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|20 Tatiana Chapple
Senior Celeste Stewart Earned Outstanding Player of the Year Award
The Pirates look to earn win number 22 of the season
The Pirates collect a program best 14 home wins
ECU and Memphis will square off on Sunday, March 3, at 1 p.m.
Whitny Edwards and Celeste Stewart each tallied 14 points for the Pirates
No. 24 North Carolina vs. East Carolina - AP Photo Gallery
2014-15: Appeared in all 33 games and made 23 starts for the Pirates during her senior campaign…Averaged 2.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 20.4 minutes per game while shooting 42.6 percent (29-for-68)…Posted 2.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.3 assists and one steal per contest in conference play…Led the team in charges drawn with 18…Grabbed five or more rebounds on seven different occasions…Had three or more steals four times and three or more assists three times…Scored six points on 3-of-5 shooting to go with two steals in the home-opening win over College of Charleston (11/19)…Had five points and a season-high three assists in the victory over Delaware (11/21)…Scored a season-high nine points, shot 7-of-8 at the free throw line, grabbed five rebounds and handed out three assists in the win against Memphis (1/21)…Recorded season-highs in rebounds (9), steals (4) and minutes played (33) in the win at SMU (1/21)…Shot a perfect 4-of-4 on the day to finish with eight points against Tulsa (1/24)…Had four rebounds, two assists and three steals at No. 2 UConn (1/28)…Scored four points and grabbed five boards in the comeback win at Tulane (1/31)…Pulled down seven rebounds and had three steals in the upset win over No. 25 USF (2/15)…Had seven rebounds, two assists and two steals while hitting all four free throw attempts on Senior Night against UCF (3/2)…Posted seven points, five boards, two assists and two steals to go with a 5-for-6 performance at the free throw line in the WNIT first round win over Radford (3/18).
2013-14: Started in 30-of-31 games for the Pirates as a junior...Led ECU with a 49.4 shooting percentage...Concluded the season with 87 points (2.8 per game), 134 rebounds (4.3 per game), 30 steals, 26 assists and six blocks...Recorded a season-high 10 points versus Cleveland State (12/1/13) after connecting on 4-of-5 field goals...Registered a season-high nine rebounds on two occasions (vs. Florida Atlantic and vs. Tulsa)...Was the Pirates' leading rebounder on three occasions...Was a perfect 3-for-3 from the field on three occasions...Recorded eight rebounds on a trio of occasions...Notched a season-high three assists twice while grabbing three steals three times and putting up two blocks versus Ohio (12/20/13)...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll...Selected to ECU's Athletics Director's Honor Roll...Earned the Conference USA Academic Medal for maintaining a GPA of 3.75 or higher...Took home the ECU First Award at the annual East Carolina Women's Basketball End of the Year Reception.
2012-13: Started in all 32 games for ECU as a sophomore...Led the team with a 48.2-percent field goal percentage...Finished the year with 120 points (3.8 per game), 117 rebounds (3.7 per game), 30 assists, 28 steals, and 13 blocks...Recorded a season-high 12 points versus Monmouth (12/1/12) after connecting on a season-best six made free field goals in the Navy Classic...Notched a season-best eight rebounds versus Memphis (3/3/13)...Tied her career-high with five assists against UAB (2/28/13)...Registered a season-high four steals on two occasions...Tallied six rebounds, five points, two steals and an assist in the contest at William & Mary (11/9/12)...Was 3-for-4 from the free throw line versus the Tribe...Registered eight points, two boards, as well as an assist and a steal against St. Andrew's (11/11/12)...Shot 60-percent from the floor and was perfect from the free throw line versus the Knights....Recorded six points and one steal against College of Charleston (11/17/12) shooting 75-percent from the field...Tallied four points, three boards, four steals and an assist versus Converse (11/18/12)...Recorded four points, five boards, an assist and a steal in the Pirates' 20-point win over Campbell (11/25/12) in a game in which she shot 50-percent from the field...Notched four points and a pair of rebounds versus NC Central (12/4/12)...Recorded her second double-figure scoring performance of the season with 10 points, four steals, three rebounds, a season-high three assists, and a block against VCU (12/16/12)...Notched four points, two rebounds, one assist and one block in ECU's win over Elon (12/29/12)...Recorded five rebounds and two blocks at George Mason (1/2/13)...Tallied five boards, four points, one assist and one steal against Rice (1/10/13) in the Pirates' conference opener...Registered 12 points, eight rebounds, five assists, one block and one steal at UTEP (1/13/13)...Tied her career-high with two blocks to go along with three rebounds at Memphis (1/17/13)...Shot 80-percent from the field as she connected on 4-of-5 shots for eight points with one rebound and two steals against Tulsa (1/20/13)...Recorded seven rebounds, added two points, two blocks and one steal in a career-high 36 minutes of action at Tulane (1/27/13)...Notched a season-best seven rebounds, four points, and one assist at Houston (2/7/13)...Posted six rebounds, four points, and one assist at UAB (2/10/13)...Tallied eight points, three steals and two rebounds while shooting 80-percent (4-for-5) from the field at UCF (2/25/13)...Notched seven rebounds, while adding six points and tied her career-best with five assists vs. UAB (2/28/13)... Tallied four points, two rebounds, two assists and a pair of steals at Southern Miss (3/7/13)...Recorded six points after going 3-for-4 from the floor at Western Kentucky (3/21/13) in the first round of the WNIT while adding three boards, two blocks and an assist...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll...Named ECU's Defensive Player of the Year...Selected to the ECU Athletics Director's Honor Roll.
2011-12: Made starts in 30 of the Pirates' 31 contests, the most among any freshman on the team and second most overall...Ranked second on the squad in rebounding (5.6 per contest), field goal percentage (.457) and offensive rebounds (55)...One of six ECU players to average at least 20 minutes played per game...Posted her first career double-double against St. Andrew's (11/13) with 11 points and 11 rebounds while adding five steals and five assists...Scored in double figures four times and recorded double-digit rebounds in three contests...Netted a season-high 14 points versus Jacksonville (12/18)...Pulled down a campaign-best 12 boards in the contest against Lafayette (12/29)...Averaged 12.5 points and six rebounds in the Carolinas Challenge opposite the Dolphins and North Carolina (12/20)...Will enter the 2012-13 season on a 13-game streak of games started.
Northland High School: A six-foot forward who was ranked No. 102 at her position nationally by ESPN HoopGurlz, Chapple helped the Northland varsity squad to a record of 76-13...Named to the All-City League North Division Second Team after her final campaign in which the Vikings reached the regional tournament after dispatching Gahanna in the district championship game...Her junior season, she averaged 5.9 points, seven rebounds, 2.1 steals and 1.7 blocks per game while shooting 54 percent from the field and leading the Vikings to the district semifinals...Northland also tied Brookhaven High School for the City North title with a 13-1 league mark...Additionally, was named to the All-City Girl's Basketball Team as an honorable mention selection and garnered Northland's defensive player-of-the-year award...Served as a team captain for the 2010-11 season.
Personal: Born Tatiana Danielle Chapple on April 6, 1993 in Oakland, Calif...Daughter of Towana Chapple...Graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology.


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Gov. Mark Parkinson is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to convictions in a 2001 homicide in Ford County.
Parkinson announced the reward Wednesday in the death of Jesus
Aaron Lerma. His body was found in a field in rural Ford County on
July 31, 2001. An autopsy ruled that he died from a single gunshot
wound to the chest. His vehicle was later found abandoned in Dodge
No suspects have been identified in Lerma's death.
State law allows the governor to offer $5,000 rewards for
information in any heinous crime in the state.
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The Moonstone
by Wilkie Collins
The Moonstone Second Period, Narrative 2, Chapter 2 Summary
- About a week after Rachel moves out of the Bruffs' house, an Indian gentleman asks to see Mr. Bruff at his office, with a note from Mr. Septimus Luker.
- Bruff doesn't know Mr. Luker, so it's both strange and kind of impolite for Mr. Luker to presume to introduce a new client to him.
- The Indian gentleman says that he has come to borrow some money, and offers a beautiful and ornate box as security.
- The gentleman says that Mr. Luker had refused him on the grounds that he had no money to lend.
- Mr. Bruff apologizes, but says that he can't do it – he never lends money to strangers.
- On his way out, the gentleman asks Mr. Bruff a quick question: on the occasions when he does lend money, how long is allowed before the money is paid back?
- The answer is one year, to the day.
- And the gentleman leaves.
- After thinking about it for a while, Mr. Bruff concludes that the whole thing was a set-up. The Indian gentleman just wanted the excuse to ask Mr. Bruff the parting question about how long someone would have to pay back a debt.
- Then Mr. Bruff gets a letter from Mr. Luker asking for an appointment.
- Mr. Bruff agrees.
- The next day, Mr. Luker explains that he had recognized the Indian gentleman as one of the people who had harassed him before.
- So he was nervous, and insisted that he had no money to lend.
- When the man asked him where to go instead, Mr. Luker had blurted out Mr. Bruff's name off the top of his head.
- Mr. Luker wants to apologize for the impoliteness of recommending a client to someone whom he didn't really know.
- Mr. Luker also mentions that the Indian gentleman had asked him the same question about how long a person would have to pay back a debt from a money lender.
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"Coming from Pennsylvania, it's a totally different climate and adjustment all in itself," he said. "Just having the playbook thrown at you, you're trying to pick everything up."
Colston was outshined during that first part of the summer by Fred Biletnikoff winner Mike Hass, who was cut by the Saints and ended his career in 2010 with the Omaha Nighthawks of the UFL.
"None of us, myself included, would have thought that would have been the case."
Now Colston, who turned 30 on June 5, is eight seasons into his NFL career, and suddenly finds himself one of the sole veterans in the receiving corps. With Devery Henderson gone, Colston and Lance Moore, 29, have at least five seasons of experience on their receiving counterparts. And the gap is considerable after Colston and Moore. Joe Morgan and Parker Preston are both entering their third seasons and caught 10 passes between them last year.
Thirty the age NFL players often dread -- the invisible line between the up-and-comers and those on their way down.
If history is any indication, Moore and Colston will handle "the dreaded 30" with grace.
"They've really done things the right way, they're true pros," Brees said following minicamp.
"Really, the long term goal is not really based on anything financial," he said.
As for now, his first focus is with the Saints, and the talented group of young receivers he plans to lead by example.
"The best thing I can do for those guys is go out, work hard, and continue to try to improve my craft, just be a resource for those guys as this process unravels," he said after minicamp.
"It's a whirlwind. If you make it through to this part, just learn as much as you can. That's what it's all about right now."
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I haven't done any political quotes in a while, and I don't really want to. But then along came these 2 quotes from the Conservative Political Action Conference. I must quote them. You cannot stop me.
"My Bad"
Michael Steele (RNC) on the last 8 years of Republican governance.
Followed up with:
"Michael Steele! You be da man!"
Michele Bachmann (R-MN)
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mr_subjunctive Says:
February 27th, 2009 at 11:59 am
Pharyngula reported today that Michelle Bachmann, speaking at CPAC, said:
"I just wondered that if our founders thought taxation without representation was bad, what would they think of representation WITH taxation?"
Cactus Says:
February 27th, 2009 at 12:09 pm
It boggles the mind. I mean, really, like, did she really say that? Really???? Anyone have the video?
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February 27th, 2009 at 3:30 pm
Haven't seen video, but considering some of the other things she's said, I wouldn't be surprised if this were genuine.


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Capcom confirms proper sequel to its zombie-slaying hit.
When Capcom first revealed Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop, a watered down Nintendo Wii port of its 2006 original set to release later this month, it was proof enough that the developer and publisher wasn't exactly finished with its zombie-slaying franchise. Only, today, however, did they finally deliver on the promise therein, announcing a full-on sequel for the Xbox 360 (the only system the first game released for), PlayStation 3 and PC. So far only tentatively, albeit aptly titled Dead Rising 2, the game takes place years after the initial outbreak and the virus has now spread across the nation. No longer confined to just a single mall, players will have full run of a Las Vegas-styled city as they fight against the undead hordes that roam the streets, once again making a weapon out of almost anything at their disposal. Unfortunately, apart from the new setting, there wasn't a lot of information about what other sort of improvements we might see; since the first game, the idea of online multiplayer has not only proved intriguing, but also quite successful, as we saw in last year's Left 4 Dead (PC, Xbox 360). Capcom is expected to reveal more about Dead Rising 2 at a later date. For now, you can only further sate your curiosity with the official press release below:
SAN MATEO, Calif. – February 9, 2009 - Capcom®, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today confirmed that Dead Rising™ 2 is in development for three different gaming platforms: the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft®, PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system and Windows PC. The sequel to the 1.5 million-plus selling Dead Rising™, Dead Rising 2 will take the franchise to a new level of zombie-killing fun with tens of thousands of zombies, the all new gambling paradise of Fortune City to explore and conquer plus a host of new in-game objects that can all be used as deadly weapons to stave off the zombie assault.
Dead Rising 2 is set several years after the infamous zombie invasion of Willamette. Unfortunately, the zombie virus was not contained at the conclusion of Dead Rising, spreading unchecked throughout the United States and Dead Rising 2 depicts a country where zombie outbreaks continue to strike.
Dead Rising 2 is being developed in partnership with up and coming Canadian developer Blue Castle Games. A number of members from the original Dead Rising team will be working alongside Blue Castle Games throughout the development process, including Capcom's global head of research and development, Keiji Inafune, who as the game's Producer will play an active role in the project.
Released in 2006, Dead Rising won praise across the globe for its mix of intense zombie action and dark humor, garnering numerous awards including IGN's "Most Innovative Design for Xbox 360", Gamespot's "Best Action-Adventure Game" for 2006 and "Action Game of the Year" at the 2006 Spike TV Video Game Awards.
Further details concerning the story and gameplay of Dead Rising 2 will be made available shortly.
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A one-car, rollover accident on West State Route 904 Sunday evening sent two area women to a Spokane hospital.
According to a Washington State Patrol press memo, a 1996 Ford Explorer driven by Colleen M. Drewery, 22, of Cheney was westbound on SR 904 just south of Interstate 90 about three miles from the Lincoln County line when it left the road to the right. The driver overcorrected and the Explorer rolled, coming to rest on the guardrail.
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IEstimated Yield to be 11,
449,000 Bales
Boll Weevil infestation Estirpated at
from 71.8 to 80.2. Acreage Aian
doned to July 1 Summarized at 7.1
Per Cen;t. Scuth Carolina Condition
Placed at 60.
Now Orleans, Aug. 1.--Cotton jump
ad $8.50 a ]ale at the local exchange
today immediately after the reading
of the department of agriculture's re
port placing the condition of the grow
Ing crop at 70. 3 per cent of normal.
October touched 2-2:50 and most active
months were carried from 169 to 171
points higher than yesterday's close
within a few minutes after the re
ceipt of the government's report.
The market held quiet without much
change until just before 10 o'clock,
th' time of the issitance of the crop
condition report when it started to
bulge on tho heaviest kind of buying.
It roeo to 55 to r0 points before the
figures of 70.8 were read to the ring
and then builged an 'additional 100 to
108 opoints for the percentage was far
under general expectations.
October tra'ded up to 22.50 where
the more active positions showed net
gains on the day of 169 to 171 points.
'Toward 11 o'clock the advance was
checked by realizing sales. from the
long side.
IWashington, Aug. 1.-This year's
- cotton crop was -placed at 11,449,000
bales of 500 pounds gross weight in
the second forecast of the season an
notinced taday by the Department of
Agriculture, basing its estimate on the
condition of the crop July 25 which
was 70.8 per cent of a normal.
There wasa decline of 0.4 boints in
condition from June 25 to July 25, the
condition of June 26 having been 71.2
per cent of a normal on which the
first forecast of the season, 11,055,000
bales ef 500 pounds gross weight was
based. The average change in the last
ten years between June 25 and July
25, was a decline of 3.9 ipoints.
The conditions of the crop on July
25 by states follows:
Virginia, 80; North Carolina, 78;
South Carolina, 60; Georgia, 54; Flor
ida, 65; Alabama, 70; Mississippi, 74;
Louisiana, 70; Texas, 7Q; Arkansas,
81; Tennessee, 85; Missouri, 90; Ok
lahoma, 76; California, 95; Arizona,
'86; New Mexico, 85.
The final outturn of the crop, the de
'partment announced, may be larger
,or smaller than forecast today as con
--dltions developing during the remain
eder of the season prove more or less
'favorable than average.
Crops of .previous years and the uly
25 condition in these years follow:'
'Year Crop July 25
1.9'1 - .. .. ... . 7,593,641l 64.7
1020 .. .. .. .. .. ..13,40403 '74.1.
19)19 ..... ~.. .. .. . .11,420,703 07.1
19)18 ..... .. .. .... 12,010,532 73%
1917. .. .. .. . . ...11,302,375 70.3
1914 (record) . . .. '16/134,390 '70.4
1912-21 (avg.). .,' .. l'2,279,348 72.9
.The acreage of cotton abandoned to
July first Wvas summarized at 7.1 per
cent .the department annotinced in a
ou~plemental statetient issued tn're
sponse to senate resolutioins.
CQ~inty agents reported 80.2 per cent
atid reporters of the crop reporting
boar( estimated 71.3 'per cent of the
total acreage was 4nfested ,by the boll
4Ji t supplemental repbort the de
itinent annoulpced 21)5 replies as to
Abandonment of adrengo ha4 .'ben re
ceived from cornnissioners of igricul-.
ttire and the~agricetitural agentn )f. the
various counties in the" iotton 'grow
i states. 'There are 849 6otton grow..
n~ count-16s so that 'the 295 efleds
c'oeived .account for only'4 ~ut'a4,-per
ntilte counties. 'The number ,of
mplieic reelved from county agents
Vtdte ayeragN pf percentage of ab1)1t
dneut in tho replies by' state tf1
lV'na, O3 repies iveage 44 0'
1 65 S~thai'olitia, 0 4 d8;
6 ,: Aalt n./d3dg28apzNp's
More Men Enrolled This Year Than in 1920 While Wo
men Increase the Number.
AWIth the enrollment of men larger their books, leaving four more yet to
than In 1920 the women will swell the be heard from. The total number of
voting power of the county by nearly voters tabulated so far .is 5,970, of
2,000 more according to enrollment which 1,857 are women, compared to a
figures furnished by Mr. W. S. Power, total enrollment in 1920 of -1,023 in
in charge of the county enrollment the same numbor of boxes.
books. Thirty-two clubs have sent in The enrollment figures follow:
Precinct Total 1.922 Mea Women 1920
Laurens'.... ..................... 990 567 423 762
Shiloh . .. .... .... . .... ...... 83 63 20 61
Ekoi . .,. . .-. ... ... ...'146 96 51 113
Trinity-4Ridge .... ..6.. .... .... .... 79 68 21 new
Owings . - .......... .... .... ...... 125 88 37 88
W oodville .--. .... .... .... .... .,.. 163 '135 29 158
Goldville . -. . -... .... .... .... .... 157 106 57 81
Clinton .... .... .... .... .... ...... 736 416 320 407
Clinton Mill .... .... ....... ...... 163 123 40 '141
Poiplar -Springs ...... ............... 218 1.13 75 132
'Hickory Tavern .... .... ........ .... 212 166 46 168
Laurens Mill .... .... .... .... ...... 306 200 106 153
JIountville..... .... .... ....... 123 9.1 29 -105
Hlopewell .... .... .... .... .... .... 89 58 31 5.1
Grays .... .... .... ..... .... ...... 57 38 19 51
Cook's Store ........ --. .... ....-. 1'11 90 21 82
Lydia Mill .... . ... .... .... ...... 120 lit 9 87
(D'aniels Store ......... .... .... ......75 53 22 78
Mt. Pleasant .... ........ .... ...... . 68 17 63
Youngs .... .. ...... . .... ...... 118 86 32 77
Gray Court .... .... .... .... ...... 285 206 79 196
Cross Hill ..: -. -........... ....279 222 57 221
Mt. Olive .... .... .... 65 38 27 new
Dials.--.---............... ... 60 47 13 4.1
Pleasant 'Mound.....................126 76 48 53
Watts Mills .... .... .... ........296 273 23 269
Barksdale-Narnio .... .... ..,,..., 77 51 26 new
Stewart's Store ......... .... ........ 104 61 43 47
Tip Top .... . ....... .... .. 47 43 4 45
Thompson's .Store ...... ...... -156 105 51 98
Waterloo .... .... .... ........ ...1.16 65 51 73
Total .... ... .... .... .......5970 4023 1857 3975
Julia Irby Sanitarium, Closed About V. W. Hale and John Beheler, of Ches.
Two Years Ago, to Open Under New nier, tre Killed by Piedmiont and
Management. Northern Car.
'Definite announcement was made Greenville, July 31.-C. -W, Hale, a
this week that the Julia Irby sant- merchant, and John Beholer, barber
tarium, nwhich has been closed for near- shop proprietor, both of Chesnee, were
ly two years, will .be opened again almost Instantly killed about 2 o'clock
about September 1 under the dire- yesterday afternoon when 'Piedmont &
lion of 'Dr. S. 1IR. Black and iDr. Hugh INorthern train Nc. 6, jpartad-burg
Black, Jr., of -Spartanburg. Exact de- .boundstruck the touring car In which
tails as to how the hospital will be op- the two men were riding at the road
erated have not been stated, but it is crossing at Oflucan. The injured n
understood that the hospital and the were rushed to the General Hospital
surgical. work will be carried on under In Spartanburg, but both died before
the *prsonal direction of these two they reached the Institution.
-physiclans who will divide their time Mr. Hale had made the' trip from
between Laurens and Spartanburg. Chesnee yesterday morning to Greer
The tiwo doctors are graduates of with his wife and children, who were
/Pefferson college, Philadelphia, and to visit relatives In Greer. Mr. Beheler
have had experience in large northern accompanied the party. They had left
hospitals. They will install entirely the family at 'the home of the relatives
new equipment, It is understood, and in Greer, the two men were making
conduct the hospital on strictly mod- the trip back to Chesnee when the
ern lines. The -building is already un- fatal accident occurred.
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aitter Part of Week.
As predicted by the sportswriter of
the Greenwood tindex-Journal the
"worm has turned" and Laurens, with
a fast aggregation of ball players but
a tendency to lose, has begun to rise.
After suffering a mild defeat by An
derson Thursday, nking four straight
for the week, and being saved, Friday
by a happy shower of rain, she invad
cd the camps of the Electricians at An
derson Monday and Tuesday of this
week and walked away with two games
In the Monday game Moseley pitched
air-tight -ball, letting the Anderson
crowd down with .four hits, winning
the game 3 to 1. While details of yes
terday's game were lacking when this
paper went -to press, it was learned
authentically that the score was 8 to
6 in Laurens' favor, .but the hurler
could not be learned. 'It was thought
that "Old Man" Bobo had broken his
streak of hard luck and pitched -the
locals to a victory.
Greenwood comes to Laurens .Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week for a three day session. With
two fresh games in the winning side
of the bag, the locals will no doubt go
out to re-arrange the percentage col
unin so that Laaurens will soon be
higher up. Thursday has been desig
nated as Ladies' IDay by the.local man
ageient and a -big day is expected as
the ladies will be allowed to come in
the gates without "putting down" the
In all probability -'Elton Owings
will pitoh the opening game, Moseley
the second and Bobo the third.
Two Leailers of Carolina Textile
Lengue Play Crucial Gome Here
Saturday Afternoon.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock Mills
El, leanding the 'Carolina Textile
League, will go up against the locals
of 'W1atts Mills on the Watts Mills
ground -in what vill be thb crucial
game of the season. Watts is traIling
the mill leaders by only one game and
it they succeed in downing the Green
ville aggregation Saturday they will
be in position to cop the next game
and win the pennant for the season.
The Watts Mills players are iputting
in heavy practice each afternoon and
expect to enter the game Saturday
with everything in a !winning condi
tion. It is thought that "Lefty Sur
ratt" former Greenville hurler will
be on the mound for them while Mills
.is expected to put up the best hurler
it has in stock.
The Watts Mills ')and will furnish
music and a ,big crowd is expected out
to support the home club.
It Came!
The .big cantaloupe that- Rural Po
lceman Owenis said that iW. E. Gald
well asid .he :was saving for the Garden
IEditor of The Advertiser. It Airr'ived
Thursday morning and was a whopper.
*Bys. actual measurement it was 40
inches around in One way, 32 inches
in another and lacked two ounces of
weighing 19 pounds. The Garden Edi
tor was ti'eated'again Saturday when
Mr. Ifl. B. Jennings -brought in anot~her
large cantaloupe . ,woigling 15 1--2
pounds and of delicious sweetness.
16, and 2.-2 and' Missou'ri 3,: and 0.'7.
Trho estimate of acreage of the crop
reporting bhoard issued July 2, IwhIch
was 34,852,000 acres related 'to cotton
in cultivation on June 26 after prac
tically all of .the indicated abandon
menit had taken glao,'-the department's
staternent said.
'Rleplies from commissioners of agri
culture -camie afrom seten states.. Flere
'Ida's commissIofi .ipdp'ted aibandone
menit "not appreciable'd, 4labaina "less
-than one pel' cent'"; Micsissippi, "no
statfitsfcs"; ' Louisiana, "fe'ry little"i
Texas, "4 per cent"; Arkansas,' "not
over 0,2 per cent," and Tennosee,
"about 16 per cent."
The portion of acreas'e -in South
Carolina now infested by the -boll wee
VI)Is estimated at 99 per dent by coun
ty agenits at #1.449e cent by 'cotton
repotters and St 1,00 iei' bent by the
90a pi derit of datzrage to tihe cotton
.r1n South ar~hlna caused-by the
1Q1ceill'i e Mtniati!d at 21 per cent
6"blli~tageh!30.7 per. cent b
Former Supervisor unbert Announc.
es That. His Name 31111 lie Retained
as fin the Race,
The close or the tinie for filing
Pledges for County oflices has seen
several additional names Placed In the
races. In another column of this pa
per will be found a communication
from 'Mr. W. Lb. Gray announcing that
he will make the race after being
placed In nomination by friends. 'Mr.
-1. 11. 'Humbert, former county super
visor, in a telephone message to The
Advertiser last night, said that lie had
decidrjd to accede to the request of his
friends and lay his services before the
people. However, he said that hle
would not be able a make a thorough
campaign or attend all of the cam
paign meetings.
Another candidate to announce for
sulpervisor is -Mr. AW. M. Nash, of the
Merna section of the county. Mr. IEl
more G. Bramlette, of Barksdale, also
announces for Auditor.. Mr. J. C. Mc
Daniel also has a formal announce
ment for the legislature In this issue.
ft Was rumored here yesterday that
Mr. Charlie Owings, of Owings, was
considering making the race for the
'House. Messrs. L. S. Bolt and R. D.
Boyd, 1previously mentioned as possi
ble candidates for the House, have not
as yet made formal announcements.
The time for filing pledges expires
Saturday afternoon at 6 o'clock. Can
didates who do not file pledges by that
time will be debarred from the races.
. t. AT COUNTRY CLUB
Sports from All Over Piedmont Ex
Pected Here to Take Part In Special
A special program for a big "shoot"
of clay pigeon marksmen to be held at
the Bois Terre country club next Ties
day afternoon has been announced by
L. C. Barksdale, secretary of the lo
cal gun club. Devotees of the sport
from all over the Piedmont section of
the state are expected to be on hand
and a big day is exipected. Interest
In' clay pigeon shooting has been on a
steady increase since the traps were
placed at the country club and the
special shoot is expected to prove the
first of a number of such events.
The following Is the program an
nounced by 'Ir. Barksdale:
100 16 yd. targets-4 events-En
trance $7.00 including targets at 2e
each. Class shooting-four classes
money divialon 25 per cent of purse to
each class.
1st gun class A-50 per cent class
2nd gun class A-30 per cent class
3rd gun class A-20 per cent class
1st gun class B-50 iper cent class
'2nd gun class B-30 per cent class
3rd gu nlass B-20 per cent class
1st gun class C--50 per coat class
2nd gun class lC--4~0 per cent class
3rd gun class 0-20 per cent class
1st gun class D-50 per cent class
2nd gun class D-30 per cent class
3rd gun class D--20 per' cent class
50 targets, 2 events, entrance $3.00
ineluding targets at 2c each.
-Handicap committee to 'be composed
of throe shooters selected on the
Purse divided to high gun as fol
lows: 1st score 3'5 per cent; 2nd scores
30 .per cent; 3rd scores 20 tpeir cent;
4th scores 10 per cent; 5th scores 5
per cent.
Two Trophies Offered
One to high gun 16 yard line.
One to high gun handicap.
Shoot'ing to start at '2:30 o'clock
sharp. All entrances must 'be made
before 2:30 on shooting grounds.
Shells for sale on grounds at $1.00
'per box.
Additional information cAn be0 ob
tained from L, C, Bairksdhale, Laurens,
Singling Congentlon
..The South Laurens singing Conven
tion will meet at Calvary 'Baptist
'churchi Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
All singers and the public are cordial
ly invited .to attend,
Sentiment Expressed For
More School Support
Meeting of irustees, Teachers and
Ministers Satiirday Goes on Record
as Favoring Necessary Taxation for
Belter Educational Program in Ru
tal Schools.
For the purpose of arousing inter
est in the educational program, and
a san expression of the attitude of
Laurens county in this big forward
step an educational rally waa held
here 'Saturday at the county court
house. Thc mneeting was a success
InI ever-y respect, bheing attended by
t district trustees, teachers and the
ministers of the county, these being
especially invited to attend the rally,
which was held under the auspices of
the state fecderated clubs.
The crux of the meeting yesterday
may be sumimed up from the tenor and
tone of tle following resolution 'whici
was adopted unanimously: . "That
South Carolina .is able to give and
should give to every child a seven
months' term in school.
'That the members of the general
assembly of South Carolina should
work and vote for an apipropriatIon to
carry out the law.
"'That the legislature should make
provision for coal and other inci
identals, and that we assembled are
willing to pay the additional taxes In
cident to the carrying out of tle pro
The meeting was presided over by
IMrs. J, S. Bennett, president of the
Laurens Civic League. The purpose
of the meeting was stated by James H.
Sullivan, former county superintend
cnt of education.
11y invitation, Col. E. H1. Aull,'coun
ty superintendent of education of
Newberry county, was present and he
discussed In an inforiiing manner the
question of relieving the situation re
garding school defects. He eiipha
sized the need of the state acting as
a unit educationally, and the state
must take united, foi'ward steps to
achieve its place in the matter of edu
cating the children of today,
Superintendent Wilson, speaking of
the local situation, explained that
many school districts were now in
debt because of the fact that the ap
propriation was not sufficient to car
ry out the law though the school
terms were not curtailed.
The meeting, as stated, was consid
ered as a forward movement in a cam
paign for improving scnool conditions
and for .informing the boards, teach
ers and preachers of existing condi
tions today.
The central education meeting' Sat
urday 4s to be followed by district
meetings In every school' districtlnext
Tuesday afternoon and night. Sbeak
er's iwill be provIded for each' achool
and the message of incireased educa
tional advantages will be carried to
every school patron who Is wilin'ig to
hear it.
'With (lie exception of the two
schools of Youngs No. 7 and TrinIty
Ridge, which wIll hold their meetings
at -8 P. M., all of the other meetings
will be held at 4 o'clock in the. after
noon. The following Is a list of schools
wilth (lie speakers for each, so far an
James HI. Sullivan, Friendship, Sul
livan '17.
Charles F. Brooks, Youngs.
Z. 'L. Madden, Brewerton.
'H-. S. Burdette, Grays.
W. P. Culbertson, Center Point,
Carroll D. Nance, Mt. Olive.
-James 'Browning, Mt. Pleasant,
S. 'FH. Templeman, Gray Court--Ow
C. B. Owings, 1Eden.
Miss 'Kate Wofford, Sandy Springs.
iMrs. (E~. C. Owelis, Long-Branch,
N. C. unghes, Blarksdale-Narnia,
I. 'N. Kennedy, Trinity-Iidge
'Shiaw Johnson, Ora 12.
'Ti. S. Bllackwell, Prostpoct.
R. 'E. 'Babb, Gr'een Pond.
W. P. Wingo, Lisbon.
C. HI. Hicks, Oakville.
Supt. 'Wilson said yesterday that lie
homed that .the patrons all Over the
county avould attend the meetings and
lend their influence to the~ odnatnans
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A convergence of grief, memory and music for Memorial Day.
Autumn's here, and the time is right for lying in the leaves, with music from Nat King Cole, Johnny Hartman, Sonny Rollins and more.
Afterglow's annual autumn tribute program...Night Lights comes to Erie, Pennsylvania...and Sam Rivers and Sinatra/Jobim on NPR.
On Afterglow this week, a festive and reflective tribute to Independence Day with music from Duke Ellington, Nat King Cole, Peggy Lee, Paul Desmond and more.
Michael Jackson changed the landscape of American pop culture--a feat the scale of which we may never see again. Sadly, the culture changed him, too.
We'll hear music from Louis Jordan, Kitty Kallen with Jimmy Dorsey, Sam Donahue's Navy band, and much more.
Our annual invocation of holiday jazz this year calls upon the talents of Fats Navarro ("A Bebop Carol"), hipster vocalist Babs Gonzales, tenor saxophonist Gene Ammons, trumpeter Donald Byrd, guitarist Joe Pass, and many other propagators of classic jazz, blowing joyous tidings unto you all. Happy holidays from all of us at Night Lights and WFIU–may you find many great books, movies, CDs, and other "items of interest" under your holiday tree.
It was a longstanding disappointment with Frank Sinatra's fans that he didn't do more small-group jazz recordings. This week on Night Lights we present some of the ones that he did do, including…
This week on Night Lights it's "The Night Before Christmas," with Christmas-Eve jazz from Fats Navarro, Dexter Gordon, Louis Armstrong, Duke Pearson, Frank Sinatra, and more. "The Night Before Christmas" airs at 11:05 p.m. on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, on WFIU.
Composer and film scorer Victor Young authored some of the most frequently heard melodies in the jazz canon.


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A visit to the UNL Botanical Garden and Arboretum provides different experiences through changing seasons. Spring flowering bulbs, summer perennials, autumn foliage color, and winter textures are woven throughout the campuses to provide continuity. Yet each garden has its own special emphasis. Whether you have only a few minutes for a stroll through one garden, or a leisurely afternoon to explore them all, your time in the UNL Botanical Garden and Arboretum will be enjoyable and informative.
In addition to the specific gardens, special collections of plants are incorporated throughout the landscape, making best use of the building environment for aesthetic and educational purposes. Exceptional specimens are found throughout both campuses, making each stroll a surprising and enjoyable one.
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PARIS, France – Sophomore Alexander Massialas was eliminated in the round of 32 on Saturday at the Challenge International de Paris.
The individual portion of the first big international competition of the season was held Saturday. Massialas would end up 18th overall after he lost to Erwan Le Pechoux of France, 15-6, in his second match of the day.
Massialas earned a win in the round of 64, his first bout of the Paris event. He defeated Mortiz Kroeplin by a count of 15-9. Massialas was one of four U.S. fencers to finish in the top 20. France's Enzo Lefort won the gold medal.
On Sunday, Massialas will be back in action as he competes for the USA in the team competition. The U.S. won the team gold in last year's Challenge International de Paris.


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Saying thank you seems to have become a bygone nicety. I for one, object to this omission. Somehow in this way too fast-paced world of ours we have let some old-fashioned values escape everyday life. Dropping or even e-mailing a few kind words of appreciation seems to be met with disdain by way too many people.
One might think that this article is about gifts that come in fancy boxes with bows or pretty bags with tissue-true this is one type of "thank you" that should be dealt with immediately. There is another, thanks should be acknowledged to those who have given an extraordinary amount of time or energy for any given number of events.
With computers, saying "thank you" is easier, faster and even less expensive. You can go to a card company's website and either use the e-card method or the print version. Literally, within minutes whoever deserves a big round of verbal applause can receive one. Printing up a card, adding a few well chosen words, signing it and sending it off via snail mail can also be accomplished is but a few moments-without even leaving one's home office.
Computer-generated cards not what you are looking for? Go to your e-mail and actually write a letter telling someone how much you appreciate whatever it is that they've done for you. To take it one step further: Go to your word processor and actually write a nice letter! This covers the ways you can thank someone.
However, sometimes it's not how to do something, but what to say.
One person's idea of a gift may be another's version of well, garbage. My feeling has always been that gifts are not a mandatory item, even if the gift is truly awful, the person did their best (maybe not) and whatever it is deserves to be recognized.
A little story on the above: Years ago, while running my own pre-school, one parent would give me quite "the gift" at the end of each year. Her son was mildly autistic and developmentally delayed, so he was quite the handful. She always dropped him off early and was always 10 minutes late. I never charged her a late or early drop off fee. Come holiday time she would proudly hand me her gift. One year it was an obviously recycled box of very dusty potpourri. Another year, catsup/mustard/mayo packets (from a fast food chain) with a package of cocktail napkins. The third year, two single packets of hot chocolate and a pack (not a box of 3 or 6, just 1 of the packets) of microwave popcorn.
Because my motto is: Gifts are a blessing and in no way mandatory. I thanked her profusely when she gave me the bag (telling her she didn't need too!). Then I wrote:
Dear Sheri, thank you so much for allowing me the pleasure to be a part of your family and taking care of Joey. He's truly a wonderful little boy and I have enjoyed watching him blossom under my care. Your gift only adds to my pleasure. Carine
This shows you that no matter what the gift is, you can find a way to allow the giver to feel special. Another version of tact and diplomacy is when a family member has no idea who you are, but is kind enough to spend time sending you a completely ridiculous gift. The pink rabbit outfit in the movie classic "A Christmas Story" is a great example. The lead character Ralphie gets the costume from an aunt who keeps thinking he's a 5 year-old girl. I can imagine his mom saying "Now Ralphie, your aunt spent a lot of time making this outfit for you; you must write her a thank you note".
I imagine this fictional young lad would probably have written:
Dear Auntie, Thank you for the pink bunny suit. I hope I don't outgrow it by next Halloween. Your 12 year old nephew Ralphie
One of the most important and forgotten notes are those that should be written for time and energy spent. These "thank yous" might make the difference between success and failure in a given situation.
A case in point: My son-in-law, who is a real estate underwriter, had been going through quite a tough patch. For the first time in four years, he found himself out of work (the market in Southern California had dried up and therefore so did job opportunities) and becoming a father. Obviously, a new job with full benefits had to be obtained, post haste! He called former co-workers, the school that he received training from, went on-line, cold called agencies and mortgage offices all hoping one would lead him to another job.
Since he knew that at one time I had taught a class on "how to get and keep a job", he asked me for advice. The best advice I could give him: Write a thank you note to the interviewer! Even if they only saw you out of curiosity (why you were out of work, what place went out of business, etc), the fact is, they took time out of their schedule to talk to you. Thanking them reminds them who you are, what you need and that you appreciated the time spent on hearing you out.
One person upon receiving my son-in-law's e-mail, called him up saying he was impressed to the point that even though he didn't have an opening, he would make some calls trying to get him a real position! Turned out, that after a 3 month dry spell, that's how he got a new place of employment! Again, I advised him to really send this gentleman a sincere and heartfelt note of gratitude.
Too many people forget just how much a few words of thanks can mean. Just like the gift, it's not what it is, it's what it means.


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UNICEF and the World Food Programme (WFP) are rushing aid to starving people in war-torn South Sudan.The fighting between the government and opposition forces has dramatically escalated hunger in the impoverished country. Over 1.5 million people have been displaced because of the conflict.
Reports from South Sudan are revealing one of the worst hunger emergencies of our time. In some states 60-75 percent of the population are suffering from severe hunger. Nearly four million people total are at risk of starvation. Many are in remote areas that are hard to reach because of the fighting and poor roads.
Joyce Luma, the WFP director in South Sudan, says, "Experienced humanitarian staff returning from deep field locations report conditions worse than they have ever seen." UNICEF and WFP have combined on a Rapid Response Mechanism to airlift aid into remote areas.
Almost one million children in South Sudan need treatment for severe or moderate malnutrition. Some have perished already. Many more will unless aid reaches them. UNICEF says at least 50,000 children will starve to death unless aid can be provided. Malnutrition causes physical and mental damage in small children if left untreated. The damage cannot be reversed so rapid aid is crucial.
Jonathan Veitch, the UNICEF representative in South Sudan, says, "Many people driven from their homes have to walk for days with nothing to eat before they reach towns like the state capital of Bentiu in the hope of finding assistance. Some of them, particularly children, arrive so badly malnourished there is nothing that can be done to save them."
Both UNICEF and WFP rely on voluntary funding. They are both short on funds to provide the life-saving aid in South Sudan. Both agencies are stretched thin on resources due to massive humanitarian emergencies in Central African Republic, Syria and other countries.
Congress will soon be deciding spending bills that will impact international disaster relief funding. UNICEF has set up a relief fund for South Sudan.


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With "Wiener-Dog," Todd Solondz continues his nihilistic satirization of America's complacent, me-first mentality.
'Traitor" follows the Hitchcock spy-thriller formula closely, but if you're a fan of John Le Carre's source novel, you'll likely be disappointed by the utter lack of nuance and surprise. And the film would be totally lost without Stellan Skarsgard's...
"Hunt for the Wilderpeople" is an original. But it's also easily accessible in its eloquent manifestations on pop culture, loneliness and what constitutes a home.
If this film has a point, it's that life is short. Which is ironic since "Last Cab" seems to drag on forever with its trite "insights" on why life is so well worth living, even if you have terminal cancer.
Director Steven Spielberg bungles scene after scene in an obvious attempt to strip the edge off Roald Dahl's source novel about uncouth behemoths treating children like hors d'oeuvres.
From Elmo Lincoln in 1918 to Johnny Weissmuller, Tarzan has always been a male-stripper type. In this version, the story sends Tarzan back to the Congo where he was abandoned as a baby, raised by apes before evolving into the Lord of the Jungle.
Learn more about this week's new movies.
'The Legend of Tarzan" focuses on the life of the "ape man" eight years after he returned to stately Greystoke Manor in England, along with his wife, Jane, and tells of the situation that brings them back to the thrills,...
"The Shallows," a ludicrous and blessedly brief borrowing of ideas from "Jaws," "Jaws 2," (the wonderfully titled 3-D film) "Jaws 3-D," and "Jaws: The Revenge."
You say you want a revolution, y'all? No? Then how about a rebellion? That's what you get in "Free State of Jones," a historical drama based on Newton Knight (Matthew McConaughey), a Mississippi farmer who rebelled...
"The Neon Demon" is a hazy, fever dream of a movie that keeps leaning toward the edges of nightmare, then finally falls into the abyss of what some would call horror.
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Jay Rothman is a vice president in ESPN's production department and lead producer of ESPN's Monday Night Football and the popular Gruden's QB Camp series. He also produced the network's annual NFL Draft telecast for almost two decades.
Beginning in 2015, Rothman continues to oversee MNF in addition to having oversight of ESPN's Major League Baseball coverage and the company's directors unit.
Under Rothman's direction, ESPN's MNF has achieved overwhelming success. The most-watched series in cable television history, MNF has led the cable industry every year in both ratings and viewership since its 2006 debut on ESPN. In all, MNF accounts for five of the top 10 all-time biggest household audiences in cable history. From a creative standpoint, the program is consistently nominated for the Sports Emmy in the Outstanding Live Sports Series category.
Before assuming his current MNF role in 2006, Rothman produced ESPN's Sunday Night Football for five seasons (2001-05) after rejoining ESPN on a full-time basis in January 2001.
Rothman and MNF director Chip Dean have worked together on football for 25 years. Their work resulted in ESPN's Sunday Night Football being recognized in 2004 with sports television's highest honor, the Emmy in the Live Series category. Today, they continue to be one of the most innovative and talented production duos in the industry.
Beyond MNF, Rothman is the driving force behind the groundbreaking Gruden's QB Camp prime time shows which have been a popular element of ESPN's annual pre-draft coverage since 2009. The in-depth, one-on-one interviews and film sessions feature MNF analyst Jon Gruden mentoring top quarterback prospects such as Andy Dalton, Nick Foles, Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck, Cam Newton and Russell Wilson. The success of the shows has led to similar specials, including a Gruden's Champ Camp special with New Orleans Saints Super Bowl winners Drew Brees and Sean Payton in 2010.
Prior to joining ESPN, Rothman was a producer for ABC Sports' college football broadcasts (1997-2000), where he was involved in regular-season coverage, in addition to the Rose, Fiesta and Orange Bowls. In all, he produced three National Championship games for ABC.
Rothman, who continued to produce ESPN events while at ABC Sports, has produced a variety of top sporting events: NFL Draft (1995-2011), X Games (1995-99) and the 1994 FIFA World Cup, plus numerous college basketball and football telecasts. He oversaw production of ESPN's Arena Football League game telecasts in 2007 and 2008, and also produced ESPN's coverage of the MLB Expansion Draft (1992), the ACC Basketball Tournament (1992-93), NCAA College World Series (1989-91) and more.
Rothman originally joined ESPN as an associate producer in November 1987. In 1990, he was promoted to studio producer, a position he held for one year before moving to the remote production department. From 1984 to 1987, Rothman was a graphics coordinator for CBS Sports, NBC Sports and Turner Broadcasting.
A native of Mt. Kisco, NY, Rothman received a bachelor of science in journalism from the University of Colorado in 1984.


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Written by Adrianne Madden
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Manny is being Manny again. And Exxon is being Exxon.
Here in the Northeast, the heart of Red Sox Nation, we're watching Hall of Fame slugger Manny Ramirez wear out his welcome because he's pouting over his contract status. In the final year of an eight-year deal that has paid him $160 million, the left fielder is disgruntled because the ball club hasn't yet picked up an option year for 2009, which is good for another $20 million.
Imagine being reluctant to pick up the option for a 36-year-old head case whose hitting stats declined last year, and who can be an adventure in the outfield and on the bases. The nerve!
Yet you know he and his agent think they can get more money and a multi-year deal if Manny goes elsewhere. And you think, man, he's already made $160 million. How much money does he need? How much is enough?
Well, as we like to say when he pulls one of his head-scratching stunts, this is just Manny being Manny.
Meanwhile, news is Exxon Mobil has (again) recorded the largest quarterly profit in U.S. history.
The oil giant reports a total net income for the second quarter of $11.68 billion. It eclipses the previous corporate profit record of $11.66 billion — also notched by Exxon Mobil — in the last quarter of 2007.
The happy news for Exxon Mobil shareholders is that they saw their per share earnings rise over the same period last year from $1.63 to $2.22. At least I think it was happy news.
You see, in many of the stories about Exxon Mobil's new record, Wall Street gurus seem, well, disappointed. They expected the quarterly profit total to reach $12 billion and per share earnings to hit $2.46. Consequently, the price for Exxon Mobil shares actually went down 2 or 3 percent.
Wow. They're really slacking, huh?
And you think, man, here's Exxon, posting record quarterly earnings, yet Wall Street analysts and shareholders are clucking that it should've been more. How much money does Exxon Mobil and its shareholders need? How much is enough?
The oil giant has already successfully reduced its punitive damages payments on the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill from $5 billion to $500 million. Now it's working to whittle down the punitive damages interest total. The reason? Maybe this is just Exxon being Exxon.
Fishermen throughout the Gulf of Mexico are praising Louisiana officials for a series of strong decisions last week that have broken the deadlock of red snapper management in the Gulf of Mexico.Read more...
According to the Portland Press Herald, the Maine Seaweed Festival has been canceled this year due to a rift between the event's organizers and seaweed harvesters.Read more...


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My boss makes more money than I do. Is that fair? BMI takes a look at income inequality, an issue the media cant leave alone. President Bush and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke have spoken out about a growing income gap. So should we do something about it?
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BMI National Chairman Herman Cain: Not everyone makes the same amount of money, but that doesn't mean the government should act to abolish income inequality.
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Tax reform in the Peach State [12] (Tax Foundation)
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Chinas Economic Rise: Opportunity or Threat? [14]
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Many people are fully aware of the basic side effects of consuming too much sugar on a regular basis; Weight gain, diabetes, fatty liver disease and neurological disorders; very few see their enjoyment of sugar as an addiction. While on the Dr. Oz Show, Dr. Nicole Avena shared the seriousness of consuming sugar in excess which are addition- like symptoms that include cravings and withdrawal.
During the April 14 episode of the Dr. Oz Show, Oz discussed the importance of understanding your potential for having an addiction to sugar. Oz has brought up topics similar to sugar addition in past shows in which he expressed the vast majority of Americans have an unhealthy relationship with food and tend to over indulge.
Dr. Oz shared a sugar detox challenge that will help one determine if they in fact have an addiction to sugar. During this challenge participants are encouraged to drastically cut sugar from their diet and replacing it with natural sweeteners, like agave nectar, honey and stevia. It may help to participate in the sugar detox challenge to determine your possible addiction level before starting the 5-step plan.
In order to gain success in the 5-step plan you must determine where sugar is lurking in your diet. Often- times sugar can be found in the most unlikely places like bread, savory sauces, salad dressing, and even "healthy" cereals. Dr. Oz recommends documenting the levels of sugar found in your foods on a notepad.
The first step to this plan consists of calculating the exact amount of sugar found on your food labels. 4 calories are found in each gram of sugar, multiply each gram of sugar by 4 to determine the number of calories from sugar in your meals.
Food labels can be tricky as calories are displayed as one serving, when there may actually be 2 or more servings per container. Multiply the number of calories by the number of servings listed.
The third step to the 5-step plan includes discovering, over the course of a week what the largest contributor of sugar in your diet. Eliminate the largest source of sugar within your meals daily.
If you do in fact have an addiction to sugar, omitting sugar from your diet so drastically will result in a number of symptoms. Feelings of tiredness, headaches and irritability may arise during the first few days of this plan but if you push through without giving in to sugar your body with naturally adjust to your new eating habits and your symptoms will subside.
The final step to the plan consists of curbing your cravings. Even after symptoms have subsided you may crave what your body once enjoyed so Dr. Oz suggests finding the source of your cravings and find a way to satisfy them without consuming sugar. Most diet plans encourage snacks that are crunchy because the crunchiness of food makes us feel satisfied quicker.
In order to make a lasting change within your body you must have a plan. If sugar is something you do not want to live without find recipes for healthy snack using natural sweeteners. Homemade granola and trail mix may be a satisfying alternative.


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- 12 eggs
- Cold water
- Place eggs in a single layer in a large saucepan; add enough cold water to cover by 1 in. Cover and quickly bring to a boil. Remove from the heat. Let stand for 15 minutes for large eggs (18 minutes for extra-large eggs and 12 minutes for medium eggs).
- Rinse eggs in cold water and place in ice water until completely cooled. Drain and refrigerate. Yield: 12 servings.
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"You must boil those eggs for a few minutes first before they done. 6 minutes for mine. Then turn off and put in cold water to cool."
"My yolks were undercooked, but that may be because of our high elevation. If you live at high elevation, you will need to let the eggs cook a few more minutes or let them stand in the hot water longer."
"I just learned how to steam eggs. Love it!! one cup water in your sauce pan add steamer basket add eggs put the lid on it and steam for 15 min. Perfect!!"
"I found the video helpful. When I crack my eggs I crush the ends first. It seems to help"
"I have used this recipe for years works great. I add a little salt to the water just in case an egg cracks, this prevents it from running all over in the water. Drain and add the cold water, works great."


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Garena.LoL wins. Take notes Riot.
Maybe because unlike RIOT Games, Garena delivers on promises.
"Still remember our 110k fans promise? Here it comes! All champions unlocked from 21st December 12:00am until 23rd December 11:59pm
Thank you all for supporting us in this year 2012. Although there have been many unfortunate circumstances that has happened over the year, we're still grateful for everyone's understandings and patience with us. We will continue to try our best to fix every technical issues and we hope that all of you will continue to stick with us. It's been a wonderful journey this year and let's begins a new journey next year with many more events to come!"
Hey didn't Riot games have a facebook likes event? Oh yeah that did happen.
It took Riot two years to deliver, so I forgot.
It took Garena 7 days.
It's true, this has been a hard year for Garena, with countless disconnection and latency issues, but no more issues than Riot. The difference is how they handle these troubles. Garena has been around a long time, and they've learned of the importance of customer service. This is why almost every time there is a latency issue a XP/IP boost pops up the weekend after they are resolved. Riot should take notes.
These are just the events for DECEMBER.
Triple XP/IP Events
Hey Riot did this. Like once. Three years ago. Garena does it very frequently. Last weekend (14th) we had a 3x boost on all games, a few weeks ago we had bonus IP gain in ARAM/Proving Grounds.
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Issued upon logging in you got entered in a lottery to win fun prizes.
12/12/12 end of the world sale, Xmas sale, just because sale, GM Birthday sale. We have a lot of sales.
Lucky Draw
Spend at least 3 hours in game to trigger a "Stay with Annie" Event.
Twisted Treeline Tournaments and 1v1 Tournaments
As hard as you may find it to be, there are people who do like Treeline. I'm one of them. Garena at least makes an effort to acknowledge TT players. Unlike Riot who ignores them. We all know how popular the SoloMid First Blood 1v1 tournaments were, but these were incredibly hard to manage; but Garena still runs their Last Man Standing / Solo Kings tournaments despite this.
Closer interaction with teams and fans
Both KLH and SGS are encouraged to run events co promoted by Garena. I don't see Riot promoting the TSM Invitational. KLH and SGS also run custom games with fans which are also promoted by Garena. Also Djehuty is the best damn commentator there ever was.
Participation Rewards
Play at least one ranked or normal game, get an Apple. Apples are traded in to Tristana for prizes.
With all their fame and money, Riot games forgot how to run events. Yes, we have our little Snowdown icons which promote gifting and special skins we can purchase; but what ever happened to free fun? It doesn't always have to be about milking us for more money Riot. Sometimes you gotta give a little back, ya know?
Garena.LoL: Christmas is just around the corner and it's time to give back to the society. Garena LoL team will be hosting a mini party for the residents at Thye Hua Kwan Home for Disabled at Eunos. It would be great for any volunteers to join in the fun as well After that, the team will move to Garena Stadium for a fund raising Lan party where players will stand a chance to win IP boost and Christmas skins.


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- 2 large sweet onions, chopped
- 1 medium leek (white portion only), chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 6 garlic cloves, minced
- 6 medium yellow summer squash, seeded and cubed (about 6 cups)
- 4 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 4 fresh thyme sprigs
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 1 tablespoon shredded Parmesan cheese
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- In a large saucepan, saute onions and leek in oil until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add squash; saute 5 minutes. Stir in the broth, thyme and salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until squash is tender.
- Discard thyme sprigs. Cool slightly. In a blender, process soup in batches until smooth. Return all to the pan. Stir in lemon juice and hot pepper sauce; heat through. Sprinkle each serving with cheese and lemon peel. Yield: 8 servings (2 quarts).
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"Having had breakfast at 7am, and being so busy that it was 4pm by the time I could even think about lunch, I wanted something different to do with the yellow squash I picked from my garden. As I was hungry, I took a few shortcuts. I cubed and blended the squash BEFORE cooking. The liquid I used was green tea, which I use whenever water is required in a recipe.After blending, I poured the squash into a pot, and since I also have an herb garden, added thyme, oregano, rosemary, basil and sage. Two tablespoons of butter (out of olive oil), along with onions, garlic and black paper instead of hot pepper sauce. Added lemon juice as stated in the recipe. Very, very good version of this recipe. Even better with toasted, artisan bread from my local farmer's market."
"Eating this now & it is DELICIOUS!! SOOOOO good!! I created an account just to give this review because its that amazing!! Definitely something I will continue to make as a family meal. Thank you!!"
"Awesome! I did not take out the seeds as my blendec blender just chops them right up. Delicious and tastes like soup you would get at a five star restaurant. Highly recommend."
"Great and easy recipe! I used frozen yellow squash with seeds and added a handful of carrots. I used my smart stick instead of food processor. Delicious!"
"Had a few squash and some thyme leftover from Thanksgiving, and this was a perfect way to use them. I didn't bother to puree, just mashed them with a fork and added a little gravy flour and a a bit of cream. Delicious!"


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Fifty-three current University of Alabama student-athletes received their diplomas Saturday in commencement ceremonies held in Coleman Coliseum on the Tuscaloosa campus. Former UA football star Sam Shade, a 1993 First Team All-SEC safety and a letterman from 1991-94, received his undergraduate degree in finance on Saturday.
Among the student-athletes were 11 members of the Crimson Tide football team, including offensive lineman Mike Johnson, punter P.J. Fitzgerald, offensive lineman Marlon Davis and defensive lineman Lorenzo Washington.
Also graduating were eight members of the Alabama baseball team; five members of the UA women's track team; four members of the Tide's men's tennis and men's swimming and diving teams; three members of the Alabama women's rowing, women's soccer, men's basketball and men's track squads; two members of the Tide's women's swimming and diving, softball and women's volleyball teams; and one member of the Tide's women's basketball, women's golf and men's golf teams.
Football (11)Eryk AndersCody DavisMarlon DavisP.J. FitzgeraldMike JohnsonCharlie KirschmanCory ReamerJoseph RobinsonChris RogersAli SharriefLorenzo Washington
Baseball (8)Josh CopelandVincent DiFazioAustin HyattCasey KebodeauxAlex KubalKent MatthesKyle MooreWill Stroup
Women's Track (5)Lynda CooperKayla NataleFarrah StewartChealsea TaylorElizabeth Wilson
Men's Tennis (4)Dan BuikemaAndrew FelsenthalJoseph JungSammy Struyf
Men's Swimming (4)Kevin GreerChris PerryAndy SchnackAustin Shirey
Women's Rowing (3)Katie AllawayStacey OgleKathryn Tippey
Women's Soccer (3)Kara GudmensCara KellyKaren Lansden
Men's Track (3)David ChaplinTitus KoehJustin Trawick
Men's Basketball (3)Yamene ColemanAlonzo GeeBrandon Hollinger
Women's Swimming (2)Caitlin AndersonMary-Kate Sellers
Softball (2)Ashley HolcombeJordan Praytor
Women's Volleyball (2)Lindsey ButeynBrooks Webster
Women's Basketball (1)Camilla Blands
Women's Golf (1)Laura Goodwin
Men's Golf (1)Gator Todd


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Moving forward with plans for their latest album, the boys of One Direction tended to business at the Sony offices in London on Wednesday. But wait, something's different. Are Niall's braces off yet? Can Harry's nipples really cut glass? Have the pants of Louis Tomlinson gotten tighter? It's Zayn's hair, you geezers! Zayn's hair.
If you are able to notice that the tattooed, secret smoker is currently opting not to spike his hair towards the sky like usual, congratulations! You and I share a terribly mixed up set of priorities and grand appreciation for all things 1D. Who says Taylor Swift's jump to the dark side is the only hair news worthy of deep analysis?
Apparently gel is not allowed in high-powered offices (too much potential for mess), as Zayn makes his way down the block rocking a particularly adorable natural mess Harry Styles couldn't shake together better himself. Hair is important in the boy band/heartthrob industry, but whether this new look is the result of an image makeover or simply too many snooze alerts, has yet to be seen.
We know you're finished with the Up All Night tour and are in between albums, but experimenting with such a major stylistic change like this is always best when you don't have the probing paparazzi snapping away, and mindless bloggers analyzing your every move. You saw what happened when Justin Bieber got a haircut, right? Lucky for you, Z, we've gone ahead and demonstrated how you'd look with a full-on Styles Swoop. But is one boy band big enough for too bedheads? Stay tuned.


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This is so funny, and so true! Keynsians really do think like this.
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The Maine Red Claws, NBA Development League affiliate of the Boston Celtics, hosted their annual summer basketball camp From July 28 through August 1. The camp, held at the Portland Exposition Building, offers kids age 7-14 a chance to develop their skills under the instruction of NBA players and officials, coaches and college basketball players in a week-long camp that focuses on drills, scrimmages and basketball philosophy both on and off the court.
This year, former Red Claw Chris Babb took to the hardwood to offer his expert advice to the children. Babb, who played for Maine during the 2013-14 season received an NBA call-up to the Boston Celtics on February 28, 2014 and signed a multi-year contract with the team upon completion of his second ten-day contract on March 21st.
In 33 games with the Red Claws, Babb averaged 12 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.1 steals per game. In 14 games with the Celtics, Babb scored 22 points while securing 17 rebounds.
Alongside Babb, former Red Claw Eugene Spates, who averaged 6.2 points and 3.5 rebounds with Maine during the 2010-11 season, returned to the basketball camp and summer clinic series to share his knowledge with new campers and old friends.
"It's fun to come out here because the kids all remember me," Spates said of his time at the camp. "The kids enjoy when I come back, they want me to come back."
This was made obvious by the large crowd of kids waiting to get an autograph from Spates while they waited for their parents to pick them up at the end of the day, or in some cases while they made their parents wait.
"I feel like I'm obligated to come back," he added, "so I'll come back as long as I'm welcome."
Players can teach the skills of the game by example, but this camp is about much more than skills and mechanics. Coaches, like Red Claws Player Development Coach James Moran were on hand to teach kids the other important aspects of the game.
"For me it's fun to come back and try to teach kids the little things," Moran said, "that might help them become college basketball players or maybe high school basketball players."
Moran attributed this desire to give back as a camp counselor to his own experience at basketball camps growing up, and the lessons he learned that helped him earn a roster spot at William and Mary, where he scored 1,324 career points for the Tribe before he earned a professional basketball contract from Gran Canaria of the Spanish Top Division.
"Being around these kids at camp, I remember going to these camps as kids, and how impactful the counselors were on my life and the things I would learn from them."
In addition to basketball skills and philosophy, Moran felt that it was important to impart life lessons on the children he was coaching.
"I want to help them learn a few things, not just about the game, but also teamwork, sportsmanship, how to lose with dignity and how to win with dignity." Moran sees these principles to be universal. "Those are important life lessons that these kids can translate off the court, which is more important than what goes on on the court."
The Red Claws camp came to a close on Friday, but the community outreach isn't over for the team or for their former players. Spates will be joined by the NBA Development League's 2013-14 Most Improved Player, Frank Gaines for a series of four hour summer skills clinics.
8/4/14- Hampden, ME at the Skehan Recreation Center
8/5/14- Waterville, ME at the Alfond Youth Center
8/6/14- Auburn, ME at Central Maine Community College
8/7/14- South Portland, ME at the South Portland Recreation Center.
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Who: Students who are nationals or permanent residents of APEC member economies What: Internship work (may include research, project management and publicity) When: Twice a year, depending on the Secretariat's needs (Applications must be submitted no later than three months and no earlier than six months before the start of the desired internship.) Where and How: Check this link for more details. … [Read More...]
RFP – Enhancing broadband development and internet usages for improving networks and services in APEC member economies. (TEL03/2009A)
Proposals are currently being sought for a consultancy on Enhancing broadband development and internet usages for improving networks and services in APEC member economies. The project seeks to: Provide relevant information to investors and policy makers in order to promote investment in broadbanddevelopment and internet usages; Strengthen governance in member economies through broadband development and internet usages; and Enhance capacity building in broadband development … [Read More...]
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Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) is the premier champion for free and open trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific. The APEC Secretariat, based in Singapore, is looking for a suitable candidate to join its dynamic Communications & Public Affairs team as its Director. The objective of the Secretariat's communications team is to effectively publicise and promote awareness and understanding of APEC, its achievements and activities among key target audiences. The key tasks of the … [Read More...]


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Certainteed's residential roofing products include the necessary elements to provide a quality roofing system for home, garage or other residential applications. Products can include roofing shingles, underlayments and accessories.
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Strip shingles are the most basic of residential roofing products available in the market. They are single layered roofing shingles that are generally designed to look like slate. CertainTeed manufactures strip shingles under the product names CT™ 20, XT™ 25, and XT™ 30.
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As we near the end of the 2013 Utah Roller Derby All-Star Roster voted on by all of you, we reach the top three skaters from Utah, who all received the same number of MVP votes. They are ranked here by total overall votes. The first of the top three skaters in the state of Utah is Colonel Skirts, who currently skates with the Junction City Roller Dolls in Ogden, Utah. Much thanks to Chris Bojanower and Pixel This Photography for their kindness in allowing me to use their photos for this article.
"This girl has some massive hits. you can see the strategy with everything she does on the track." ~ Anon
"She's quick and nimble, but will hit you like a truck." ~ Lady Shatterly
"There are not words that can adequately describe why colonel skirts is one of the best players in Utah. She's a great leader, humble, and fantastic at pretty much anything she does: both on and off the track. Probably helps that derby seems to run through her veins as she's been playing for as long as she has been, and can't seem to give it up.
Plus she has a very attractive awesome derby wife" ~ Anon
"Colonel Skirts is easily one of the best roller derby athletes that Utah has ever seen. She is a living, breathing example of hard work paying off and an inspiration to many. She has grown with the sport and evolved into a super smart and highly skilled athlete. She is a strong leader on and off of the track and she isn't afraid to go for what she wants. One of my derby heroes for sure." ~ Slayer Cake
"She hits hard and often holds a jammer on her own until help arrives" ~ MaJer Malfunction
"Colonel Skirts is the true definition of a "derby girl". She is a forced to be reckoned with on the track. Whether she's crushing your soul with her blocking abilities or being a graceful wrecking ball of a jammer, you'll know her name by the end of the bout! Aside from all of that though, Colonel is more than willing to pass along her ever flowing wisdom. She will not hesitate to pull you aside and either show you what you're doing wrong OR stop and teach you how to fine tune a move. Everyone should take a page from Colonel's book and listen to some punk music, stay dedicated to this sport & maybe even try to be as sweet as her every once in awhile." ~ Mayhem Miller
"Best Pivot she always knows what going on and communicates it well" ~ Anon
"Colonel was one of my first coaches for roller derby. She was not only a crucial part of starting Junction City, but also a great asset to the entire roller derby community as a whole. You cannot skate with or against this girl without coming away a better player yourself." ~ Malibu Harpy
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Finally, it happened! The moment which I've been both dreading and anticipating has arrived: On December 26, 2011, my son turned a year old, and at the end of that day, I heaved a sigh of relief. You see, Raviv's party was such a humongous deal for me. Just how big? Before he turned a month old, I've already started SERIOUSLY planning his birthday party. Seriously. At first (when he was about three weeks old, hehe), I wanted a pirate-themed party for him but both hubby and my mom were contravidas, "Pirate? E di ba masama yun? Tapos gagawin mong theme ng birthday ng baby?" Hmpf. Hindi kasi nila na-visualize yung mga vini-visualize ko. So anyway, I researched further and then suggested a jungle/animal/safari themed party. Hubby, being a BS Zoology graduate, immediately liked the idea. [Read more…]


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Sociology is a recent addition to the St Andrew's curriculum and is available to students at both GCSE and A level.
It is possible to start the subject at Advanced level or to proceed to the AS course after completing the GCSE. It is a subject that complements a variety of other A level subjects, in particular, History, RS, English as well as the other Social Science subjects, Psychology, Economics and Business Studies.
A hugely popular subject of study at University, students can choose to study for a Sociology degree or pursue a more vocational or applied course in subjects such a Social Policy and Administration, Management or Media. Sociology is also extremely useful to any students considering a future career in Law, Government or Politics.
GCSE students follow the CIE Specification, covering topics such as Sociological Methods, Crime and Deviance and the Sociology of the Family.
AS and A2 courses also study the CIE syllabus which provide students with a deeper understanding of how Societies work, how Social Change happens and how stable (and unstable) Societies come about. There is no coursework and both levels are assessed by examinations at the end of the year.
Results in Sociology in both 2011 and 2012 have been outstanding at all levels.


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The Third Cricket Test between England and Sri Lanka is under way at the Rose Bowl in Southampton, UK.
The first day's play was interrupted several times by rain which no doubt explains the following comments by the Daily Telegraph's commentators Mike Norrish and Jonathan Liew.
"Did you know that in Sri Lanka, batsmen are more likely to be Buddhist and bowlers are more likely to be Catholic? It's true," says either Norrish or Liew (it's not clear who made the comments).
"I learned it from the Sri Lankan journalists during the tour game at Chelmsford. Buddhism is the main religion in Sri Lanka, and most of the team's great batsmen – Jayasuriya, Sangakkara, Jayawardene, Atapattu, Tharanga – have been of that faith. (Dilshan was born a Muslim but converted to Buddhism.)
"But look at a lot of the bowlers – Vaas, Mendis, Fernando, Kulasekara – and they are Catholic," says the commentator.
However, "Murali was born a Hindu but received a Catholic education, and in any case is now bigger than either," he adds.
"You could posit several theories as to why that might be. The leading one is that Buddhists tend to be vegetarian, while Catholics eat more meat, which lends itself to the big bulky fast bowler's physique.
"The trouble with that theory is it doesn't explain Arjuna Ranatunga, one of the fattest cricketers in Test history – and a Buddhist," he concludes.
I don't think that last comment will do much to promote interreligious harmony in Sri Lanka, I'm afraid.