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The Yellow Jackets will have ten women competing in nine different events. Shannon Hellman will participate in the heptathlon and the 100-meter hurdles. Nicki Shnkle will run the 100-meter hurdles as well, and the 400-meter hurdles. Erin Curran will run the 1,500-mter run while Leigh Anne Whiteside and Abi Bever will run the 3,000-meter steeplechase. Wendy O'Lexey and Katie Cook will both run in the marathon. In the field events, Lisa Koch will participate in the pole vault. Cody Milbourn will throw the hammer and put the shot. Brenna Janovy will take part in the discus throw.
On the men's side, ten student-athletes will compete in six different events. Cameron Dean will run in the 400-meter hurdles. Cody Bordewyk, Jed Morgan and K.C. Fiedler will all run in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. Lane Parish and Neil Long will both run in the 5,000-meters while Birch Haraden and Mark Mazza will each run in the marathon. Cole Nicholas will participate in the hammer throw. Jason Boeding is slated to take part in the hammer throw and the shot put.
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As a Christmas present for Japser this year, I made him a junior version of my Dispatchatron. Dispatchatron Senior (www.flickr.com/photos/8190411@N07/6656354727/) was rather large and had to be put in storage when we could no longer spare the space. Dispatchatron Junior, however, can fit in a hat.
In short, the Dispatchatron Junior monitors the computer-voice (no humans) dispatch radio frequency of the county fire department and dispatches a toy fire truck whenever the county dispatches a real fire truck. Even though the radio dispatches are just a computer voice giving addresses and unoffensive descriptions of the problem, I keep the volume just loud enough to be an effect, not loud enough that the boys will start parroting the dispatches.
I was inspired to make the Junior version after seeing a handheld car launcher for sale in Target. The dime-sized car uses a capacitor which is quickly charged (in 5-8 seconds) by two AA cells in the launcher. One button charges the car, and another button levers down a gate, releasing the car.
To incorporate the toy into my contraption, I cracked it open and replaced the charge switch with a relay & transistor circuit to be operated by a microcontroller. I discarded the release button and connecting rod, leaving only the spring-loaded gate. I drilled the bottom of the launcher case and put a tiny eye-screw into the bottom of the gate. I mounted the launcher to the plywood base of the fire station, having cut a slot in the base to allow a string to run from the gate eyelet to a small servo. I then added a small ham radio handy-talkie, a battery case for the servo, a nine-volt battery for the microcontroller, and then the microcontroller itself. The microcontroller is an Arduino Micro that I won in a trivia contest on Adafruit's Ask An Engineer show. In the future, I might consolidate the various batteries into a single one for easier recharging, though my current system is rather efficient.
I built the fire station out of thin plywood and painted it with a simple mix of kids' craft paint. I pencilled in brickwork with a white colored pencil and (somewhat sloppily) painted the name of the fire station on the front. The car that came with the launcher was a yellow, rocket-powered, Prius knockoff. I painted it like a fire truck using glossy red and silver craft paint. Neither paint job is perfect, but both are plenty good enough for a two-year-old.
Now the boys' daily train play is augmented by the occasional excitement of a fire truck dispatch.
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Police Intimidation Watch: Photogs Cleared of Charges in New York, Seattle
A student photographer has been cleared in court of disorderly conduct charges stemming from his arrest in New York City at the scene of an Occupy march in January, the Associated Press reports. Separately, prosecutors in Seattle decided to drop charges against a photographer arrested for allegedly assaulting a police officer there during May Day protest, The Seattle Times reports.
Video from the scene of the arrests helped clear the photographers in both cases.
In New York, police accused New York University photography student Alexander Arbuckle of blocking traffic at an Occupy protest march on January 1. He maintained that he was photographing from the sidewalk at the time of his arrest. At trial, the judge dismissed the charges after Arbuckle's defense attorneys showed a video by another journalist showing police massing near people on the sidewalk, and then arresting them, according to AP.
In the Seattle incident, photographer Joshua Garland was accused of grabbing and twisting the arm of a police officer at a May Day protest in downtown Seattle. The Seattle Times reports that prosecutors decided they couldn't prove the charges against Garland after his defense attorney showed a video of the incident. According to that same report, the attorney pieced the video together from "video segments posted on YouTube by witnesses and other footage shot by a local television station."


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What does this all-star culinary team share? An uncompromising approach to creating a sophisticated, comforting experience for the customer, made with the finest available products.
Known simply as "Nobu," this celebrity chef from Japan has established an international reputation over the last three decades through his series of restaurants Nobu, Matsuhisa, and Udon. Nobu Las Vegas, Nobu London, and Nobu Berkeley Street London have each been awarded one Michelin star.
"I like to see my customers eating, drinking, smiling, and laughing. This is happiness."
"Qatar Airways understands my philosophy. It's like a nice marriage, a balance in the food." "Perfect is difficult, but I like to be as close to a high point as much as possible. I always try my best."
Born in Mumbai, Vineet Bhatia is a multi award-winning chef, owner of the London-based restaurant Rasoi, as well as a series of restaurants in hotels around the world. He received a Michelin star for Rasoi, as well as for Rasoi by Vineet in Geneva, giving him the privilege of being the only Indian chef to have won two Michelin stars.
"When people ask me which part of India I cook from, I say it is pan-Indian, but it comes from the heart, because I believe in food. I believe in what I do."
"As a chef I never cook for my own ego, I cook for the people that come and dine in my restaurants. If you leave with one single happy memory, then I think I've done my job."


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ZF-2914: gettext, empty string translates to the gettext file header information
Problem: When using the gettext adapter, an empty string ('') translates to the gettext file header information. When compared to the PHP native gettext functions I see that they do not have the same behaviour (empty string translates to empty string), and I'm assuming that the zend_translate behaviour is wrong.
I do not really want to translate an empty string, but stumbled upon this issue because of another bug in Zend_Form (ZF-2913) - I was a bit surprised to see the gettext file headers in my form. ;-)
Reproduction code:
require_once 'Zend/Translate.php';
$translate = new Zend_Translate('gettext', './nb.mo');
.po-file (generated with poEdit):
msgid ""
msgstr ""
"Project-Id-Version: \n"
"POT-Creation-Date: \n"
"Language-Team: \n"
"PO-Revision-Date: 2008-03-18 15:24+0100\n"
"Last-Translator: \n"
"MIME-Version: 1.0\n"
"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8\n"
"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n"
msgid "hello"
msgstr "hei"
My suggestion for a solution (please consider that I don't know how gettext .mo-files are supposed to be parsed, so I don't know if the following really is the right thing to do): zend/translate/adapter/gettext.php line 134:
$original = '';
replace with:
$this->_translate[$locale][''] = '';
$this->_gettextHeader = fread($this->_file, $transtemp[$count * 2 + 1]);
Please attach the mo file for detailed reproduction. How they are generated depends on the OS, and the used compiler. This has nothing to do with poEdit.
Generally ALL contents has to be parsed. The implementation from Zend uses the standard as defined by GNU and does not use PHP's implementation because it is problematic and has failures.
Ok... looking through your provided file and the original gettext GNU specification I can say that this behaviour is not a bug.
The empty string is translated into systems information as described in the GNU gettext specification as you can read here: http://gnu.org/software/gettext/…
"This also has another advantage, as the empty string in a PO file GNU gettext is usually translated into some system information attached to that particular MO file, and the empty string necessarily becomes the first in both the original and translated tables, making the system information very easy to find."
This means for us that this is not a bug, this is a undocumented feature ;-)


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Leonard Cohen is born in Montreal, Canada.
Let Us Compare Mythologies, Leonard Cohen's first book of poetry, is published in Canada as part of the McGill Poetry Series.
Beautiful Losers, Leonard Cohen's second novel, is published.
Songs of Leonard Cohen, the poet/novelist's debut as a singer-songwriter, is released. It contains "Suzanne" and "Sisters of Mercy," among his best-known songs.
Songs from a Room, Leonard Cohen's second album, is issued. From it comes "Bird on the Wire" and other favorites.
Songs of Love and Hate, Leonard Cohen's third album, is released. It is highlighted by "Famous Blue Raincoat" and "Joan of Arc."
New Skin for the Old Ceremony, Leonard Cohen's fourth album of original material, is released. Its original cover is banned in the U.S.
Leonard Cohen's Death of a Ladies' Man –a Phil Spector production – is released. It will be followed by Cohen's book Death of a Lady's Man.
Leonard Cohen's Recent Songs, is released. The Songs of Leonard Cohen, a documentary, is filmed in Canada and Europe the same year.
Various Positions, Leonard Cohen's is released abroad. PVC Records issues it in the U.S. two months later after his label, Columbia Records, passes on it.
Jennifer Warnes, who has sung backup with Leonard Cohen as Jennifer Warren, issues Famous Blue Raincoat, an album of covers from Cohen's songbook.
Songs of Leonard Cohen, the singer/poet's 1967 debut, is certified gold by the RIAA.
I'm Your Man, by Leonard Cohen, is released. Arguably the poet-singer's best album since his first, it includes "Tower of Song" and "Everybody Knows."
The Leonard Cohen tribute album I'm Your Fan is released. It includes cover versions by R.E.M., the Pixies and other indie-rock acts.
Leonard Cohen releases The Future, a dyspeptic album reflecting a mental state that inspires a five-year retreat.
Stranger Music
Tower of Song
Leonard Cohen releases Ten New Songs, his tenth studio album, his first new album in nine years, and his first to chart in the U.S. since 1973's Live Songs.
The Essential Leonard Cohen, a double-disc retrospective compiled by the artist, is released.
Judy Collins, whose recordings of Leonard Cohen's songs introduced the world to the singer/poet in the late Sixties, releases Democracy
Dear Heather, Leonard Cohen's second studio album of the new millennium and the 11th of his career, is released shortly after the artist turns 70.
Leonard Cohen – I'm Your Man, premieres at the Toronto Film Festival. The documentary includes tribute-concert footage from Sydney, Australia.
Leonard Cohen's first three albums – Songs of Leonard Cohen, Songs from a Room and Songs of Love and Hate – are reissued in expanded editions to mark his 40th anniversary as a recording artist.
Composer Philip Glass' Book of Longing – a double-disc song cycle based on the poetry and images of Leonard Cohen – is released on the Orange Mountain Music label.
Leonard Cohen is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the 23rd annual induction dinner. Lou Reed is the presenter.


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Get your beard in shape at the State Fair
A lot of studies have come out lately on the female opinion of guys with facial hair. According to one, women prefer sexy men with stubble. Another says most just like geeky guys who don't shave, which I know from experience isn't true. And the latest just reports 60 percent of women just want a man with well-groomed facial hair, which is perfect since about 60 percent of men worldwide sport hair on their face. Read More


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Carol Aichele was nominated by Governor Tom Corbett to serve as Secretary of the Commonwealth on January 18, 2011 and was unanimously confirmed by the Senate on April 26, 2011. In this role, she leads the Pennsylvania Department of State, which protects the public's health, safety and welfare by licensing over 800,000 business, health and real estate professionals; maintains registration and financial information for thousands of charities soliciting contributions from Pennsylvanians; administers Pennsylvania's electoral process; maintains corporate filings; and oversees professional boxing, wrestling and Mixed Martial Arts in the Commonwealth.
Before joining the state, Secretary Aichele served on the Chester County Board of Commissioners, where she was first elected in November 2003 and was re-elected in November 2007. Under her leadership, the county was awarded three Triple-A bond ratings for its excellent financial management practices.Read More
Governor Tom Corbett recently named Katie True, of Lancaster County, to lead the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs within the Pennsylvania Department of State.
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Wild Game Goes in Cornell's Favor 5-4 in Women's Hockey
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PRINCETON, N.J. (11/1/13) - No. 3 Cornell scored five goals in the first period but the Princeton women's hockey didn't give up. The Tigers clawed their way back in the game scoring four goals in the second period, but couldn't get the equalizer as the Big Red win 5-4.
The Big Red scored twice in the first 10 minutes of the game but poured it on in the final 1:42 scoring three straight goals.
The second period was all Princeton. The Tigers came storming out of the locker room as if the first period never happened, scoring three goals in the first three minutes.
Sophomore Jaimie McDonell got things started when she scored on the doorstep at 2:08. Senior Gabie Figueroa sent a pass from the point to freshman Cassidy Tucker on the left side. Tucker delievered the puck in front of net and McDonell capitalized.
It was Figueroa again that set up the Tigers second goal, just 11 seconds later. Figuera pushed the puck into the zone to classmate Denna Laing along the right boards. Laing skated in and passed to senior Olivia Mucha in the slot and buried the goal.
Senior defender Rose Alleva struck 39 seconds later. Freshman Hilary Lloyd had the initial shot and the rebound was scooped up by McDonell who saw Alleva open on the left side for the score.
Junior Ashley Holt was hot on the other end as she made a save on a penalty shot by Jessica Campbell at 3:32 of the second period. Holt finished the game with 20 saves, zero goals allowed in 39 minutes. She replaced sophomore Kimberly Newell who started the game and allowed all five first-period goals.
Princeton got within one at 10:17 on a 5x3 power-play goal by junior Ali Pankowski. Mucha and Alleva earned the assists.
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The SOF was created in 1968 with 60 sailors from 12 nations competing on Finn and 5.5m. In the early 1970s, they were 240 sailors from 16 nations, most of them being Europeans. In the 1980s, overseas countries began to join the European circuit. In 2008, for the 40th SOF, 930 sailors competed in Hyères, on 690 boats representing 61 nations. One hundred and forty-five coach boats were registered, and the event was run by about 300 volunteers, including 15 International Judges and nine International Race Officers.
Initiated and still organized by sailors for other sailors, the SOF has convinced by its rigorous organization and the quality of the racing area. When ISAF decided to change the racing format of sailing at Olympic Games, in the early 1990s, with smaller fleets on shorter courses, the SOF was among the first events to experiment group systems with qualifying and final rounds. This was the beginning of trapezoid courses, replacing the former "Olympic triangle". The new organization needed to have a solid headquarter onshore with experienced PROs, able to coordinate racing on five or six racing areas simultaneously and looking for consistency of the race management. In 2002, Paralympic classes were included in Hyères programme, allowing disabled sailors to join Olympic sailors on the same venue, competing and celebrating sport at the same time.
2009 should start a new era for the SOF, with the ISAF Sailing World Cup label and the support of the city of Hyères extended to TPM (Toulon Provence Méditerranée), community of cities around Toulon.
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With blue skies and warmer temperatures, it seems like spring is right around the corner. For this month's Gallery Stroll, check out the show at Art Access. Clay Arts of Utah is presenting the aptly titled show, "Biomimicry," which includes pieces inspired by the natural world. See a range of works in clay, all celebrating the wonders of nature, including the bloom of spring. Learn more about the show, and see video interview with Karen Gladstone, President of Clay Arts of Utah in the latest edition of 15 Bytes.
One of Salt Lake's newest galleries, Concept, has vibrant works of art on display including new pieces by the co-owner, John Harris. All the artwork and furniture at Concept is locally made, much of it on-site. Don't miss the unusual concrete work by Jeffrey Potts, including his "Tufted Bench," and "Croc Pott." The later is his signature piece and it's a large planter made from concrete that has the sheen of crocodile skin.
Last week, you may have gone to Finch Lane Gallery to see the "35x35" exhibition, work by 35 artists all 35-years-old or younger. The show was put together by Artists of Utah and will be up through April 26. If you want to meet the founder of Artists of Utah and take at look at the work he's been doing as an artist in residence through Lab@theLeo, drop by the Leonardo tonight. Tonight only, admission to the lab is free.
With the weather warming up, it's the perfect change to head outdoors and enjoy Gallery Stroll.
A sculpture by Paul Gladstone that will be on display at Art Access as part of the show presented by Clay Arts of Utah. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Equipment aboard Salyut 1 included a telescope, spectrometer, electrophotometer, and television. The crew checked improved on-board spacecraft systems in different conditions of flight and conducted medico-biological research. The main instrument, a large solar telescope, was inoperative because its cover failed to jettison. A small fire and difficult working conditions will lead to a decision to return crew before planned full duration of 30 days.
As Kamanin is on the way to the airport, a serious situation develops aboard the station. At 13:00 the cosmonauts report a strong burning smell, and smoke in the station. The crew evacuates the station and retreat to the Soyuz lifeboat. Forty minutes later, just as Kamanin is boarding the Tu-104, Shatalov reports that the mission will continue, but the situation aboard the station is not comfortable. The crew has turned off the primary oxygen regenerator and exchanged the filters of the oxygen supply and reserve regenerator. At 14:05 Kamanin finally boards the aircraft, which takes off and sets course for the Crimea. At 14:30 they are ordered to turn around and land at Chkalovksy Airfield outside Moscow. The whole thing turns out to be a banal mistake by one of the officers at an air traffic control station! They lose two hours in the process. No information is available when the Tu-104 finally lands at Saki, since Nikolayev and the other cosmonauts who attended the emergency meetings had taken off to return to Moscow three hours earlier. Kamanin finally arrives at Yevpatoriya at 23:00, in time for a comms session with Dobrovolsky and Patsayev (Volkov is sleeping). The Soyuz 11 crew reports that the training suits are very tiring. Dobrovolsky reports all is now normal otherwise. He requests permission to continue the flight. Bykovsky reports that the situation on the station is now stable. There is no more smoke or burning smell, but the crew has been overloaded in the last six hours. They have done a lot of work with no food or rest. The situation was so bad at one point that preparations had been made for undocking the Soyuz for an emergency return to earth.
The bigwigs arrive from Moscow to be in on the landing. But Afanasyev, Keldysh, Mishin, and Karas all remain at the cosmodrome for the investigation into the N1 failure.
After the crew has left the station, taken their seats in the capsule, and closed the hatch between the Soyuz BO orbital module and SA re-entry capsule, the strained voice of Volkov comes from space: 'Hatch not hermetically sealed? What's happening? What's going on?'. All this response to the fact that the caution and warning panel 'Hatch open' light has not gone out. Yeliseyev calmly advises the crew, 'Don't panic. Open the hatch, and move the wheel to the left to open. Close the hatch, and then move the wheel to the right six turns with full force'. The crew does this several times, but the light still won't go out. On a final attempt, with 6.5 turns of the wheel, the light goes out. On the second half of he 15th orbit, the crew lowers the pressure in the BO to 160 mm, and the hatch proves to be air-tight.
On the 16th orbit the crew separates their Soyuz from the Salyut station. At 21:35 they report normal separation and that they 'can see how the station moves away from the spacecraft'. They have enough propellant to stop the separation velocity, and take photographs of the station from 10 to 15 m away. They then back away to 30-40 m, and Patsayev takes another set of photographs documenting the condition of the station.
Telemetry shows the Soyuz braking engine begins firing at 01:35:24 and makes a nominal 187 second retrofire burn. Ground control waits for verbal confirmation, but there are no voice communications received from the capsule. At 01:47:28 the crew should have reported successful BO and PAO module separations from the capsule, but still nothing heard. It is not clear to ground control at this point - is Soyuz 11 heading for a landing or staying in orbit? From 01:49:37 to 2:04:07 the capsule is in communications range but there is no reply to the ground's calls. It is now obvious that something is wrong aboard Soyuz 11, but it is not clear what.
At 01:54 the VVS command point reports that radar has picked up the spacecraft at 2200 km uprange from the landing zone. It is on course, so the feeling is that the capsule's communications system has simply failed. The parachute deploy signal is received from within the landing zone, but still no transmissions from the crew as on earlier missions. At 02:05 an Il-14 search plane and Mi-8 helicopter spot Soyuz 11 descending under its parachute, within 200 km east of Dzhezkazgan. Soyuz 11 lands at 02:18 Moscow time. Four helicopters land simultaneously as the capsule thumps down on the steppe. The report from the recovery forces to the control centre is only one word: "Wait". There are no further tramsmissions from the recovery forces. It is clear the crew must be dead. Kamanin calls Goreglyad and tells him to set up a State Commission.
Later it is learned that two minutes after landing the hatch was opened by the recovery group and the crew was seen to be without signs of life. At 06:00 by orders of Ustinov and Smirnov the designated members of the State Commission depart from the Crimea for the landing site aboard a Tu-104, then transfer to an An-10. But on arrival they find that Goreglyad has already left for Moscow with the corpses of the crew. At 16:00 the engineers and doctors meet with the State Commission. The spacecraft's cabin, seats, parachute, equipment, and instruments have been examined. They indicate no problems - the spacecraft made a good soft landing. A hard landing was not a factor. All switches on the instrument panel were in their correct positions. A vent in one of two air valves was open 10 mm. There were no other discrepancies, even though the doctors already report that they believe the crew died from decompression of the cabin. At 23:00 the State Commission members leave for Moscow. Additional Details: here....
The idea of plugging the vent with a finger is absurd. Had they done so, they would have had only 15 to 17 minutes to work the problem before the onset of G-forces. Imagine the real situation - retrofire was normal - the BO module jettisoned - suddenly the depress light on the caution warning panel is on! Dobrovolsky checks the hatch, but it's not the hatch -- and there are only 25 to 30 seconds until they all become unconscious. Volkov and Patsayev undo their straps and turn on the radio. The whistling of the air can only be heard at the commander's seat - where the vent valve is located. Kamanin discontinues diary entries for two years after this date.


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Go Go Girl Clutch - SOLD OUT
Style Code: 0236402NWR
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Chic clutch with metal accents and hidden handles that can be tucked in when not in use. Chain shoulder strap with 12" drop. Inside features a zip pocket and two slip pockets. This style is available exclusively @ Nine West Stores & ninewest.com.
Style Code: 0236402NWR
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I love how this clutch purse is small enough to be convenient, but large enough to hold more than the typical small clutch purse. It is a great color (I got the Moon/Roccia color) and it is awesome that you can wear it three ways - with strap, using handles, or without either as a true clutch. It pairs great with jeans and a nice blowse or for dressier occassions.
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- True to Size
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- True to Width
- Age:
- 25 to 34


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Vernelle Greene
Published: Thursday, August 29, 2013 at 3:42 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 29, 2013 at 3:42 p.m.
CHURCHLAND | Alma Vernelle Snider Greene, 83, of Churchland, loving mother, grandmother and a friend to all, passed away Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013, in Rowan Regional Hospital in Salisbury after several months of declining health.
A funeral to celebrate her life will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Churchland Baptist Church, where she was a member, by the Rev. Jerry Wilkes. Burial will follow in the Barnes Cemetery.
Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Piedmont Funeral Home and other times at the home of her daughter, Fran Wagner, 4436 Giles Road.
Vernelle was born in Denton on Sept. 2, 1929, to S. Earl Snider and Lillian Shutt Snider. She graduated from Denton High School and Ashemore Business College and retired from the library of Tyro Middle School. At her church, she was a former Sunday school and Vacation Bible School teacher, former choir member and served as the church librarian and historian. She was a member of the Davidson County Genealogy Society. She was married to Kirby Worth Greene Jr., who died in 1997. She was also preceded in death by her parents; brother Thurman Snider; and sisters Zenda Lee Hedrick and Alreta Hulin.
Surviving are her son, Kirby Worth Greene III (Clara Sue); daughters Fairye Mills (Rocky) and Fran Wagner (Jeff), all of Lexington; grandchildren Kevin Greene, Lisa Olp (Scott), Brian Mills, Brad Wagner, Brent Wagner (Jenny), Brandi Wagner (fiance Jake Sheffield), Kristie Trantham and Valerie Jones; great-grandchildren Lucas Greene, Lawson Greene, Nathalie Olp, Emily Trantham, Ella Trantham, Eli Trantham, Addi Jones and Evan Jones; brother Leon Snider (Carol) of Denton; brothers-in-law Robert "Bobby" Greene of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Clayton Hulin of Denton; and sister-in-law Evangeline "Vangie" Snider of Locust.
Direct any memorials to the Barnes Cemetery Fund, c/o Kyla Murphy, Suntrust Bank, 106 N. State St., Lexington, NC 27292.
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Fatal crash blocks I-95 in New Smyrna Beach
Published: Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 9:19 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 4, 2013 at 7:31 a.m.
A crash involving a fatality at 9 p.m. Sunday closed down the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in New Smyrna Beach, according to the Florida Highway Patrol website.
Details were not immediately available from the FHP, but according to law enforcement scanners, a vehicle was traveling in the wrong direction on I-95 near State Road 44 when it hit a tractor-trailer rig head-on.
More details will be released as they become available.
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