loss, Fisher said Monday that it's usually a game of inches when two good teams meet and Florida was clearly the best team the Seminoles faced this season.
Fisher refused to criticize quarterback EJ Manuel, who was intercepted three times and lost a fumble that set up the Gators' go-ahead touchdown.
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Congratulations to Northwest Arkansas, Wilmington and Burlington!
The Royals will have a trio of affiliates participating in playoff action starting tomorrow night.
The Northwest Arkansas Naturals won the Texas League North Division in the second half and will begin a best-of-five series tomorrow against the Cardinals' AA affiliate in Springfield.
The Wilmington Blue Rocks went 46-24 to win the Carolina League's Northern Division in the second half. They will start a best-of-five series against Lynchburg tomorrow.
Burlington (Ia.) is a wild-card entry in the Midwest League. The Bees will start their title defense at home against Kane County on Wednesday.
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Back in the high life
The deliberately unoiled springs emit a drawn-out screech before the screen door slaps shut. The subliminal message is intended to romance prospective buyers visiting the sales office at Balsam Mountain Preserve with a sense of simpler times, and the rustic refrain does call to mind the bucolic existence of the families that settled this part of Appalachia. Of course, most of those clans were dirt poor, which is also a subtle similarity to the luxury-golf community near Sylva that was, until recently, about as broke as the Scotch-Irish pioneers that came before it.
Snowmass Village, Colo.-based Chaffin/Light Associates Co. purchased 4,400 acres of North Carolina mountains in 1999, started taking reservation orders two years later and put lots on public offer in 2004. But when Balsam Mountain was ready to kick into high gear, opening its Arnold Palmer-designed golf course in 2007, the recession delivered it a kick in the rear. Out of fear or their own financial plight, the buyers of high-end second homes disappeared, and the credit market contracted just as swiftly.
Until then, Chaffin/Light had been a prosperous, well-credentialed operation with a portfolio of successful developments in the Carolinas and Colorado. But in late 2009, it defaulted on debts of $19 million at Balsam Mountain. It didnt help that construction costs on the golf course had soared from a budgeted $12 million to more than $20 million. Developer Jim Chaffin blames the downfall on a tsunami of devastating events.
Its largest lender, Greenwich, Conn.-based private-equity firm TriLyn LLC, foreclosed and called in receivers. For a couple of months, Balsam Mountain shut down everything except its security service and essential maintenance, which included the golf course. TriLyn and its parent company, Bahrain, India-based Investcorp Bank B.S.C., formed a new entity, Vestlyn BMP LLC, to assume ownership and operations, rejecting buyout overtures from several parties, including a group of existing property owners who raised $8 million. Chaffin/Light also attempted a settlement that one newspaper report claimed would have satisfied most lenders.
But Vestlyn refused to part ways with Balsam Mountain. Our view is very different than a typical lender. A typical lender would not want this on the balance sheet, Managing Partner Mark Antoncic told the Smoky Mountain News at the time. If you bail today, you lose all that. We would turn over a good asset to someone else. ... We can fix this. It is fixable, unlike so many other projects around the country. But in November, with little more than the leaves on the trees moving at Balsam Mountain in a year and a half, it sold the development to Marshall, Texas-based The Challenge Golf Group Ltd. for $6 million.
Besides its acreage, elevations that eclipse 4,000 feet, award-winning golf course (it was the North Carolina Golf Panels best new course in 2009), equestrian center, swimming pool, tennis courts, restaurant, roads and other infrastructure already in place, 75% of the development is under a permanent-conservation easement, entitling Challenge Golf to state- and federal-tax deductions. All of those amenities combined with its price tag means it was a pennies-on-the-dollar purchase, Challenge Golf Senior Vice President Jimmy McDonnell says. Hilda Allen, a Georgia-based golf-course broker, calls it a real sweet deal.
That value has allowed Challenge Golf to lower its prices in an attempt to regain the interest of wealthy vacation-home shoppers. Were selling to exactly the same demographic as before. Its just that those people who could afford $2 million for a second home five years ago are not doing that now, McDonnell says. That doesnt mean they cant afford it. Its just that they choose not to. That choice has hurt many Tar Heel developments, but Balsam Mountain shows that through the pain, the North Carolina golf industry might finally see some gain.
David Carlile, the principal of Challenge Golf, isnt just co-owner of Balsam Mountain. Seeking an escape from the scorching summer of his native east Texas, where his family is in the oil business, he bought property in Balsam Mountain in 2008. A few months later, family friend Harry Avant, who owns a Shreveport, La.-based oil-and-gas company, also purchased land there. They became two of the largest property owners in the development.
Carlile is an accountant and lawyer by training, but he has invested in restaurants owning about 180 Bonanza Steakhouses in the 1980s and real estate. The year before buying property at Balsam Mountain, he started Challenge Golf and bought its first course. Back then, Carlile was simply passionate about the game, but as the golf and real-estate industries cratered, he discovered that he could buy premier courses and developments on the cheap. Over the next three years, Balsam Mountain Vice President Bruce Fine says, Challenge Golf acquired eight golf properties in Texas, and in 2010, it bought Cleghorn Plantation in Rutherfordton and Grand Harbor Golf & Yacht Club in Ninety Six, S.C.
So when Vestlyn decided to sell, Carlile had a vested interest, industry knowledge and the wherewithal to buy. He partnered with Avant, and the duo discovered the selling price was less than what they had already put into their Balsam Mountain property. And due to their wealth, they didnt have to take on much debt. Sure, its going to take a few years to overcome the downturn, but were going to nurture it and make it grow, Carlile says. But even from the aspect of the five-, 10- or 15-year view, it looks very good. We have the financial stability, and we have the operations experience in this type of community.
Because Challenge Golf, unlike Chaffin/Light, has very little debt to service, it can focus on making the development profitable. To do that, it has tweaked the business model the developer left behind, which was to sell 354 sizable, well-spaced single-home lots priced from $425,000 to much, much more. Chaffin/Light had been unable to lower its prices, which wouldve diminished its collateral, but Challenge Golf is adding three new neighborhoods and marketing lots for as little as $225,000. It comes down to having flexibility, Fine says.
That elasticity seems to be paying off. Last year, Vestlyn sold one lot. In the first three months after buying the development, Challenge Golf sold three. And this is in the middle of what would normally be our slow season, McDonnell says. If this carries into spring and summer, well be very happy. One lot, a 3.25-acre property with 360-degree mountain views, had been on the market for about $700,000 in 2007. Challenge Golf unloaded it for about $295,000.
Despite the decrease in prices, two homesite sales a year will cover Challenge Golfs debt service. But it also needs to raise about $1 million a year for the property-owners association budget, which includes roads and community-grounds maintenance. The club amenities including the restaurant and golf course run closer to $2 million a year. Management plans to meet those costs through sales and membership dues. We feel we can clear the existing debt within three or four years, McDonnell says.
The changes mean that Balsam Mountain will increase its housing capacity to about 400. Previously, homes were expected to be in the $1.5 million to $3 million range, but the addition of smaller, cottage-style neighborhoods allows a buyer to move in for about $700,000. Thats a significant shift for a development that touted sparse housing and exclusivity to those that bought some 240 lots and built about 70 homes before the bottom fell out of the market.
We have formed an advisory board of homeowners to ensure our future plans meet with everybodys expectations, Carlile says. The response has been good overall. Change is always difficult for people though. There are still some questions, some level of anxiety, but weve only been here for about 90 days now. I think the vast majority of people are very glad to see where were going. Were the third owner now and hopefully well be the last.
Balsam Mountain isnt the only Tar Heel steal. Allen, the broker, closed sales on 13 courses last year including the $2 million to $3 million sale of Falls Village Golf Club in Durham which is on par with recent years. But she says selling prices have fallen about 50% since before the recession. Obviously its a buyers market. Some properties are selling for as low as 30 cents on the dollar, and a few are going for as little as 10 cents on the dollar.
For example, Salem Glen Golf & Country Club in Clemmons, which boasts a layout designed by Jack Nicklaus, is on the market for $2 million about the same price as the Golden Bears fee. Sapphire National Golf Club in Sapphire, little more than 30 miles from Balsam Mountain, is available for less than $2 million even though it generates $1.8 million of revenue annually.
Buyers market, perhaps, but theyd better have their own cash, as lenders remain stingy. Providence, R.I.-based Textron Financial Corp., one of the industrys largest financiers, is trying to get out of the business, announcing in 2009 that it would no longer originate new loans and would try to sell off those it had. In North Carolina, it foreclosed on Firethorne Country Club in Marvin but failed to sell the property at auction. It tried to foreclose on Taberna Country Club in New Bern, but a bankruptcy judge ruled in favor of the property owners, who argued they had kept up payments and maintained a viable operation that was valued by the community.
Of course, the paucity of financing narrows the field of buyers dramatically. It takes someone with access to capital such as Donald Trump, who in March was reportedly close to buying The Point Lake and Golf Club in Mooresville. Members took control of the property at the end of last year from Charlotte-based Crescent Communities LLC in exchange for a $5 million deed of trust. They have until May to pay it off, or they can strike a deal with Trump.
The roll call of golf-course transactions since the recession reaches across the state: Quarry Hills Country Club in Graham was sold out of bankruptcy in 2009. Irvine, Calif.-based Warrior Custom Golf Inc. bought two near Asheville: Reems Creek Golf Club for $1.9 million in 2009 and Broadmoor Golf Links for $3.8 million in 2010, respectively, then snapped up Asheboro Country Club for about $700,000 last year. There were more.
Such turnover, much of it forced, seems like a bad trend for Tar Heel golf. But many hope that new, more stable owners operating less-expensive courses and developments will be able to curtail the industrys slide. At least thats the hope at Balsam Mountain. The original developers didnt do anything wrong, they just got caught up in an unexpected market downturn, Fine says. They say the third or fourth guy in makes the money. It just turns out that were going to be that guy.
View a full list of North Carolina's top 100 golf courses and best courses by region here.


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Single Stop is a non-profit organization set out to reduce poverty in the U.S. We help students in City College of San Francisco receive basic necessesities such as (Food Stamps, Health care coverage, Cash assistance). We are another resource on campus to help deal with tight budgets and tough financial situations.
Through the Single Stop office, students can receive comprehensive screening and application assistance to connect them to critical benefits they may be eligible for, but not necessarily accessing, including: health care, food assistance programs(Food Stamps), PG&E discounts, and more. We can also help students with several other services such as low income Childcare, and legal referrals.
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We provide comprehensive screening for eligibility, application, and submission for multiple federal and local benefits programs.
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We love everything that is wireless these days, dont we? Be it our mobile phones, laptops, tablets or even cameras, we want wireless connectivity in each one of them in order to have fast transfer of our contentdata, voice or video. In particular, we want wireless sound in our music playing devices, as we dont want to be plugging our phone or MP3 into a speaker every time we want to listen to our favourite songs. Thats why I was looking forward to get my hands on the JBL Authentics L16 speaker, which promises to deliver room rocking sound. It works with virtually any device, features digital music enhancing technology and streams audio at studio quality.
In the box, youll get one JBL Authentics L16 speaker system, a removable speaker grille, one region-specific IEC power cord and a much-needed quick start guide. Out of the box, the new JBL speaker will remind you of the now-forgotten radio sets of the 60s and 70s in wooden enclosures. I still remember our Grundig radio on which we used to listen to Hindi songs aired by Radio Ceylon, as well as cricket commentaries involving India and other cricket playing nations.
Back to present. The JBL L16 is a league in its own. Inspired by the legendary JBL Century L100 loudspeaker, the L16 blends classic acoustic speaker designs and advanced wireless technology. It features a walnut-veneer case with six 50W amplifiers and speakers delivering three-way sound. Its 300 watts of energising music can easily fill the room, without wires or complex speaker configurations.
Probing the innards, the L16 features AirPlay, DLNA, NFC and Bluetooth connectivity meaning youll have a tough time finding a reasonably modern device that cant play through these speakers. It provides easy wireless audio playback from the latest and best in wireless devices. It offers AirPlay for iTunes and iOS devices, DLNA for Android devices and Windows PCs and Bluetooth connectivityincluding instant Bluetooth pairing with near field communication (NFC) technology. The speaker also has two USB ports, one for charging phones, the other for charging tablets.
In tech parlance, the L16 supports studio quality streaming of 24-bit/96kHz audio, compared to the 16-bit/44.1kHz CD quality that a lot of systems max out at. This is ideal for people streaming music from their high-end mobile phones and laptops. The speaker automatically switches streaming formats as needed, simplifying


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I'm trying to add a link to my blog on my signature and its not showing up. I've using the insert link button and it doesn't work either.
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I'm currently in a discussion with the O365 bug fix group about this issue. They are raising it as an issue but I'm not confident that it will amount to much unless others report this as a problem. I'd like to suggest that each of you create a new service request using the following link:
*edit* Removed the link to create service requests, this should be posted by Microsoft Moderators only.
Thanks for the feedback.
I also submitted a request. let's see if anything happens
You can easily create a sub site of the public site with the blog template, but the problem is it's coded to access the comments/categories lists which reside on the team site. So the result is they trigger a log in.
I believe the code is on the server and is inaccessible to 365 tenants. While the permissions issue will prevent that being changed, it should be possible to recreate the blog components in SPD.
We plan on trying to do that but if anyone else has any other suggestions they'd be appreciated. .
Regardless where they live, the problemis the anonymous user only has read access so they will not be able to leave a comment.
So the solution should be:
* Custom Master Page (to change the OOB link behaviour)
* Sandbox Webpart (to allow comments to be saved?)
A soultion has been posted in the following post - community.office365.com/.../49272.aspx
Martin had a wonderful blog written out. I was designing my site and stumbled upon this free webpart that does grant all the required privileges for any list/document library
I've implemented this on my blog sharepointpm.net and all works well. :-)
Does this work for a P1 account or only enterprise? I have tried this and another solution I have found, but I still get asked to log in when I go to the blog site.
It works on any account. There's a more complete explanation here:
mch, i tried that solution, but it still asks me for a log in when I go to my site
Make sure you're in the public site when you create the blog subsite. The "posts" page should then come up anonymously whether you use the solution or not. If that doesn't work, something else could be wrong.
oops, i was creating at the teamsite level. It works now, Thanks!!!


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Community Psychiatry Track
The University of Pennsylvania Health System's wealth of public mental health resources makes it an ideal site for the Community Psychiatry Residency Track.
The Community Psychiatry Residency Track allows interested residents to gain the building blocks for a career in community psychiatry. Potential trainees have an interest in the care of the seriously chronically ill and poor. Specific areas of focus include clinical care, administration, and research.
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Clinical activities focus on creating a breadth and depth of experience such that residents graduate with substantial expertise in community psychiatry. Given the complexity and diversity of the community mental health system, this requires rotations in a number of different facilities and programs as well as an opportunity to spend sufficient time on individual services.
Residents enter the track in the PGY2 year during the required community psychiatry rotation, spend further time rotating through Hall-Mercer and other sites during the third and fourth years, and have concurrent public mental health research experience.
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Training occurs at the provider, payer, and regulatory levels, with exposure to relevant City offices and providers. Training during the PGY2 year emphasizes clinical rotations in community mental health settings.In the PGY3 year, residents can choose to specialize in community psychiatry administration, clinical leadership, direct clinical care, or research. All residents in the Community Psychiatry Track participate in at least one research project focused on community psychiatry issues.


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Polling Americans on global warming again
Two in three Americans think that global warming is happening, and about half think that, if it is happening, it is mostly owing to human activity, but only about one in ten know that nearly all climate scientists agree that global warming is happening as a result of human activity. Those were among the key findings of Climate Change in the American Mind: October 2015 (PDF).
Expertise rejected in Texas
At its meeting on November 18, 2015, the Texas state board of education voted 8-7 to reject a proposal to add "a state review panel that could include college and university scholars assigned specifically to look for factual errors" in textbooks submitted for adoption in Texas, according to the Austin American-Statesman (November 18, 2015).
NCSE and the Grand Canyon 2016
Explore the Grand Canyon with NCSE! Reservations are still available for NCSE's next excursion to the Grand Canyon — as featured in the documentary No Dinosaurs in Heaven. From June 30 to July 8, 2016, NCSE will again explore the wonders of creation and evolution on a Grand Canyon river run conducted by NCSE's Steve Newton and Josh Rosenau.
Marshall Berman dies
The physicist and science education activist Marshall Berman died on October 25, 2015, at the age of 76, according to a November 8, 2015, obituary from the Coalition for Excellence in Science and Math Education (CESE) in New Mexico.
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The Cricket Trailer is a space-age mobile home designed by NASA architect Garrett Finney that packs all of the comforts of a conventional house into one compact package. The units can be outfitted with a fold-down bed, bathroom, shower, sink, stove, and on-demand
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Born on Feb. 27, 1983 in Bedford, NY, Mara was raised with siblings Daniel, Conor and Rooney - who later starred in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2011) - by her father, Chris Mara, vice president of player evaluation for the New York Giants, and her mother, Kathleen, a part-time real estate agent. In fact, Mara was part of two legendary NFL dynasties. Her grandfather, Wellington Mara, owned the Giants, which her great-grandfather Tim originally founded, while on her mother's side, her great-grandfather, Art Rooney, founded the Pittsburgh Steelers. With a childhood that was anything but ordinary, Mara's Sundays were often spent in a family routine of church followed by football games at ... Continue Bio >>
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