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Police searching for suspect in 2007 murders
Published: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 9:55 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 9:55 a.m.
Asheville Police are seeking the public's help in the search for Celerino Maldonado Ponce, a 40-year-old Hispanic male, wanted for two counts of First Degree Murder.
Ponce is still at large for the November 25, 2007 shooting deaths of Apolinar Gallegos-Alvarez and Jose Gallegos-Alvarez, as well as the wounding of Martin Gallegos-Alvarez. Police say the Gallegos-Alvarez brothers were inside the Billar Latino at 697 Haywood Road in Asheville when an argument occurred and Ponce pulled out a gun and started shooting.
When police arrived on the scene Ponce had already fled, and Apolinar and Jose Gallegos-Alvarez were found deceased.
Ponce is believed to have fled the Asheville area immediately after the shooting and his whereabouts are still unknown.
Asheville Police ask that anyone with information as to Ponce's location please call Detective Kevin Taylor at 259-5945 or Crime Stoppers at 255-5050 or send a tip via text message specifically to the Asheville PD by texting "APDTIP (plus your tip)" to 274637 (CRIMES).
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Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
Published: Monday, March 18, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 11:14 p.m.
The Tuscaloosa City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers on the second floor of City Hall, 2201 University Blvd. The following items will be on the agenda:
Ordering demolition of structure at 445 29th Place. (Tabled Jan. 8)
Amending Section 20-15.7 by amending the description of the 13th Street residential historic district. (Tabled Feb. 12, Jan. 8, Aug. 21 and July 17)
Authorizing utility account credits; total: $4,935.64.
Authorizing request for street lighting system modifications.
Setting April 2 as the date for a hearing to consider approval of the development plan of Riverfront Village, a Riverfront Zoning District Development.
Authorizing payment to ServiceMaster in settlement of claim on behalf of 919 Snows Mill Avenue; total: $85.
Awarding competitive bid(s) to Loader Services and Equipment for the purchase, etc. of a skid steer loader; total: $30,283.84.
Awarding competitive bid(s) to Billings Outdoor Services for the purchase, etc. of ground maintenance for Alberta, Greenwood and Pineridge; total: $1,100.
Awarding competitive bid(s) to the Lilly Co. for the purchase, etc. of a forklift for Environmental Services; total: $32,956.
Awarding competitive bid(s) to Jim's Lawn Care LLC, the non-low bidder but lowest responsible bidder meeting specifications for the purchase, etc. of ground maintenance for West Highland and Evergreen; total: $3,400.
Awarding competitive bid(s) to Dixie Battery for the purchase, etc. of auto batteries for a three-year period.
Awarding competitive bid(s) to West Chatham for the purchase, etc. of warning lights and consoles.
Approving request and agreement for water service to UA Fresh Food Dining water main relocation; total: $94,309.21.
Granting permit for the University of Alabama to construct water lines for UA Fresh Food Dining water main relocation.
Authorizing sole source purchase of 25 officer worn video cameras for Tuscaloosa Police Department; total: $19,915.
Consenting to vacate a portion of a public alley in the city of Tuscaloosa.
Consenting to vacate Ninth Avenue East, bounded by the north right-of-way of 13th Street East and the south right-of-way of Norfolk Southern Railroad, in the City of Tuscaloosa.
Consenting to vacate a portion of 14th Street East and portion of 13th Place East in the City of Tuscaloosa.
Adopting Zoning Amendment No. 1259 to rezone property at 2700 31st St. from MG to MH. (Introduced Feb. 19)
Approving ABC application of Cheddars Alabama LLC for restaurant retail liquor and on premises retail beer licenses at Cheddars Casual Café, 1100 Skyland Blvd. E., 35405.
Approving ABC application of LC II LLC for restaurant retail liquor and on premises retail beer licenses at Local Catch, 2321 University Blvd., 35401.
Amending the resolution authorizing the mayor to execute agreement between sponsor and USDA/State Department of Education, a statement of authority and signature authorization certificate for the 2013 Summer Food Service Program for Children.
Rescinding Jan. 22 resolution pertaining to a funding agreement with the Tuscaloosa Housing Authority for the Rosedale Court Housing Development Project and ratifying signature on funding agreement for HOME Program funds; total: $450,000.
Rescinding authorization for the contract for engineering and related services with Almon Associates for Eighth Street East — preliminary design only — of roadway from 25th Avenue East to Juanita Drive.
Authorizing an amphitheater sponsorship agreement with Verizon.
Approving job class specifications for security guard senior.
Approving job class specifications for water and sewer business analyst.
Authorizing the mayor to execute an agreement with Pyrotecnico for July 4 fireworks display; total: $14,985.
Authorizing the finance director to issue draft to pay 2012 ad valorem taxes at 707 25th Ave. E.; total: $92.41.
Authorizing the fifth amendment to the contract with Rex Veron Designs LLC; total: $39,676.22.
Authorizing study and consult contract for engineering and related services with Almon Associates Inc. for Lift Station No. 3 interceptor sanitary sewer improvements; total: not to exceed $77,000.
Authorizing a minor public works contract with Nichem Co.; total: $42,360.
Amending Exhibits "A" and "B" of Section 19-42/19-60(a) of the Code of Tuscaloosa for the addition of a water and sewer business analyst.
Declaring certain property surplus and authorizing the donation of said property to the Tuscaloosa City Board of Education.
Amending Section 17-98 and 19-5 of the Code of Tuscaloosa.
Amending Exhibits "A" and "B" of Section 19-42 of the Code of Tuscaloosa for the inclusion of a horticulturist.
Amending Exhibits "A" and "B" of Section 19-42 of the Code of Tuscaloosa for the inclusion of security guard senior.
Authorizing payment of bills; total: $71,780.50.
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With unsavory weather wreaking havoc on baseball and softball schedules across the area the past two weeks, the Crowder Lady 'Riders softball team perhaps felt some of the effects of the time away from the diamond as they went on the road and were swept by Northeastern Oklahoma A&M on Monday by scores of 5-1 and 3-2.
Having not played since Feb. 24 in Temple, Tex., the Lady 'Riders had spent a good portion of their preparation for the Lady Norse indoors the past week. The rust showed, according to coach Lori Videmschek.
"You could tell we hadn't been on the field in a week and a half," she said. "We just didn't hit very well when we needed to today. We just weren't very crisp."
The losses dropped the Lady 'Riders to 7-6 overall.
Crowder jumped in front in the first game with a run in the first inning to go up 1-0. The Lady Norse would answer with unanswered runs in the fourth, fifth and three more in the sixth en route to the victory. Alex Gilley earned the win for the Lady Norse, scattering five hits and allowing a run with five strikeouts and four walks in the complete game effort. Allison Tonyan took the loss for the Lady 'Riders, allowing three earned runs and six hits with four walks and a strikeout in five innings. Ashton Worth added a scoreless frame in relief.
Shelby Stuck, Carson Forge, Brooke Hulsey, Jessica Neely and Shyanne Nichols each had hits for Crowder. Lexie LaValley led NEO with three hits and two RBI, while Alexis Riley had two hits.
Crowder made things interesting in game two, but the Lady Norse plated a pair of runs in the fourth and held on for the win. Crowder led 2-1 at that point after single runs in the first and third trumped a Lady Norse run in the bottom of the first.
NEO struck Crowder starter Madison Barnes for three runs on just four hits. Barnes walked three and struck out two in four innings, and Worth followed with two scoreless frames the remainder of the way.
Stuck, Jessica Neely, Forge, Hulsey, Kala Crisp, Morgan Coleman and Andrea Drake each had hits for Crowder. Neely and Amber Taylor both scored runs, while Hulsey drove in a run.
Bailey Donathan had three hits and drove in a pair for the Lady Norse. Riley had two hits.
Kaitling Davis went the distance for NEO with five strikeouts and seven hits in seven innings. She allowed one run and walked two while earning the victory.
The Lady 'Riders are back in action on Wednesday when they travel to Warner, Okla., to take on Connors State in a doubleheader at 2 p.m.
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Whilst cleaning up my very untidy desk I came across a few packets of vegetable seeds (as you do). I'm not quite sure where I got them from but I must have kept them because I loved the design so much. They're for the Little Veggie Patch Co based in Melbourne and the packaging was designed by Melbourne-born (but now Adelaide-based) graphic designer Frank Aloi.
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Hannibal Free Public Library's Book Lover's Sale will continue Saturday, Feb. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Used and gently used materials are available for sale, according to Library Director Hallie Yundt Silver said.
The book sale will take place on the 3rd floor of the Library in the Woman's Club Room.
For more information, visit the Library at 200 South 5th St., or call (573) 221-0222.
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State Auditor Rebecca Otto today released the 2011 Minnesota County Finances Report, which summarizes, through data tables and charts, the financial operations of Minnesota counties for calendar year 2011 and also examines long-term trends. The report is intended to help the public, local government officials, and other policy makers understand county financial operations.
Highlights from the report include:
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-- Minnesota county revenues totaled $5.9 billion in 2011. This represents an increase of $141.6 million, or 2.5 percent, over 2010. All categories of revenues, except charges for services, increased between 2010 and 2011. Interest earnings (56 percent) and local unit grants (22 percent) had the largest increases.
-- Counties reported total expenditures of $6.0 billion in 2011. This
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-- In 2011, Minnesota counties reported outstanding long-term debt of $3.5 billion. This represents an increase of 1 percent over long-term debt reported in 2010. Of the $3.5 billion in long-term debt, $3.3 billion was outstanding bonded debt, and $246.2 million was other long term debt.
-- The operating income of Minnesota county enterprises totaled $22.0 million in 2011. This represents a decrease of 37 percent from the operating income of $34.9 million reported in 2010. The net income of county enterprises totaled $55.1 million in 2011. This represents a decrease of 2 percent from 2010.
-- In 2011, Minnesota counties' unrestricted fund balances of General Fund and Special Revenue Funds totaled $2.3 billion, which was equal to the level in unreserved fund balances in 2010. The average unrestricted fund balances as a percent of current expenditures for counties was 50 percent in 2011 compared to 47 percent for unreserved fund balances as a percent of total current expenditures in 2010.
Ten-Year Trends
-- In actual dollars, total revenues rose 32 percent from 2002 to 2011. When adjusted for inflation, there was a decrease of 7 percent over this period.
-- Since 2002, the share of total revenues derived from taxes has increased from 36 percent to 45 percent, while the share of total revenues derived from state grants has decreased from 35 percent to 24 percent.
-- In actual dollars, expenditures increased 26 percent from 2002 to 2011. When adjusted for inflation, total county expenditures decreased 12 percent.
-- In actual dollars, long-term debt increased 99 percent from 2002 to 2011. When adjusted for inflation, outstanding long-term indebtedness grew 39 percent over this period.
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Wellspring Faith In Action is pleased to announce that they have launched a respite program for care receivers who have mild to moderate cognitive impairment. This program takes place Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the St. James Community Building.
Each week, family caregivers can take a much needed break while their loved ones participate in a wide array of fun and stimulating activities led by an experienced activities leader. Wellspring volunteers interact one-on-one with the participants.
Wellspring's social respite program will be supervised by a licensed social worker and coordinated by an experienced senior activity coordinator, both provided in partnership with VINE Faith In Action.
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Cheer team wins first place
Published: Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
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Vandebilt High School's cheerleading competition team won big in its division at state competitions this year.
The 20-member Division II cheerleading squad, led by cheer captain and Vandebilt senior Elizabeth Bown, placed first in three different competitions this year.
The team won in the high school and grand champion division at the Mardi Gras Nationals in New Orleans. It also won the Southwestern Cheerleading Association National Cheer Competition in Baton Rouge and the NFL Super Bowl Cheer and Dance Competition in New Orleans.
"Our team this year has a lot of talent," said Kayla Vicknair, Vandebilt competition cheerleading coach. "We have really good girls, and I think if we went to nationals they would have done well."
Vandebilt's competition cheerleading team only attends the national competition in Disney World every other year to ensure the girls don't miss too much school, Vicknair said.
Vicknair said the girls didn't make it far last year, but this year the girls on the squad are "dedicated and committed with a whole lot of talent."
"The girls practiced all year-round," she said. "They are all really close and a great group of girls."
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Nothing gets you going more than seeing your New York Giants defenders collapse that quarterback pocket and get the sack. When you want that New York defense to apply some pressure, sport this Blitz Neo flex hat on Sundays. This New Era NFL hat features a Giants logo embroidered on the crown with another team logo embroidered on its mesh back. Throw it on at the next game and let your team spirit enhance your noggin! S/M fits 6 7/8 - 7 1/4; M/L fits 7 1/8 - 7 1/2; L/XL fits 7 3/8 - 7 3/4. Sizes are approximate.
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The Creative Recreation Lacava Men's Casual Shoes invite you to pop your collar and step out with this fashion sneaker. The Lacava is dressed to impress with a leather and fabric upper with a covered lace up for a perfectly stylish fit. A high-walled rubber sole ties everything together. Step up your footwear with a pair of Creative Rec Lacava.


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Thanks to my wonderful twitter feed I managed to stumble upon this website 'Designers Journal'.
"Designers Journal is a collection of jottings, doodles and graphic design & creative eye candy from boutiques around the world, curated by designers in the UK, Australia and New Zealand."
So great to see a site dedicated to Australian and New Zealand in particular. Check it out!
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Pro-Offset head for excellent ball control and protection. A strong grooved sidewall design for durability and performance. Elite-pinched profile for ball control and reduced rattle. V-shaped scoop keeps the ball channeled when shooting and passing and allows for extreme accuracy. Strung with a hard mesh pocket for quick release and harder shots.
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Sitepoint launches brand new website
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The very talented people over at Sitepoint have launched a major update to their site this week. Revamping the whole design with a site that works beautifully across multiple devices. The design is clean and considered, with a strong use of colour to break up content across their many topic areas.
The typography is crisp and legible. Noto Sans is an excellent choice of typeface on screen and makes for really comfortable reading. I also really like the use of icons identifying each topic section, which is also tied into their colour system.
Most importantly the new site is Responsive which is a must for such an influencial site. I'm sure its been something that's been bugging them for ages with the old site, but a thing like this needs to be done right from the start rathern than slapped into shape with short term plans.
If you're not familiar with Sitepoint do yourself a favour and check out the wealth of content on offer. I've been reading their books, tutorials and blog posts for ages & think its one of the better resources for leaning about anything web related there is at the moment.
Fernando Tinoco, Editor-in-chief at Sitepoint, has written a great post on the brand new design which will give you a good overview of the updates made and the thinking behind them.
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Cheer for Army on the field or the couch! This Therma-Fit pant from Nike has two side pockets, a straight-leg cut and an elastic drawstring waistband. Army and Nike lacrosse logos embroidered on left leg. Cords for adjustable pant width at cuff, slight fleece lining. 100% polyester.


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Typography with Christmas Lights
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Christmas lights recycled into something useful.
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Indeed, 'New Super Mario Bros' will forever be remembered in the video gaming world. It's one of those games that remain original yet offer fun that is at par with the challenges of the newer hybrids in the video-gaming world.
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'New Super Mario Bros' released for the Nintendo DS is part of the mario franchise which has plagued the gaming world for what seems like an eternity, the game would be considered an action platformer and was developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo for the DS.
If you have been addicted to video games since the 90s, you've probably developed an addiction to the Super Mario Bros. It's one of those first few games that people used to play on older game consoles. It has also proved to be very addictive to children and adults alike.
The popularity of the Super Mario Bros. game has now gone several levels higher with new versions of the game in more modern game consoles. It is unquestionably a forever part of the history of video games.
The newest Super Mario game called 'New Super Mario Bros' released for the Nintendo DS is beyond doubt something special. It remains true to its roots depicting Mario's side-scrolling environments, with almost the same but more enhanced look and feel; and even a gameplay that has an unbelievably classic touch to it. There are new elements that add up to the game making the game even more fun.
It's the first time in 15 years that a new Super Mario game has been classically designed. New Super Mario Bros. features stunning 3D graphics in a 2D gameplay. Although this new version offers a variety of superb changes in the game to fans and gamers; almost all of the original elements remain intact. The main plot and central goal of the game is, you guessed right - To SAVE THE PRINCESS!
This game doesn't have much of plus points for its story, as the original concept, which is Mario going up levels to the challenge of making it to the castle, collecting coins, defeating Koopas, Goombas, and all other oddly-named monsters of Mushroom Kingdom, is still basically the same. If you have played the original before, you surely need a refresher because this game in Nintendo DS is just about the same except for some breezy twists. It is a remarkable super sequel to the original.
It actually took more than a decade to develop the Mario mechanics in the side-scrolling design. The dilemma was, how could the company further go without wandering from the existing formula of run/jump/bounce and without ending up in a game that is not-so-Mario? Fortunately for the creators, they were able to successfully and beautifully do the innovation without departing from the original concept.
There are a number of areas which made it quite ideal to produce the new Super Mario game on Nintendo DS. For one, the market of hand held game consoles is more open to game designs like the side-scrolling action games. And two, Nintendo DS has more horsepower under its console than the system of Game Boy Advance. The advancements of the gameplay is more likely brought by the capabilities of the Nintendo DS processor and not the system's more unique elements.
the presentation of the game is terrific and really well-designed, overall. The only disappointment is that the extras found in the game are recycled mini-games from the Super Mario 64 DS. Other than that, fans and gamers can count on pure delight and enjoyment of the game's presentation. The graphics of the game are also quite awe inspiring. The really slick hybrid 2D/3D engine enables level designers to have some splendid effects and gameplay elements.
These are stuff that weren't really possible way back in 2D days. The sound is also exquisite. There is of course the unforgettable, very famous Classic Mario soundtrack that goes with each level and with Mario's voice now more enhanced in each level; there really isn't any reason to complain. So you ask, and the gameplay? Well, there's no doubt about it; you have to be exceedingly picky not to give it an excellent rating.
Indeed, 'New Super Mario Bros' will forever be remembered in the video gaming world and the DS version is no exception. It's one of those games that remain original yet offer fun that is at par with the challenges of the newer hybrids in the video-gaming world.
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The Eastern Pike Regional Police Department in conjunction with the New Jersey State Police execute a search warrant leading to the arrest of a Matamoras resident.
The Department filed a criminal complaint charging Matthew Hoffman, 30, of Matamoras with Receiving Stolen Property and Possession of Marijuana after executing a search warrant on his residence on Tuesday, August 27.
The Eastern Pike Regional Police was contacted by the New Jersey State Police who had arrested a male in conjunction with a burglary in Sussex County. Information received by the Department led to a search warrant being executed at 702 Avenue M in Matamoras Borough. Among items recovered during the search were a stolen Suzuki ATV and tools from robberies originating in Sussex County, NJ.
Hoffman was remanded to Pike County Correctional facility on $75,000.00 bail.
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Clifford E. Hollingsworth, 90
Published: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
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FLAT ROCK — Clifford Edward Hollingsworth, 90, of Flat Rock, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, at Elizabeth House.
Mr. Hollingsworth was born Sept. 18, 1922, in Henderson County to the late Ransom and Lula Capps Hollingsworth. After graduating from Hendersonville High School, he joined the U.S. Navy and served in the Pacific during World War II. After the war he made his home in Michigan and was known as an expert carpenter for his highly crafted workmanship.
A soft spoken man, he was loved by all that knew him and he will greatly missed.
He is survived by his three children, Dale Yvonne Levin, of Flat Rock, Robert Jay Hollingsworth, of Edmond, OK and Gregory Lee Hollingsworth, of Flat Rock; his grandchildren, Kelly Jo Foley- Shiu, Daniel Hollingsworth, and Jamie Jay Hollingsworth, and eight great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013, at Thos. Shepherd's Church Street Chapel conducted by Chaplain Michael Lombardo. A committal service will be held at a later date at Western Carolina VA Cemetery in Black Mountain.
Memorial donations may be directed to Four Seasons Hospice, Elizabeth House.
An online register book is available for family and friends by visiting www.thosshepherd.com.
Thos Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors and Cremation Memorial Center is in charge of arrangements.
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Sally Poole is the owner of Poole Communications, with offices in Hannibal, Marshall and Poplar Bluff, Missouri. She is very involved in Hannibal and Quincy, IL., with memberships in the Chamber of Commerce, Hannibal Arts Council, Affordable Community Education, Lions Club and Rotary. She has helped in the fund-raising campaign to build a Hannibal campus for Moberly Area Community College. Currently she is helping to start the Hannibal Chamber Business Development Committee.
My favorite banker and I were talking over lunch a few weeks ago. He pointed out that there are going to be some serious changes in our community in the near future. I agree.
We have Todd Ahrens, the new CEO of Hannibal Regional Hospital. We have Mike McFarland, the progressive new CEO at BASF and hiring has picked back up. We are going to have a new Executive Director of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum - we're all hoping it will be Henry Sweets, but still that's change. We have McKenzie Disselhorst, the hard working new Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce. General Mills has experienced a change in leadership as well, doing away with the General Manager position all together. Even our state district lines have been redrawn with new people representing us in Jefferson City and Washington DC.
Those are just a few of the key leadership positions in Hannibal that have changed within the past few years.
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The Children's Museum of Oak Ridge is offering a Caribbean experience at its 'Jamaica: Rhythm 'N Paradise' annual Gala on Dec. 7.
B&W Y-12 is among the Montego Bay sponsors at the $5,000 level.
B&W Y-12 is also supporting renovation of the Rocket Room to update the exhibit and add interactive activities.
A team from Y-12 joins Carroll Welch, museum deputy director, in the Rocket Room to present the sponsorship check. They are, from left, Sanchez Harley II, Dennis Hough, Welch, Chris Clark and Ellen Boatner.
Karen's Jewelers is among the Montego Bay sponsors at the $5,000 level.
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Main Street managers coming to Hendersonville's downtown
Published: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 19, 2013 at 6:25 p.m.
A group of about 65 Main Street managers from across the state will migrate to Hendersonville this week for a three-day N.C. Main Street seminar, highlighting some of the city's achievements downtown.
The N.C. Main Street Center, an agency within the state Department of Commerce's Division of Community Assistance, conducts two annual training sessions each year for Main Street leaders. The late-summer to early-fall workshops are held in a Western North Carolina city, but it has been several years since Hendersonville — a Main Street city since 1986 — hosted the workshops.
It is an honor, said Historic Downtown Hendersonville Director Lew Holloway.
"I think part of the reason we were chosen this year was the work on downtown that we've been undertaking over the last few years... They want them to see that and the impact it's had here," he added.
The city's fundraising bears scattered throughout Main Street are sure to get another mention in the workshop's "leveraging heritage tour" session later in the week.
Guest speakers and staff of the N.C. Main Street Center will conduct training sessions Wednesday through Friday. Holloway said some guests may be coming in early and staying through the weekend to absorb the city and what it has to offer, staying in local hotels and bed and breakfast inns.
"We're an attractive destination," Holloway said. "I'm excited to show off all the good work we've been doing."
The training sessions will be targeted toward professional staff, coaching managers on how to balance schedules and work with committees and volunteers to avoid burning out. The seminar will note upcoming conferences in the state that will provide more training opportunities for staff and will give tips on design, charitable solicitation licensing and measuring the economic impact of programs.
The N.C. Main Street Center is studying the economic impacts the Main Street Program has had on the state since its inception in 1980. Guest speaker Donovan Ripkama, who is leading the study, will share tips with the crowd about how managers can use that same sort of knowledge in their own programs.
Ripkama of Place Economics has been focused on historic preservation as a driver of economic development — an idea that marries well with the Main Street Center's goal of restoring downtowns with history in mind.
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The third time wasn't a charm as the Saints fell to the Fairmont Cardinals in boys Class 3AA basketball on Saturday night by an 89 to 71 score.
For the Saints the season ended with a record of 3-22. The Saints lost twice to the Cardinals in regular season SCC play.
In those games SJA played them close at home and lost big the first time SJA played them on the road.
The Saints played Fairmont better on the road Saturday night. However, the effort wasn't enough to beat the top seeded Fairmont team which is ranked in the top ten in the state and was the SCC regular season team.
Four Saints were in double figures. Senior Sam Carlson went out on a high note in the sense he scored an all time career high on his last game as a Saint. He had 14 points.
Head Coach Steve Walker said, "Sam had a terrific game with a career high in points and he also had five assists and six rebounds."
Zach Brandts led the Saints with 28 points. Walker Froehling had a baker's dozen and Ryan Menssen tossed in another dozen points. Froehling also led the team in rebounds with nine and had the team's only two blocks.
Coach Walker also said, "I thought we played really hard and competed against the top seed and the SCC champ.
"In the last game at Fairmont we did not handle their pressure at all.
"This time we did a nice job against their press. We only had 13 turnovers for the game." Fairmont had the same number of turnovers.
The rebounding margin was close with Fairmont out boarding the Saints 31-28.
The big difference in the game was overall team shooting. The Saints shot 39 percent from the field hitting 23 of 59 attempts.
Fairmont took only two more shots than SJA, but hit 52 percent from the floor when they dropped in 32 of 61 attempts.
Fairmont was 9-20 from three point land, while the Saints were 5-19 from beyond the arc.
Coach Walker said, "I'm real proud of our effort and performance."
Talking about Joe Nelson, his other senior playing his last game, Walker said, "Joe did a good job defensively.
I'm real proud of those two seniors for the leadership they provided for our team in this game and throughout the season."
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STOCKTON – Officers from the California Highway Patrol will spend another 30 days patrolling the streets of Stockton in conjunction with the Police Department's Community Response Team, targeting high-crime neighborhoods where gangs and guns are known to be prevalent.
The two departments worked side by side over the past three months. During that time, 68 guns seized, there were 122 felony arrests, 106 misdemeanor arrests and 2,184 traffic stops. And the task force conducted 355 probation and parole searches.
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Industrial group to host meeting
Published: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 6:16 p.m.
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Don Briggs of the Louisiana Oil & Gas Association will speak at South Central Industrial Association's membership luncheon Feb. 19 in Houma.
The meeting is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel, 142 Library Drive. Briggs will deliver an oil industry forecast.
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The Green Lake Bluegrass Band will lead worship at Augustana Lutheran Church (AES Ministries) on Sunday, April 14, at 10:30 a.m. Augustana is located at 603 Armstrong Blvd. North.
The Band got its start playing at Green Lake Bible Camp over ten years ago. The group has grown to include five members: Dave Eliason on banjo, guitar and vocals; Bill Grossman on harmonica, jaw harp, Irish whistle, and vocals; Brian Jensen on bass and vocals; Jerry Saetveit on fiddle, Irish whistle, and vocals; and Bob Whitney on guitar, fiddle and vocals.
Augustana is in partnership with East Sveadahl Lutheran Church and this will be a joint service. All are welcome to attend this special worship service.
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Leslie Stevens and Jarryd Ritter exchanged wedding vows on Friday, Nov. 16, 2012, at Biltmore Estate in Asheville, N.C. The Rev. Tim Lolley officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of David and Lillian Stevens of Kingston. She is the granddaughter of the late C.L. Stevens and June Knight Stevens of Oak Ridge, and Dorothy Lyles of Harriman and the late Dexter Lyles.
The groom is the son of Dr. Joel and Wanda Ritter of Red Hook, N.Y. He is the grandson of Lorraine Ritter of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Thomas and Carmen Marquez of Las Vegas, Nev.
Given in marriage by her parents, her attendants were Jessica Dodson and Laura Taposci.
The groom's attendants were his brother, Jody Ritter, and Brandon Blackburn Dwyer.
Leslie received a bachelor of science degree from Middle Tennessee State University and her master's degree from George Mason University.
The groom received a bachelor of arts degree from American University and his law degree from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
The couple spent their honeymoon in the Mediterranean and will reside in Washington, D.C.
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Quilling by hand
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Posted: Mar 27th 2013
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It's handmade day here in Sydney and one of our full time students Hayley is quilling for her handmade project. We've discovered the work of quilling expert Yulia Brodskaya. Her beautiful handcrafted technique mixed with amazing, vibrant colours results in mind-blowing papergraphics.
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Scriptographer-Mind Blowing Scripts for Illustrator
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Scriptographer.org is an awe inspiring site that has been created by design geeks for designers. Scriptographer is an open source site that provides innovative and useful scripts that are a valuable addition to Illustrator.
I myself used some of these tools in older additions of Illustrator. My favourite tools were in raster scripts. This script allowed you take raster images (even lo res) and turn them into half tone screen style images made with an vector object of your choice. Normally this kind of execution could take hours instead it takes a few seconds. You can see some of the possibilities in the images below all created with vectors so there is no restriction how these can be utilised afterwords. This is ideal if you need an image but as a vector for use as a vinyl decal for signage and such like.
We actually used this in the Sydney college with an image of the queen and we now have 8 foot image of the queens face on our back wall.
Its a great place to go just for inspiration, even if you don't end up using the scripts. They often have video demos to accompany the scripts.
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The Chillicothe chapter of the National Honor Society will have its formal induction ceremony for 16 new members on Tuesday, March 12, in the auditorium of Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. The address will be given by Tim Cunningham, Chillicothe High School teacher and coach. A reception will follow the ceremony in the high school commons. Parents, relatives and guests are welcome to attend. The following students will be inducted into the Society at this time: seniors - Sarah Hussey and Hannah Thieme; Juniors - Isis Baker, Kerrigan Cosgrove, Matthew Dupy, Sara Frampton, Erin Gilliland, Alicia Kieffer, Alan Kline, Megan Perry, Faith Peters, Paige Peters, Erynn Skoglund, Caleb Stull and Matthew Sturm.
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The Brookfield High School basketball teams closed out their 2012-13 home campaigns by splitting games with Clarence Cannon Conference opponents Lousiana. Over the course of this series, Lady Dogs senior Miranda White would score her 1500th career point.
The Lady Dogs would open the first game on a 10-0 run with White and Samantha Gonzalez both draining three-pointers to start the game. Louisiana would respond with a 5-0 run ending when White found Bailey Parks under the basket. After one quarter, Brookfield led this game 27-8.
Jaclyn Weydert would get a steal and a hoop to start the second frame for the Lady Dogs. Alesa Frey would toss in a hoop as well to start Brookfield on a 4-0 run. Louisiana would score, but the Lady Dogs ended the half on a 9-0 run to lead 42-11.
In the boys game, the Dogs fell behind early as Lousiana started the game on a 9-0 run. This ended with a bucket by Cale McCurley at the 4:02 mark. After one quarter, Brookfield trailed 23-13.
In the second frame, Brookfield battled back and closed the deficit to three points at the 3:41 mark. This was done, in part, thanks to Matt Neeley crashing the boards and Austin Lark moving the ball to shooters like Tristen Duncan and Ryan Kearns. At the half, though, Brookfield trailed 40-31.
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The First Cut, Manchester Art Gallery. 5 October - 27 January 2013
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This is a great exhibition happening at Manchester Art Gallery, if you are in Manchester you should definitely go and check it out. On display is the work of 31 international artists who cut, scult and manipulate paper.


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- THIS IS ITI was playing airsoft of course, and I ran out of ammo to my sniper and I pulled out the pistol from my holster and shot the last guy. I won! But the thing is I made him bleed and I also shot him in the knuckle LOL.
It feels incredible to the touch and the performance is awesome. Too bad it only holds 12 and there's no extra clips, but it's still a great sidearm.
- Essentially a Colt DEFENDERFor reviewers saying the WG (silver plated) 1911 isn't realistic... get a life! This gun is the blued, non-plated version of the silver WG 1911 that's been getting a bad (and unfair) rap as being "not realistic". Thankfully, this blued version is receiving deserved 5 * ratings!
If you've ever looked at or picked up a real Colt Defender, you'll notice, in its simplicity, it's a very capable, basic hard-hitting weapon. This, and its silver plate airsoft replica, echos that description fittingly and adequately.
No... it doesn't have a working slide, working hammer, drop-out magazine, adjustable sights (rarely will you find these on guns costing twice as much either)... and the trigger is levered (not slide-back). Oh Oh Ooohhhh... it also has an orange BBL tip (just like all the other "realistic" guns in your arsenal). How realistic is that? For Pete's sake, this thing comes with a WARNING in the description and is recommended for target practice! The information Shorty's gave you (also) indicated all this, plus more - but you still bought it and complained (about the silver model). ...
As the previous two reviewers indicated, this gun is "amazing" and "awesome" so I don't believe I need add any more about this gun's capabilities. If you review this gun's features (or lack of) up front, before you ...purchase, I believe you will be happy and satisfied with it. I know your target will appreciate its "sting" factor! If you do use this as a back-up weapon in a skirmish, I bet the enemy will surrender when they just see it... unrealistic???? right@*&$#! But I'm just a Private, what do I know?
- Awesome!I received this gun today and was very pleased.
VERY high FPS.
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- . READ THIS REVIEW. Best gun I own, 5 stars all the way I just got this gun today and the first thing i noticed was the weight. THIS IS SO HEAVY. The next thing i liked was the fps. IT HAS 470 FPS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, AND IT'S A PISTOL. It has absolutely no hop-up, NONE. The Co2 lasts forever. I fired all 100 of the practice rounds and it's still not even starting to wear off. I have nothing bad to say about this gun. The amazing weight and looks makes me feel like some kind of FBI agent or something like that. It's stronger than some bb guns. It goes through 3 thick cardboard boxes and could still hurt someone on the other side.
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- OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!This gun is amazing! the first thing I noticed was how heavy it is. i mean this thing is hefty!!! i loaded a C02 cartridge and took it outside. the internal mag is a great feature on the gun. it is easy to load and you can't lose the mag. then i fired it. the report is TREMENDOUS!!!!! the thing went through both sides of a full soda can at 20 feet!!! i shot my friend at ten feet and made him bleed through his shirt. this gun is not for the inexperienced airsofter. it will hurt you! ... Not a toy for your neighborhood airsofters but a great gun nonetheless.
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- Awesome gunGot this gun about a month ago and love it. The report is ridiculous. I shot it off in the hallway in my house and my ears started ringing. I was messing around with it one day and set up a vinyl record at 50 feet and it went through like it wasn't even there. I would not wanna be in front of this thing.
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Lake Regional Health System Family Birth Center hosted a "What's Your Color" 5K to raise money for Relay for Life of Camden County. Individuals, families and friends gathered Saturday morning at Osage Beach City Park, some in costume, to complete the run.
One hundred percent of the proceeds raised at the event will go toward funding for cancer research and financial assistance for patients and their families. More than 500 hundred people showed up and raised a record $11,000 for Relay for Life.
According to their website, the Relay for Life of Camden County "What's Your Color" 5K is an event "celebrating life, happiness, remembrance, and awareness."
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Ramsey County's 4-H Shooting Sports Team has enjoyed phenomenal success and interest since it began in 2005 - to the point that it needs additional volunteer instructors to accommodate more participants.
The team is administered by Bill Hodous and Cindy Olson of the North Dakota State University Ramsey County Extension Service.
"We've turned down oodles of kids," Cindy Olson said. "We need more instructors."
Ramsey county's shooting sports program, which includes both boys and girls, currently offers five disciplines - air rifle, archery, shotgun and air pistol. Hodous said the team has enjoyed much success in state competitions and has had teams go to national competitions nearly every year since the program began. Ramsey County also is currently the only county in the state to have an air pistol team.
"We have by far the most kids," Hodous said. "Everyone is envious of Ramsey County."
Hodous and Olson said the sports team is good for youth in many ways. In addition to developing a discipline skill, Olson says the youth learn "skills and experience they can use for their entire lives, including safety, responsibility, discipline and patience."
Team volunteer instructors do not necessarily need to have experience in a particular discipline, however an interest in working with youth is required. The 4-H extensive service pays for volunteers to obtain required instructor certificate.
In addition to the five current disciplines, Hodous said they are also hoping to eventually add new disciplines, including black powder.
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Elizabeth Russell, a senior Marketing Management major at Grove City College, has been named to the Dean's List for the fall 2012 semester. Russell is a 2009 graduate of South Shelby High School and is the daughter of Drs. Wesley and Barbara Russell from Shelbina.
Students eligible for the Dean's List have a GPA of 3.40 to 3.59.
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— The Cooperage Project is proud to present Japanese Guitarist, Hiroya Tsukamoto, on Saturday, April 13, at 7 p.m. at The Cooperage, 1030 Main Street in Honesdale.
Tsukamoto is a one-of-a-kind guitarist and composer from Kyoto, Japan. He began playing the five-string banjo when he was 13 and took up the guitar shortly after.
Hiroya is a graduate of Berkley College of Music and a recipient of several prestigious awards including the Professional Music Achievement Award.
Hiroya's solo guitar performances are contemplative and peaceful. His music is unique, benefiting from Japanese, Latin American and New York City influences. Officials hope you'll join us for this one-of-a-kind performance. It is a BYOB event.
Light fare will be available from the kitchen. Donations will be collected at the door. Doors open at 6:30.
The Cooperage is operated by the The Cooperage Project, a not-for-profit organization that seeks to build community through performance, learning and good times. For more information visit www.thecooperageproject.org or call 253-2020.
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Universal breakfast is free to all students. Lunch is served with a choice of fresh fruit, juice and a variety of milk every day. A salad bar, baked potato and sandwiches are available daily in all schools.
Monday — Breakfast: toaster pastry. Lunch: chicken nuggets with roll or school pizza, potato wedges, baby carrots, pears.
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Thursday — Breakfast: ham biscuit or whole grain cereal, juice. Lunch: taco salad or soft taco with salsa, shredded lettuce, cheese, tomato, sour cream, pinto beans, corn, chilled pear halves.
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I found these guys through an image of a beautiful looking mural and signage for a restaurant. Having delved a little more into their work I realised that I had perhaps seen their other projects through various design portals. Concrete are a Toronto design practice who describe themselves as having an eclectic array of clients from large corporations to small independents.
Whatever the size of organisation, whatever the industry, or type of project, it would appear they don't do mediocre. Take a few minutes to have a look through dome of the beautiful ideas they have executed. Projects like SUPER a dermatology product and BITE a cosmetics range. Equally they have done some really quirky yet simple motion graphics as well as the festival identity for FILM NORTH a canadian film festival.
Below are the images for an Italian restaurant identity and environmental applications that brought me to find out more about who concrete were.


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Doug Hinderman of Sleepy Eye says since he was named Auto Value's Big Buck winner, he's had plenty to brag about.
The annual contest runs through all of the deer seasons and ends on Jan. 1, 2013. All photos are displayed and the public votes on their favorite picture.
Hinderman shot this 10-point buck north of town by Golden Gate Campground. He said it weighed 210 pounds, had width of 16 inches and scored 145 on the green score.
Hinderman said this is the biggest buck he has ever shot and plans to have it mounted.
For his winning entry he received over $300 in prizes from Auto Parts.
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TUSCALOOSA | If Deontay Wilder gets his 28th career win, it'll come from across the pond. Sheffield, England to be exact.
The Tuscaloosa heavyweight boxer is scheduled for a 12-round bout against Audley Harrison at Motor Point Arena in Sheffield, England on April 27.
The 41-year-old Harrison (31-6) enters fresh off of winning England's Prize Fighter Tournament, winning three fights in one night as the No. 8 seed.
The bout is the main undercard for the Amir Khan-Julio Diaz main event.
"Audrey won gold in 2000 at the Sydney Olympics," Wilder's co-manager Jay Deas said. "He's had an up-and-down career. I think he's on a career high right now after winning the Prize Fighter Tournament.
"He's reinvented himself. He's coming in looking at it like he's one win away from a career-high payday. We're expecting the best Audley Harrison there is."
Harrison, 6-foot-6, 240 pounds, actually hired Wilder to spar with him less than a year ago in California.
"I give both guys credit for taking this fight," Deas said. "Usually with fights like this the guys are given a couple of months to train for it not just one month. It's an exciting fight. The English are going nuts over it. They're very excited about it.
"Deontay likes fighting southpaws. Most guys don't, Deontay does. He's very confident, very confident going into this fight. We're looking to continuing down this road to the heavyweight title. This is proof that we're willing to do what it takes."
The Wilder camp hopes to fight in Tuscaloosa again in July, possibly at the University of Alabama's Foster Auditorium. It's only in the beginning stages of negotiations right now, but it is a possibility.
"If everything goes expected to plan, the timing would be perfect for Foster Auditorium July 20, bringing CBS or Showtime to Tuscaloosa," Deas said. "It's all in talks, but the response has been favorable and receptive. We'll have to see where we are in a few weeks.
"Our attention is 100 percent toward Audley Harrison and the next fight."
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If you're in Melbourne this week you might want to check out Paper Convention's 'Cut, Slice, Fold'. The series of workshops hosted by the Desktop Editor, Brendan McKnight, paper-cutting extraordinanire, Emma van Leest and digital animator, Benjamin Ducroz would be well worth going to.


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Shortly before Christmas, the nation was shocked by yet another tragedy involving the senseless death of 20 grade school children and six adults in Newtown, Connecticut. The death of children is especially difficult to understand and accept. Most of us would do anything to keep children safe. President Obama said in his remarks at an interfaith service in Newtown, that our first task is, �caring for our children. It's our first job. If we don't get that right, we don't get anything right. That's how, as a society, we will be judged.� And how true his word are. Caring for children is one of the most important things we should do as a society. And when one of these tragic events occur it seems that all the media and politicians put all their focus on it and, as the days pass, it slowly falls from the new cast, newspaper, and political dialogue.
But overlooked in these tragic events are the ongoing situations that lead to the shameful deaths of children. For example, in 2009, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported that 1,314 children under the age of 14 died in motor vehicle accidents. This is an average of almost 4 children dying each day of the year because of accidents in motor vehicles, many of them did not have child safety seats, booster seats, or seat belts. Where is the outrage? Where is the caring for children?
According to the National Child Abuse Hotline there are more than 5 children dying each day in this country as the result of child abuse. These tragic deaths are even worse than what happened at Newtown because the death is not quick but is the result of weeks, or months, or years of abuse. Where is the outrage? Where is the caring for children?
The New England Journal of Medicine report that there are around 3,562 abortions every month. Regardless of an individual�s position on a woman�s right to choice, this is a very large number of potential children who will never attend a prom, or even attend school at all. Where is the outrage? Where is the caring for children?
The nation is now debating gun ownership and debating how to limit access to guns for people prone to violence. In 2011, there were 565 children under the age of 18 that were murdered by guns. That�s 565 too many, but that number pales when you consider that 1,314 died in car accidents, or the 1,825 who died through child abuse, or the 42,744 who never see the light of day.
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Gage Trahan's seventh-inning double Saturday brought Tecumseh its first baseball victory this spring as the Savages nipped Ada 1-0.
Down to their last at-bats in regulation and looking at the likelihood of extra innings, the Savages got a one-out walk from Jake Smiley. Jordan Colvin then worked another base on balls. Trahan, who was pinch-hitting, cashed in the effort with a walk-off double to right-center field that ended the game.
The timely hit made a winner out of Conner Patton, who pitched seven scoreless innings, giving up just four hits and one walk while striking out six Cougar batters.
Patton's stellar outing included getting out of a serious jam in the fourth inning. Ada had the bases loaded with only one out, but Patton struck out the next two hitters to end the threat.
Trahan's double was one of only two hits allowed by Ada pitcher Micah Simmer. The other was a single by Allan Brewer in the fourth inning.
The game, played at Seminole State College, was supposed to be followed by a Tecumseh-Seminole matchup, but that contest was rained out.
Tecumseh (1-2) will return to action Thursday with a 5 p.m. game against Henryetta in the Preston Festival.
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Published: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 4:30 p.m.
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When Howard Molton and his wife, Barb, had to purchase a brand-new $60,000 digital projector last year in order to keep Flat Rock Cinema in business, the community pitched in a hand to help with the cost.
Now the Moltons want to show their appreciation, and what better day to do so than Super Bowl Sunday?
Flat Rock Cinema will be hosting a free Super Bowl party for the community for this year's game between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers.
Game time is 6:30 p.m. Feb. 3, and the doors to the cinema will open at 5:30.
"We usually use the Super Bowl viewing as a fundraiser for the Red Cross, but they ran out of time to organize and staff the event this year. So, we decided we would just throw a community appreciation event," Howard Molton, owner of Flat Rock Cinema, said. "We want people to see this new projector and the image that it puts out on our 18-foot wide screen. The Morris Broadband feed is in high definition, so it's crystal clear. It provides a better picture and sound quality than we've ever had. It's just amazing to look at, because it is the latest in digital technology. We want to show the community what they helped us accomplish with this projector."
Admission is free, and the cinema's complete food and beverage menu, including beer and wine, will be available for purchase. All the information about the cinema, including the menu and also driving directions, is available at FlatRockCinema.com.
There are 75 seats available, and reservations are required. They can be made by calling the cinema at 697-2463.
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Not all "old school" coaches were apt to rule over their players with an iron fist.
There were enough of them, though, and many former athletes have memories of severe punishment and questionable encouragement that would never fly today.
Jim Spartano, the former Utica College athletic director and a long-time coach, remembers the old days of the authoritarian coach who might give you a whack and maybe singe your ears with "colorful" personal invective.
"It wasn't right, but we accepted it," he said.
Spartano said he firmly believes everyone is looking for direction, that student-athletes want someone to push them.
"But there is a line that you don't cross," he said. "It's not going to help the athlete. He's not going to play better because of that."
Spartano said the coach who most influenced him as a player, coach and administrator was Don Axtell, his baseball coach at Oneonta State.
"He never used a foul word, ever," he said. "He did it with leadership. He walked the walk."
Tom Schoen, who will begin his 40th season as head coach of the Whitesboro Central football team, played for legendary coaches – Chiz Frye at Whitesboro and Jim Butterfield at Ithaca. They might not have been abusive, but they definitely were autocrats, and Schoen, a three-sport star in college, wanted to be like them when he began his head coaching career at age 23 at Dean Junior College.
"When I first started coaching, I was Jim Butterfield, Vince Lombardi, Bear Bryant," he said. "Now, I listen better than I did. A successful coach has to be considerate of the whole student.
"The biggest change is making the negative comments count, and making the positive comments outnumber them seven or eight to one."
[Editor's Note: For more information on this topic see the Wednesday edition of The News Eagle.]
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