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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - It took Bob Knight 36-plus years to get to 799. Waiting four more days for No. 800 won't hurt him.
Besides, getting upset 64-59 by up-and-coming Texas A&M (11-6, 3-3 Big 12) on Saturday night only means the Texas Tech head coach will reach his special milestone before the home folks. The Red Raiders (12-5, 2-4), one win away from making their coach just the fourth man to get 800 wins, will host Nebraska (9-11, 1-6) on Wednesday night.
"We wasted five possessions at the end by taking bad shots; that boggled my mind," Knight said. "If we would have handled those possessions better, it could have been different."
Still, he remains optimistic in a season where the Red Raiders already have lost five games, including four of its last six.
"I think teams have played very well against us, and we've played three or four teams now that when we're done playing them, they say, 'That's the best we played all year,"' Knight said.
Knight has 799 wins and trails Dean Smith of North Carolina (879), Adolph Rupp of Kentucky (876) and Jim Phelan of Mount St. Mary's, Md. (826).
"We've got to get back on track," senior guard Nick Valdez said. "It would be nice just to get it (800). We should have took care of it a couple games ago."
Besides, what's another one or two milestones in a Big 12 season already packed with notable wins? Already this year, Kansas coach Roy Williams has become the fourth-fastest man to get 400 wins; Texas coach Rick Barnes has won his 300th overall and his 100th with the Longhorns, and Oklahoma's Kelvin Sampson has collected No. 200 with the Sooners.
"We wasted five possess-ions at the end by taking bad shots; that boggled my mind."
Tech coach Bob Knight
Not to be outdone, Texas' Jody Conradt became just the second women's coach to reach 800 wins.
It's no wonder Knight has insisted on not making a big deal of the milestone he'll be heavily favored to hit on Wednesday night. The 62-year-old Knight, who has a career record of 799-303 in 37 seasons, saw his team fall behind 25-9 in the first 12 minutes.
Elsewhere in the Big 12 on Saturday, No. 3 Texas (14-3, 5-1 Big 12) earned Eddie Sutton's respect and beat Sutton's ninth-ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys 78-65, snapping their nation-longest 15-game winning streak.
Royal Ivey and T.J. Ford each had 17 points for the Longhorns, who had four players in double figures.
"They're the best team in our league," Sutton said. "Certainly the best we've played this year and the best Texas team we've played, going back to our Arkansas days. Not that I didn't think we could beat them. The first three minutes of the second half they blew out on us, and we were trying to play catch-up the rest of the night."
The Cowboys (17-2, 6-1) were led by Victor Williams' 22 points.
Also on Saturday, No. 12 Kansas (15-5, 5-1), perhaps looking ahead to tonight's game against archrival Missouri, played raggedly but still had enough to beat Nebraska 81-51; No. 25 Missouri, playing short-handed, got by Colorado 73-70; No. 6 Oklahoma (15-3, 6-1) squeezed past Kansas State 91-89 in overtime, and Iowa State (12-6, 2-5) got 26 points from Jake Sullivan and beat Baylor (9-8, 0-6) 74-70.
The Jayhawks looked like they were glad to get a respite from the likes of Texas and Arizona, top teams they'd been playing.
"We need to be more enthused (against Missouri) or it'll be a long night," said Williams. "Human nature is that they're going to read and see that Nebraska is 1-5."
Ebi Ere scored 25 points, including a couple of key free throws and offensive rebounds down the stretch and in overtime. Kansas State's Tim Ellis hit a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to tie it.
But Kansas State coach Jim Wooldridge was not necessarily discouraged. The Wildcats (11-8, 2-4) do seem to be making strides in his third season.
"That game could have been lost in both halves. Yet, we played with enough poise and enough courage and enough toughness to give ourselves an opportunity to win against a topflight team," Wooldridge said. "I was pleased with that."
Poise and courage were also on display at Missouri (13-4, 4-2). Ricky Clemons hit a shot from almost half-court at the buzzer of the first half and wound up with 23 points to help send the Tigers into tonight's game at Kansas with renewed confidence.
Colorado (12-7, 2-4) tried a 3-pointer at the end of regulation that rimmed out.
"I thought it was going to go in," Morandais said. "They got one at the half but I can't get one in the second half."
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Our first WAMUN Walk: October, 2003
We started at the beginning of the T'Railway.
Oct 19, 2004, the first walk of our second year
Starting out again on the T'Railway, by the Waterford River.
Sept 1, 2007 Southlands: Lily & Boomer enjoyed a good run and ...
... Kathy tried walking on water.
Sept 9, 2005: Kent's Pond — Walking & talking
Oct 3, 2005: Long Pond
Nov 3 Gallows Cove: The day was lovely; the dogs enjoyed a run ...
... and the views were superb.
Oct 23, 2004: Fort Amherst — Looking toward Cape Spear
Jan 8, 2005 - visiting Inukshuk
Jan 14, 2006 - visiting Inukshuk
Jan. 14, 2012 the Inukshuk tradition even in the wind!
Jan 21, 2006: Topsail Church
July 21, 2007 Virginia River — We walk and we talk
July 3, 2010: Kathy, Julita at Branscombe Pond
Branscombe Pond, Mt. Pearl
July 17, 2010 East Coast Trail from the end of Doran's Lane, Outer Cove
Here we are, right in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean!
Love the view
July 24, 2010 Octagon Pond
July 24, 2010 Sailboats for cadet training
Aug 21, 2010 behind the Hindu Temple
Aug 28, 2010: Cape Spear - did anyone say it was windy?
Aug 28, 2010: Cape Spear: The views were magnificent!
Sept. 11, 2010: ECT, Red Cliff, Ocean, seen through the trees
Sept. 11, 2010: ECT, Red Cliff, Nice steps!
Sept. 11, 2010: ECT, Red Cliff, Yvonne's tree
Sept. 11, 2010: ECT, Red Cliff:, View of Sugarloaf
Sept. 11, 2010 near the Rotary Sunshine Park
Sept. 11, 2010 Gull Pond
Sept. 11, 2010 An interesting spider that walked over Marjorie's foot!
Sept 18, 2010: Gallow's Cove
It was rainy, but Kiri & Bluebell (and their people) prevailed.
Oct 2, 2010: View of St. John's and the 'Geo Centre Trail'
Oct 2, 2010: Cuckolds' Cove
Oct 2, 2010: Kiri strikes a happy pose.
Oct 2, 2010: Quidi Vidi Village, the destination.
Oct 9, 2010: Virginia River Trail
Oct 23, 2010: Virginia River Trail
we walked from Logy Bay Road to Torbay Road
Oct 23, 2010: Virginia River Trail - The river, after 'fixing' and after 'Igor'
Oct 23, 2010: Virginia River Trail - Coaker's Meadow
Oct 23, 2010: An uprooted tree (after Igor), near St. Mark's Church
Oct 30, 2010: No Name Road - We might have been a week late for the best of the leaves, but it still looked nice.
Oct 27, 2007: Same view
Oct 30, 2010: No Name Road - Waterfall
Oct 30, 2010: No Name Road - Nugget's being good!
Long Pond to Oxen Pond Walk in the woods.
Nov. 6, 2010: On the bridge near HSC,
Nov. 6, 2010: Music Making in the Park
We enjoyed the toys!
Nugget is our youngest walker!
Nugget is learning to greet and be greeted!
Isn't she a sweetie?
Nov 6, 2010
Nov 13: Oxen Pond to Long Pond! We started from the top of Mt. Scio ...
... and walked down through the woods.
Nov 13, 2010: end of walk
Nov 20: Starting off on a very chilly day. Manuels River is a new walk for Hiking, etc.
It's calm and warm at the fossil site.
This week, Donna is our leader. She has been here before.
Two weeks ago, we played instruments;
... today we are playing with rocks and fossils!
Looking back the Manuel's River Trail we can see that winter is on the way.
Nov 27: We were glad for our rain gear at Power's Pond. It was still pleasant walking. Look at those lovely, well behaved pups!
Finding a shortcut! (Or was it a 'longcut'?)
Jan 15, 2005: Power's Pond — Geese on Frozen Pond
Jan 15, 2005: A favorite memory of the clothesline over the path in Mt. Pearl.
Dec. 4, 2010 A gathering on the Virginia River Trail just south of Windsor Lake.Missing Deborah.
Water works, built in 1905; Portugal Cove Rd is visible behind it. Trail has been greatly widened.
Same spot, Dec 1, 2007 ...
... with Annie and a different assortment of dogs.
Looking at the Water Works; not really sure of its purpose now.
Dec 11, 2010: Old Petty Harbour Road - coming back from a little path through the woods
Dec 18, 2010: Kent's Pond - there wasn't too much rain, but there were lots of puddles!
Jan 1, 2011: Quidi Vidi - the year begins!
Jan 22: Nagles Hill above Mt. Scio Road.
Jan 22: There's that wonderful view of the Narrows!
Three of us took a 'short cut' through the snow.
Jan. 29, 2011: Maunders Lane A walk in the snow!
Feb 5: Southwest of Bowring Park. We three took a shorter route.
Kiri, with the 3 more energetic walkers soon returned. Now, it's off to Tim's!
Feb 12, 2011: Bowring Park Not a cloud in the sky!
Good sledding weather --
... lots of sledders!
Feb.19, 2011: Bannerman Park
New Totem Pole at Government House
Feb 12, 2005: Government House and walkers
Government House, 2011
March 26, 2011 Bowring Park
April 2, 2011: King William Estates
Apr. 30, 2011: Mundy Pond
May 7: Kent's Pond - We celebrated midwives
May 14: Rennie's River Trail
This is Rennie's River on May 14
May 21: On a wet day, we walked along the Waterford River.
May 28: After the WAMUN Sale, a few of us walked where Kelly's Brook once flowed.
(May 28)
June 4: Back to Doran's Lane in Outer Cove, for our first 'out of town' walk in 2011.
Deborah, showing the way and what a day!
Marjorie heading out to the point
Kathy and her mom, Monica
June 11: Waterford River, west of Noseworthy's Grocery Store
June 18: Mt. Scio
View of the city from Mt. Scio
City view
Kiri, her person and a view to the west.
June 25: Branscombe Pond
Branscombe Pond - is it a pond or a marsh? We marvelled over the number of different kinds of grass.
July 2: Walk through Mt. Pearl to Powers Pond
Three dogs get a lot of attention.
Lily just wants to stand in the water.
Kiri has the right idea @ Tim's
Examining cinnamon ferns, July 9, 2011
July 16: Virginia River Trail, 'behind the Hindu Temple'
Two photographers ... two pictures!
Not much of a view today - at Portugal Cove & Major's Path
July 16: Returning - this little bit of water will become the Virginia River.
A little rest in the sun on the way back!
July 23, 2011: 'No Name Road' or 'Gravel Access Road' - it was a fine day!
July 30, 2011: Octagon Pond
Looking at these pictures, you might think Newfoundland is a windy place!
Can anyone tell us what this mystery plant is?
We decided it is angelica.
Aug 13, 2011 Gathering at Signal Hill
The Harbour
Deadman's Pond
Nov 11, 2006: Signal Hill — Kathy & Kiri visit 'the valley'
Aug 27, 2011 - Gathering at Cape Spear
Our guest dog
New information panels
The view
The lighthouse
The ongoing discussions and investigations.
Sept 3, 2011 Return to 'Doran's Lane' while summer lasts.
June 23, 2012 Foggy ECT
Kathy is off at the point; the rest of us admire the view.
October 10, 2009: An earlier visit -- maybe our first.
September 10, 2011: Manuel's River; windy, 'spitting' day
The river
Upriver a bit
The woods
Falls with fisherman
September 17, 2011: Kent's Pond
After Maria, tree roots being lift in the wind. Will the tree fall?
After Maria, pigeons resting (?) in a tree.
Our walkers
September 24, 2011: T-Railway - Waterford Lane to Bowring Park
Rangers Monument with Cahill's offices in background
October 1, 2011: Bowring Park
Flowers were in full 'springtime' bloom
October 8, 2011: Silver Mine Head Path (ECT, near Torbay)
Our more intrepid walkers explored 'the beach'.
Typical Newfoundland weather: last week we were in short sleeves; this week we are bundled up against the wind and the rain.
View across Middle Cove and Outer Cove toward 'the path at the end of Doran's Lane
Lily and Karen at 'Motion Torbay' on a May day in 2006.
View across Middle Cove and Outer Cove toward Flat Rock.
Monday, Oct 17, 2011: White Hills
October 22, 2011: Mt. Scio
View to the south & west. Dogs ask for a treat.
Memorial University
Monday, Oct 24, 2011: Cape Spear to Maddox Cove trail
Monday Nov. 28, 2011 Botanical Garden
Monday, Dec. 12, 2011 Hindu Temple Trail, up near Windsor Lake
XMon. May 26, 2012 Sig.Hill
X Intrepid walkers in the snow!
Mon. May 26, 2012 Nugget and friends!
Botanical Garden Winter Bouquet!
March 24, 2012 East end streetwalkers
Mon. April 2, 2012 Signal Hill
Monday, Dec. 5, 2011 Virginia River Trail
Mon.May 7, 2012 Rennies R. Trail
X December 10, 2011: Near the Greenwood Motel
X Sat. May 12,2012 Near Empire Ave.
Dec 10, 2011: Waterford River, near the Greenwood Motel
May 14, 2012 T'railway
Dec 31, 2012: Bowring Park
It's a New Year - walking to meet at Quidi Vidi!
Monday, May 28, 2012:
Long Pond Musicians
Jan 7, 2012: Quidi Vidi
Unusual tree, a winterberry of some kind at Quidi Vidi (Jan 7)
Jan 14, 2012: Walking on the MUN campus after January Coffee.
Jan. 21, 2012: Back in Bowring Park ...
Mon., Jan 30, 2012 Elke
Mon., Jan. 30 Happy Snowshoers!
Monday, Jan. 30, 2012 Snowshoeing in Pippy Park
A little snowshoeing break!
Monday, Jan. 9, 2012 at Kenny's Pond, after Kent's Pond
Mon., Feb.13, 2012 Trailway walk
February 18, 2012: We walked up Oxen Pond Road from O'Brien's Hill to Mt. Scio Road and further on Groves Road.
February 25, 2012 was a 2-part walk. The dogs with their people walk on Old Petty Harbour Road before the rain started. At 1:30, people walked at The Works.
Mon., Feb. 27, 2012 Kenny's Pond start
March 3, 2012: Lily returned to Old Petty Harbour Road to show it to the people.
March 3, 2012 Old Petty Harbour Rd.
March 3: Lily captures a snowball!
March 3, 2012: We keep up our Tim's tradition in Kilbride.
March 10, 2012: Bowring Park
March 10: Bowring Park in the snow
March 17: If there is a place to play, we will find it! (King William Estates)
Apr 14 2012: Churchill Park
May 26, 2012: Close-up of iceberg
May 26, 2012: View from SHill to CSpear w. icebert
May 26, 2012: Deadman's Pond
June 2, 2012: TRailway
June 23, 2012: East Coast Trail (from Doran's Lane)
Mon. April 2, 2012:
View of the city and us taken by visitors from China
Apr 21, 2012: Long Pond to MI
May 19, 2012: ECT (near Outer Cove)
Monday, March 26: Nugget and friends at Geo Centre
Mon. June18, 2012: Pippy Park, 3 Pond Barrens
Monday, June 11: Don't Jump!
Mon. June 11, 2012 Snacktime at Cape Spear
May 26, 2012: Iceberg seen from new lookout on Signal Hill
(Lighthouse is at Cape Spear)
June 16, 2012: Mundy Pond We joined the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Walk again.
Nov 11, 2006: Signal Hill — Kathy & Kiri in 'the valley'
July 21, ??? Virginia River — We walk and talk.
WAMUN Walks: July 21, Virginia River Trail from old Jway Hostel past Nfland Drive. [Marjorie, Annie, Elfi, Kathy, Kiri] Elfi's first time on this trail!
Virginia River Trail (map) — Check out the maps WAMUN Walks: July 21, Virginia River Trail from old Jway Hostel past Nfland Drive. [Marjorie, Annie, Elfi, Kathy, Kire] Elfi's first time on this trail!
Virginia River Trail (group) — WAMUN Walks: July 21, Virginia River Trail from old Jway Hostel past Nfland Drive. [Marjorie, Annie, Elfi, Kathy, Kire] Elfi's first time on this trail!
Jan 6, 2007: T'Railway (ducks) — Ducks on Waterford River (Kiri and the ducks)
Jan 6, 2007: T'Railway (Pine Grosbeaks)
2006: Near Bowring Park — With our canine friends. D, Elfi, Kathy, Mary, Beverly, Joan
Lily, Kiri, Ashi, Boomer (Tristan)
Jan 15, 2005: Mt. Pearl (Sunrise Trail)
Jan 15, 2005: Mt. Pearl (clothesline)
Jan 15, 2006: Power's Pond (2006) — Geese on Frozen Pond
May 21, 2005: Neil's Pond
May 7, 2005: Power's Pond (2007) — Geese in the spring
... the people enjoyed finding a new path and picking berries. (Sept 1, 2007)
Sept 29, 2007: Southlands again, where ...
Oct 6, 2007: Our first walk this year "behind the Hindu Temple.
Oct 6, 2007
Oct 7, 2007: The view on the return trip is always magnificent.
Oct 10, 2007: A very rainy day in Mt. Pearl!
Oct 27, 2007: Ann, Anna and Cheryl are introduced to "no name road" ...
which has another glorious view. (Oct 27, 2007 - No Name Road)
We scattered a bit, so we weren't all in the picture. (Oct 27, 2007)
Nov 3, 2007 Gallows Cove: The day was lovely; the dogs enjoyed a run ...
... and the views were superb. (Nov 3, 2007)
We welcomed Mary back.
Nov 10: Another walk 'behind the Hindu Temple. Deborah wanted to try a new path. These are the intrepid leaders.
Anna, Cheryl & Joan walked ahead ...
... but showed us with arrows which way they had gone.
Unusual tree, a winterberry of some kind at Quidi Vidi (Jan 7, 2012)
Monday, March 26: Iceberg behind M.
Sat. May 19, Julia on ECT


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Last Modified: Sunday, May 1, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
EDNEYVILLE -- Since Edneyville High School closed in 1993, residents feel the community has lost its sense of identity.
"We don't have a central meeting place," said Margaret Davidson, an Edneyville community leader. "By having the community center, the community is hoping to bring everyone together again, by making the town have more structure and add livelihood to it."
On Saturday, April 23, the Edneyville community hosted an auction for the Edneyville Community Center.
Although the community center does not have a projected completion date, many efforts have gone into raising money for the building.
The community center property's purchase price is $100,000 and must be paid by September. Habitat for Humanity formed a partnership with the Edneyville Community Center Association in order for the community to purchase the property.
"If we buy land, then we are hoping we can get federal grants. We've already gotten $2,500 from two families each, $5,000 from a family, $500 from two other families each, and several $100 donations," Davidson said.
Davidson and Barbara Lackey headed last week's auction.
So far, the Edneyville Community Center Association, Edneyville Community Club and the Edneyville Grange have raised $41,325 to apply towards the purchase of 12 acres off U.S. 64 East, across the highway from the Edneyville General Store.
Money raised to purchase the property came from donations, which are tax deductible, from residents, the Edneyville Community Association, churches and organizations, community club, car shows, gospel singing, car washes, bake sales, rummage sales and donations from the Boy Scout Troop 605.
Plans for the center include a large multi-purpose room, reunion based rooms, reception areas, an apple museum, a fitness center and kitchens. Outside organizers hope to have a regulation size softball field, soccer field and a walking trail.
"We're praying that the community center will happen. Whether it happens or not, its in God's hands," Lackey said.
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John Chisum - Cattle Baron on the Pecos
A cattle baron who moved longhorn herds from
Texas into
New Mexico in the mid 1800's, Chisum would work with
Charles Goodnight and Oliver Loving, found
one of the largest cattle ranches in the
West, and become involved in
New Mexico's
Lincoln County War.
Born in Hardeman County,
Tennessee on August 15, 1824, Chisum's family moved to
Texas in 1837,
where the teenager soon found work as a building contractor. Later, he
would serve as the County Clerk in Lamar County.
In 1854, Chisum moved to Denton County
where he settled on Clear Creek, three miles above the town of Bolivar. He
soon went to work for a large rancher as a cowboy and started to develop
his own herd. It was during this time that Chisum purchased a mulatto
slave girl named Jensie from some emigrants bound for
California. The girl
was just 15 years old and beautiful and Chisum began a love affair with
her. The couple had two daughters.
John Chisum around the time of the Lincoln County War.
At the outbreak of
Civil War, Chisum freed all his slaves, including Jensie. He would
later provide Jensie and his daughters with a home in Bonham,
Texas as well
as financial support for their needs.
By the early 1860s,
Chisum had developed his own herd of over 100,000 head of cattle and
became one of the first to send his herds into
New Mexico.
There, he started a ranch in the Bosque Grande, about forty miles
south of
In 1866-67, he formed
a partnership with cattlemen
Goodnight and Oliver Loving to
drive herds of cattle to the Army in
Sumner and
Santa Fe,
New Mexico. When
Loving succumbed to a
Comanche arrow in 1868, Chisum
continued his partnership with
Goodnight, prospering over the next
five years.
In 1875, he purchased
the 40 acre South Spring Ranch, three miles south of
New Mexico and made it his headquarters of a cattle ranching empire that
extended for 150 miles of land along the Pecos River.
During this time,
Chisum befriended a Lincoln County,
New Mexico lawyer by the name of
Alexander McSween.
McSween, along with
John Tunstall, were in a bitter feud with
Lawrence Murphy and
James Dolan, who owned the only store in Lincoln County and
monopolized the economy of the area. Chisum backed
McSween and
Tunstall when they opened a rival business in 1876 and began to
challenge the large profits recognized by
Murphy and
Dolan. The feud
eventually led to what is known as the
Lincoln County War. Though Chisum does not appear to have had any direct contact in the furious
gunfights and bloody battles, he was known to have given sanctuary and
financial assistance to those fighting on the side of
McSween and
Before the
Lincoln County War
was over, both
McSween and
would be killed, and
Billy the Kid,
would be a wanted fugitive. Governor Lew Wallace proclaimed amnesty for all those involved in the bitter
feud, with the exception of
Billy the Kid
and Chisum supported the same side in the bitter
struggles of the
Lincoln County War, the two would be at odds once the
war was over and amnesty proclaimed for those who participated. When
Billy the Kid
went to see Chisum, believing that the cattle baron owed
him $500, Chisum refused to pay. In retaliation,
Billy, along with his
gang of "Rustlers," including
Dave Rudabaugh,
Billy Wilson
Tom O'Folliard
Charles Bowdre began to
steal Chisum's cattle.
In 1880,
Chisum supported the election of
Pat Garrett as Lincoln County
Sheriff, who he believed could stop the cattle rustling problems in
the area. Chisum was right.
December 1880,
shot dead two
Tom O'Folliard
Charles Bowdre.
Soon afterwards,
Billy the Kid,
Dave Rudabaugh
Billy Wilson
were captured by
Pat Garrett.
Billy the Kid was able to escape, but
tracked him down to
New Mexico where he killed him on
July 14, 1881.
In 1883, Chisum
discovered a tumor on his neck and the next year, traveled to Kansas
City for treatment. His tumor was removed and he returned to
New Mexico. However, his health continued to deteriorate and he then
traveled to
Eureka Springs,
Arkansas to partake of the "healing
waters." But, the tumor returned and grew larger.
On December 22,
1884, he died of cancer. His body was returned to Paris,
Texas where
he was buried. He left an estate worth $500,000 to his brothers Pitzer
and James.
Kathy Weiser/Legends
of America, updated July, 2011.
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New London, N.C.—Austin Langdale and Stephen Behr both shot rounds of three-under-par 69 to lead Clemson to a third-place finish at the ACC Men's Golf Championships at The Old North State Club in New London, N.C on Sunday. Georgia Tech won the championship with a 25-under-par score of 839, while Florida State was second at 845 (-19). Clemson finished third at 851 and 13-under-par, while 12th ranked Virginia Tech finished fourth at 857 and eighth-ranked Virginia was fifth at 862.
This was Clemson's final tournament before the NCAA Regional begin May 15-17. The Tigers expect to receive an NCAA Bid for the 33rd straight year a week from Monday.
Langdale shot a 69 on Sunday, his best round of the three days to finish with a 213 score, good enough for ninth place individually. It was the best finish by a Clemson freshman at the ACC Tournament since 2007 when Kyle Stanley finished third with a 216 score.
The freshman from Pendleton, S.C. got off to a great start with a four under par score of 32 on the front nine. That included an eagle on the par five fourth hole when he hit his approach to within eight feet and made the putt for his fourth eagle of the year, tied for first on the team.
Cody Proveaux had rounds of 71-70-72 to tie Langdale for ninth with the 213 total. The sophomore from Leesville, S.C. became the first Clemson golfer to score par or better in all three rounds of the ACC Tournament since David May did it in 2009 when May was co-medalist. He shot even par on Sunday, but finished strong with birdies on the 15th and 16th holes.
This was the first time Clemson had two players in the final top 10 of the ACC Championship since 2009 when May, Stanley and Phillip Mollica all had top 10 finishes.
Behr's round of 69 included three birdies on the front nine and one on the back. It was the second straight round of 69 for Behr, the first time he has had consecutive rounds in the 60s since the second and third rounds of his career (Sept. 2012).
Carson Young finished with a 71 on Sunday, while Miller Capps had a 72. They had similar rounds in that Young had 17 straight pars, then made birdie on the 18th hole. Capps had 16 pars and had just one bogey and one birdie. His birdie came on the par three seventh hole, one of three birdies the Tigers counted on that hole on Sunday.
"Scoring 13 under par for the week was good," said Penley. "We did not play well enough on the par five holes today and did not putt well enough to get to 25 under (Georgia Tech's winning score). But we had everyone in the ball game today and everyone shot between 213-218 for the weekend. That was solid."
Final Team Standings
ACC Tournament, Old North State Club, New London, NC
April 25-27, 2014
1.Georgia Tech 839 (-25); 2. Florida State 845 (-19); 3. Clemson 851 (-13); 4. Virginia Tech 857 (-7); 5. Virginia 862 (-2); 6. Wake Forest 864 (E); 7. Notre Dame 872 (+8), 8. North Carolina 876 (+12); 9. NC State 882 (+18), 10. Duke 884 (+20), 11. Maryland 885 (+21). 12. Boston College 887 (+23)
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Jim Yong Kim, the World Bank's new president, says he wants to offer emerging markets new types of loans and more clout to keep the institution relevant for nations such as China and Brazil that don't need its financing.
"We're developing new diverse instruments customized to their needs," he told officials from the bank's 188 members convened in Tokyo today. "As emerging economies take on a growing role in the global economy, I am personally committed to ensuring they have a strong voice within our institution."
With some of the larger emerging nations becoming rival lenders to Africa or Latin America, one of the challenges for Kim is to make sure he can keep them as clients and contributors. Kim, who took the bank's helm in July, yesterday said China is "a critical partner."
At stake is global influence at a time when Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are studying a plan to create their own development bank. The consequences are also financial, since part of the bank's income comes from the difference between the interest the bank charges customers and the interest it pays on bonds sold in financial markets.
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Chemicals found in fracking mixes can include: They include Phenol/Formaldehyde Resin, examethylenetetramine (Hexamine), Hydrogen Chloride, Methanol (Methyl Alcohol), Aliphatic acid, Aliphatic alcohols, ethoxylated #1, Propargyl Alcohol (2-Propynol), Sodium Erythorbate1, Carbohydrate polymer, Tetramethyl Ammonium Chloride, Amine derivative, Aliphatic polyol, Potassium Hydroxide2, Petroleum Distillate Hydrotreated Light3, Aliphatic alcohol polyglycol ether, Glutaraldehyde4, Ammonium Persulfate5, Ethylene Glycol6, Trisodium Ortho Phosphate7, Ammonium Persulfate.
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Those who oppose the fracking process often attack the chemicals used in the process as dangerous or even potentially lethal.
But what exactly comprises the concoction of water, sand and chemicals that drillers blast into underground formations like the Utica Shale to unlock natural gas and oil?
The mix-and-match formulas differ from well to well, each well having its own unique recipe.
A Vindicator analysis of a nearby Eastern Ohio Utica Shale well fracked last November reveals a breakdown of components and their volumes.
Here — in layman's terms — is exactly what went down the Coniglio well in Carroll County, owned by Chesapeake Exploration LLC, a subsidiary of Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy Corp.
The verdict: a gamut of chemicals, some not meant for human contact or consumption, but not much out of the ordinary of ingredients found in everyday life.
Chesapeake used nearly 5 million gallons of water — slightly more than a golf course would use in a midsummer week — approximately 850,000 gallons of sand and more than 18,000 gallons of additives, according to a disclosure form on www.fracfocus.org, a website managed by the Ground Water Protection Council and Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission.
The additives themselves are enough to fill a large, round backyard pool.
In comparison, two other nearby Chesapeake wells used about 13,500 and 30,250 gallons of additives, respectively.
Many of the chemical additives in the brew can be found in household cleaning, car and maintenance products, but in exponentially higher quantities than for everyday use.
Their concentration levels varied.
Among the chemicals blasted down the bore hole were ammonium persulfate, an oxidizing agent often found in hair conditioners and ethylene glycol, found in everything from diaper-rash ointment to antifreeze to glass cleaner.
Most of the chemicals were of such quantities their contents could fit in a keg with room to spare. Others could fill a typical bathtub.
The 38 gallons of ethylene glycol is enough to help make more than 1,600 3-ounce bottles of Burts Bees Baby Bee Diaper Ointment.
Others, such as a carbohydrate polymer, at more than 5,300 gallons, and hydrochloric acid — found in most bathroom cleaners — at nearly 5,000 gallons, were the most-used additives in the Carroll County well.
The polymer, or gel, is used to thicken the water, as in thickening a milkshake, so that it will carry the sand. The sand is a proppant to keep formations open.
The HCL — enough to fill 500 average bathtubs — is used on the front end of the fracturing treatment to create an open path from the well bore to underground formation.
Hydrochloric acid, also known as hydrogen chloride or muriatic acid, is corrosive to skin and the "irritation … to mucous is so severe that workers evacuate from the work place shortly after detecting its odor," according to the National Library of Medicine.
Chesapeake also used 22 gallons of methanol — an extremely toxic, odorous liquid — which, if consumed in even the tiniest portions, can be deadly to humans.
Jerry James, president of Artex Oil Co. in Marietta, who noted frack brew should is not intended for consumption, said drillers base additive mixes on the concentrations.
The more water needed to frack a well, the more additives.
"Different people have different theories on volumes," James said.
The Coniglio well had 0.003 percent of the mix comprised of additives other than sand or water.
Vanessa Pesec, president of the Network for Oil and Gas Accountability and Protection, remains skeptical.
"If they had such low numbers, they would have told us," she said, adding that she believes the additive concentrations are higher because of the recycled water used in some frack jobs.
Material Safety Data Sheets, posted on the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' website, contained the additive information.
MSDS are required by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration's Hazard Communication Standard for hazardous chemicals.
All wells aren't created equal. Some, like a Chesapeake well in
Portage County, used carbon dioxide foam to fracture a well, a technique the company said has been used thousands of times throughout the country.
Chesapeake used about 400,000 gallons of water — or 10 times less water than in Carroll County — to frack that well.
The Carroll County well was unique in its own regard, in that the Frac Focus website listed all ingredients used in the frack mix.
At some wells, ingredients are left unidentified because, "federal law protects 'proprietary,' 'trade secret,' and 'confidential business information.'
Ohio Department of Natural Resources, which oversees oil and gas wells, knows the proprietary chemicals in case of emergency, said Heidi Hetzel-Evans, ODNR spokeswoman.
Part of the reasoning in this article is a rhetorical technique common to proponents of fracking. The idea that some of the chemicals used in fracking are also in everyday household products is kind of beside the point when you consider one thing: humans are not supposed to ingest these chemicals. If "Chemical X" is found in a hairspray product and is also used by a company to mix with water for fracking there's still the reality that this substance is being injected into the ground and potentially into people's drinking water.
A chemical that is applied topically or in aerosol form for human use is not the same as someone drinking it, and to suggest that a chemical used in fracking bears no risk because it's used in other ways common to industry does not answer some serious questions pertaining to health and safety. I don't really buy the faulty logic at work regarding hydraulic fracturing, even if Mahoning Valley government officials and Chamber of Commerce engage in it so that they can reassure themselves there are no risks to fracking.
Curious why some people can light their water on fire Pennsylvania? Or why the EPA study done in Wyoming found a link between fracking and health risks? Then do some research and see if the sunny disposition of the self-deluded corporate interests skulking about the Mahoning Valley are more powerful than the well-being of the people living in Ohio.
I don't view the intent of the person that wrote this article to be all-out endorsing fracking. But I see some cues within the article that suggest a great deal more research needing to be done on his part.
Great comment bumbob.
Time and time again we are told minute amounts of chemicals and toxins from isolated sources are not harmful.
Add all these amounts up from various sources and what is the cumulative effect? Particularly on newborns and children?
The Vindicator has ceded it's responibility as an honest broker on this issue by publishing industry propoganda. The Bush administration allowed these companies to refuse to divulge these chemicals because of the extreme toxicity involved. The state knows these chemicals 'in case of emergency'! Why do we have to wait until there is an emergency? I ask the Vindicator: If these chemicals are so harmless, why can't we know now? Our children and grandchildren will drink this poison so we can make a quick buck. Shame on us! God help our children!
The Vindicator's headline is so misleading as to be fraudulent:
"Fracking chemicals source of fear, but also in everyday life." So is the structure of the story, which begins and ends with the more benign, non-alarming information (so that reassurance is the sense the reader gets), effectively burying the more damning information in the middle. If the headline and lead are all readers read, they never get to the 500 bathtubs filled with "Hydrochloric acid, also known as hydrogen chloride or muriatic acid, is corrosive to skin and the 'irritation … to mucous is so severe that workers evacuate from the work place shortly after detecting its odor,' according to the National Library of Medicine." As previous posters point out: We don't drink Burts Bees Diaper Ointment. Perhaps the Vindy would like to conduct an experiment where reporters and editors eat the products named, then report their findings.
Thanks, Vindy for characterizing these lethal substances in a recognizable form. It allows me to say that, while I have a can of Comet Cleanser under my kitchen sink, I don't snort it and I don't sweeten my coffee with it. I don't pour anti-freeze on my breakfast cereal, either. The fracking problem is a matter of scale. The hundreds of wells being drilled in eastern Ohio alone will receive thousands of tons of these "common household substances", posing a significant threat to our air and water. This is where we live, people! Performing these operations in our own midst is reckless, foolhardy and, in my opinion, criminal.
Put to a vote, I'll wager $100,000 that the population of the Mahoning valley rejects ointment, battery acids, plastics and Phenol/Formaldehyde Resin, examethylenetetramine (Hexamine), Hydrogen Chloride, Methanol (Methyl Alcohol), Aliphatic acid, Aliphatic alcohols, ethoxylated #1, Propargyl Alcohol (2-Propynol), Sodium Erythorbate1, Carbohydrate polymer, Tetramethyl Ammonium Chloride, Amine derivative, Aliphatic polyol, Potassium Hydroxide2, Petroleum Distillate Hydrotreated Light3, Aliphatic alcohol polyglycol ether, Glutaraldehyde4, Ammonium Persulfate5, Ethylene Glycol6, Trisodium Ortho Phosphate7, Ammonium Persulfate in our water. Fracking yes, but remove, don't allow the poisons from entering our water supply. We already own the Mahoning River that our local politicians & governmental officials IGNORE!!!
Holy stuff... Is Henkel high?? We need objective journalism on this subject, not sophomoric fantasies of industry talking points. I had more faith in investigative and objective reporting from this guy- shouldn't have been so. It reads like a high school creative writing paper. It's Naive to take these folks on their word after what has happened in Medina, Youngstown, Coitsville, PA, OK, TX,NY... Etc. ODNR will save us...
You must be kidding. Anti-freeze is harmless? Hydrochloric acid is harmless? Formaldehyde is harmless? Dry gas is harmless? How stupid do you think we are? Yesterday you said two truck loads of fracking waste were rejected at the dump for being radioactive. This just gets worse.
The writer compares the 5 million gallons of fresh water for fracking a gas well to the similar quantity used to water a golf course for a week. The water used on the golf course, however, is not infused with neuro-toxins and carcinogens before it finds its way back to our rivers, streams and drinking water. While I find the author's tone dismissive with regard these dangerous chemicals, I thank Mr. Henkel for quantifying in pounds and gallons the threat to our environment posed by hydraulic fracturing.
Karl Henkel is to be commended on another good article by providing the facts regarding the drilling process. He correctly points out the scale at which these chemicals are used in the processes. A good example is methanol or wood alcohol which I use as a solvent and cleaner. I have a gallon in my basement and any waste product after cleaning is thrown down the drain to be sent to a water treatment plant. Now, even the smallest amount can cause blindness if ingested and a teaspoon will kill you so I don't drink it. Most of the chemicals listed are used everyday by countless other industries and the biggest concern with them is an accidental spill during transport as was demonstrated clearly this week with an overturned tanker. Sit at a train crossing while tankers roll by and read some of the chemicals listed on the side.
Certainly, we must use caution when dealing with any chemicals and this goes for all industries. The chief concern with the drilling industry is not the big drillers like Chesapeake but the small wildcat drillers that spring up and then disappear. Vertical fracking has been done for many years and has a much greater probability for harming groundwater since it is done in much shallower welss. The horizontal fracking here is done at much deeper levels in wells that are cased in steel and cement grout. If properly installed, there is minimal risk to groundwater.
But, Jessiedavid is correct in his post. We all want the modern conveniences that industry has to offer but want no risk from the processes used to produce these products. The plastic industry will be helped tremendously in this country with the chemicals brought out of the earth in the fracking process which will help reduce the dependency on foreign crude oil.
Certainly Henkel and editors need to keep researching independent data, as they have done in this article, on fracking chemicals, volumes used, adverse effects reporting, etc., rather than simply rely on quotes from people with vested interests in fracking, such as politicians and industry reps. And I know that headlines are usually written by the layout and design crew at night--not the reporter. But there is something specious about suggesting "Well, these carcinogens are already in your water, so why worry about adding more?" The slant is biased. We have been outlawing pesticides, herbicides, prescription and OTC drugs previously deemed safe for years now ; plenty of people now purchase "natural" cleansers, etc., for their homes for the very reason of reducing chemically-tainted ground water. Now we want to experiment by housing underground pools of toxins? Other concerns need to be addressed: Do cement casings last forever? Are they ever breached? What happens if they are? Can we really stop the flow of water underground once it starts? Don't deeper wells impact fault lines more dramatically than shallow wells? How do we monitor all of these wells and injection basins? Do we have the staff on hand and the remedies ready if or when things go wrong? This is one of this issues where you don't want to guess; you need to be sure from the get-go--and simple logic tells me there is no certainty here.
In Ohio there are 13 Class I injection wells.Of which 10 are still in operation. As of the year end 2008, these wells had safely disposed of nearly 10 BILLION gallons of industrial waste water.
Many of these wastes have a ph of <2 (highly acidic) and contain the following-
Hydrochloric acid
Hydrogen Cyanide
ammonia compounds
incinerator scrubber water
These wells are regulated by the state of Ohio/EPA and as a part of their receiving a permit, the well owners must demonstrate that the injected fluids will not come in contact with underground sources of drinking water within the next 10,000 years.
These wells are injecting these hazardous wastes at depths ranging from 2800' to 3100', roughly HALF the depths that Marcellus and Utica wells are drilled to.
Seeing as how industrial wastes MUCH more toxic and corrosive than frac fluids,flowback or produced water, are safely disposed of via deep earth sequestration, in over 120 facilities nationwide without contamination of underground drinking water, I'd say it's a safe bet that frac'ing a well at DOUBLE the depths found in these waste disposal wells in Ohio, would not lead to a migration of the injected fluids into the drinking water aquifer.
Research it for yourselves,I started at the Ohio EPA site here-
@ PAroughneck you might want to look into those 3 Class I wells that are not in operation, one of them in Ashtabula County was drilled to about 9500 ft, and was shut down for causing earthquakes, the largest of which happened 7 years after the well was shut down!
I would support drilling if the industry was required to use the most advanced GREEN technologies like OSORB and water based or all biodegradeable fracking fluids.
But, as things stand now the industry continues to use the most affordable products for each specific well that they know will do the job. They also when faced with delays that might affect the bottom line often cut corners, which leads to accidents that can contaminate water supplies, endanger the lives of their employees, nearby residents, and both wild animals and livestock.
We must remember that this is the same industry that is responsible for the Exxon Valdez, the Gulf oil spill from the Macondo well, and numerous other "accidents".
Of course, the irony of your post is that the story never used the word "harmless." You did.
And vindyreader2010:
We never wrote: "Well, these carcinogens are already in your water, so why worry about adding more?"
Our story is a calm, factual explanation of the process and the chemicals. The hope was that people would read it and be better informed and draw their own conclusions. BUT: That process can only be furthered if the entire story is actually read.
For the benefit of gltbactivist, here is what the story (in which we "cracked" a fracking mix to expose what was in it and illustrated the chemicals by examining what is in more familiar items) DID say:
• "Many of the chemical additives in the brew can be found in household cleaning, car and maintenance products, but in exponentially higher quantities than for everyday use."
• "Hydrochloric acid, also known as hydrogen chloride or muriatic acid, is corrosive to skin and the "irritation … to mucous is so severe that workers evacuate from the work place shortly after detecting its odor," according to the National Library of Medicine."
• "Chesapeake also used 22 gallons of methanol — an extremely toxic, odorous liquid — which, if consumed in even the tiniest portions, can be deadly to humans."
No one suggested anyone ingest household products: In fact, there are labels on all products disclosing safe use. We are going to continue to publish rational data, however, hopeful that even if people choose to be irrational, they will at least be better informed. And we will avoid delving into the kind of hysteria (i.e. gltbactivist) that some seem prone to express for themselves – and, oddly, demand of us.
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Dear Mr. Sweetwood,
Nor did I accuse you of writing: "Well, these carcinogens are already in your water, so why worry about adding more?" I did critique the story for SUGGESTING it by its headline, closing graf, and lead, which in my opinion stops at :"The verdict: a gamut of chemicals, some not meant for human contact or consumption, but not much out of the ordinary of ingredients found in everyday life." Even "some not meant for human contact or consumption" is embedded, with the more assuaging "everyday life" ingredients punctuating the sentence. I applaud the research, but the structure of the story feels manipulative for those of us skilled in looking. If reader response encourages more scrupulous journalistic WRITING as well as research, all the better. We consumers do the best we can to gather independent information from the Web, but the local paper is still an important source of material. Because of that, journalism is as critical to this issue as the key players, themselves. You don't want to even unintentionally sound like a press release for the industry.
Though I appreciate your intentions, I summarily reject the notion that because we didn't label the story with a large "DEADLY TOXINS WILL KILL YOU!" headline that we somehow aimed to assuage readers one way or the other.
Keep in mind, by definition, this also includes some people who want to be assuaged in their fears and irrational hysteria. We try to aim down the middle between cheerleading and antipathy.
I am always bemused by those who try to read the white in between the letters instead of what is actually printed in the ink. The entire package - headline, graphic, story - stands together as a single entity.
This parsing of specific items out of context in a hunt for some sort of hidden message strikes me as an odd parlor game. If you felt manipulated because we tried to explain to non-chemists in the audience that potassium hydroxide is found in batteries, that's your choice, I guess.
But, no one actually opens up batteries to suck down the potassium hydroxide simply because batteries are commonly found in the household, advertised on TV and mentioned in The Vindicator, right? So, I am not sure I get the leap that some fractivists are making about a story that merely attempts to convey information that is new to many people.
That said, I applaud all of the comments. The community needs to continue to have discussions about this emerging shale industry. We hope to continue to engage and inform.
Mark Sweetwood
Managing Editor
I don't know about all of you, but the water coming out of my faucet is treated in a plant designed by engineers, as is the water runoff, and wastewater...Oh and one of the things I've learned from my engineering friends, including my husband, an environmental civil engineer, is that natural filters such as wetlands and vegitated bioretention are often the best for stormwater runoff...I don't think he'd lie to me or endanger our children. So if anything is escaping by the time it reached you it would be put through the best filter around. I am not saying this stuff is not bad I just don't believe it is threatening our lives through the fracking process. I think this is the point this article was trying to make. Fracking chemicals may not be good...but we're not drinking them. They are being disposed of properly, the EPA sees to that. Believe me we have enough regulation in our lives to save us all from even stubbing our toes, let alone dumping chemicals into drinking water. It just isn;t happening I don't care how many "loopholes" you think are allowing it.
Excellent article by the Vindicator on fracking chemicals. It is about time that some educational material is printed about the subject instead of the expression of fear and ignorance by the uneducated.
As I stated in the past, the poison is in the dose. The educational article supports this.
To all,
One pertinent fact left out of this discussion is that the has never been a proven link between hydraulic fracturing a water pollution.
Certainly, many of those everyday household items can make you sick or even kill you if consumed. Try drinking some anti-freeze and see what happens. We already know small amounts of that are deadly to animals. In humans it destroys the kidneys for one. Frankly, it's not just the chemicals they are putting into the ground. It's the cement casings that either aren't done right or that shrink over time that allow methane to leak and migrate to wells and homes. It's the toxic VOCs destroying the air quality that these wells and their related compressor stations spew into the air. Asthma is up 7-fold in areas of heavy drilling.


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Released: Jan 01st, 2005
Running Time: 107
Directors: Vanessa Blue, H
Company: Sensational Video
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gonzo
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Ilford charity which supports domestic violence victims moves into new home
16:35 08 August 2014
A women's charity has launched services at its new home.
Awaaz, an organisation which provides advice on issues such as mental health and domestic violence, celebrated moving into the Loxford Children's Centre, in Ilford Lane, on Wednesday.
The charity had previously been based at the Loxford Polyclinic for five years.
Chairman Bushra Tahir said: "It was very good. We had a good turn-out and lots of ladies were really happy with the place.
"Everyone thoroughly enjoyed it."
The launch kicked off the charity's programme of Wednesday "lunch and club" events.
Members were visited by representatives from the Redbridge Neighbourhood Watch Trust and Redbridge Council, who gave advice on how residents can take precautions to lower their risk of being burgled.
Awaaz is still looking ahead to the future, despite a "crisis" which has seen its funding drop between 60 and 70 per cent in two years.
The group is aiming to launch its services in the borough of Waltham Forest and will be running a Bollywood dance class from September.
For more information, visit awaaz.org.uk.
Read more:
Women's charity 'in crisis' after funding plummets by more than half in two years


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