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Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
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Edmund G. Lacour
Dothan Medical Associates
1118 Ross Clark Cir Ste 100
Dothan, AL 36301
(334) 794-1148
- 32 years experience
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Sylvia J. Nobles
Dothan Medical Associates
1118 Ross Clark Cir Ste 100
Dothan, AL 36301
(334) 794-1148
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Parks W. Pratt III
Dothan Specialty Clinic PC
4300 W Main St Ste 102
Dothan, AL 36305
(334) 793-9564
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218 Hospital Ave Ste A
Ozark, AL 36360
(334) 774-1982
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- 1Healthsouth Rehab At Dothan
1736 E Main St
Dothan, Alabama 36301
(334) 712-633
- 2Noland Hospital Dothan
1108 Ross Clark Cir
Dothan, Alabama 36301
(334) 699-430
- 3Southeast Alabama Medical Ctr
1108 Ross Clark Cir
Dothan, Alabama 36301
(334) 793-811
- 4Flowers Hospital
4370 W Main St
Dothan, Alabama 36305
(334) 793-500
- 5Campbellton-Graceville Hospital
5429 College Dr Ste A
Dothan, Alabama 32440
(850) 263-443
- 6Dale Medical Center
126 Hospital Ave
Dothan, Alabama 36360
(334) 774-260
- 7Medical Center Enterprise
400 N Edwards St
Dothan, Alabama 36330
(334) 347-058
- 8Pioneer Community Hosp Early
11740 Columbia St
Dothan, Alabama 39823
(229) 723-424
- 9Doctors' Memorial Hospital
2600 Hospital Dr
Dothan, Alabama 32425
(850) 547-112
- 10Jackson Hospital
4250 Hospital Dr
Dothan, Alabama 32446
(850) 526-220
- 11Wiregrass Medical Center
1200 W Maple Ave
Dothan, Alabama 36340
(334) 684-365
- 12Northwest Florida Community Hos
1360 Brickyard Rd
Dothan, Alabama 32428
(850) 638-161
- 13Donalsonville Hospital
102 Hospital Cir
Dothan, Alabama 39845
(229) 524-521
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Is a Stoger P350 good enough for duck hunting and if so what choke should I go with?
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I used one for 2 seasons and loved it. I never had a single problem with it. The stroke was a little longer than the one on my 870 I had used so it took a little to get used to ejecting shells. It shot great and I used the factory IC choke that came with it with black cloud shells. I only got rid of it because I wanted a semi automatic. Big mistake. The 1187 I bought is a lot more finicky and has had some problems. The P350 is a great gun and I highly recommend it.
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well i have a stogger and love the gun i did have to buy a aftermarket choke tube for it becuse the factory tube are junk . the gun shot real good never had problem with it. i bought a ture lock choke tube in mod. for my p350
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Unfortunately I purchased the Stoeger p-350 back in June of 2010. I love the way the gun feels and throws up... but thats all I love about it. It has now broken 4 times in the same place before I even had it for a year.
The worst part is Benelli - Stoeger customer service is the worst I have ever experienced! They claimed to have fixed my gun 4 times now instead of just replacing it. Now I hunt with 2 guns cause I never know when it will break on me.
Its unfortunate but I will not buy another gun from this company again due to their customer service and the way they handled things. Not due to the gun. I gave them 4 opportunities to do the right thing and they didn't.
The stock is what broke every time.
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thanks alot. I have had a remington 870 and shot it all my life and it was stolen so I went out and bought the stoger because it was cheap and I'm on the college and working budget.
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On Saturday, April 9, high-school age youth from around the archdiocese will gather at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains for their very own day of celebration, fun, and workshops on the issues and challenges that face their specific age group.
Depending on your youth group's plans, it's either a preliminary for this summer's World Youth Day in Madrid or a special celebration for New York teens who are not traveling to Spain. The theme reflects the hope of us all for our youth, that they be "Rooted in Christ, Firm in the Faith (Colossians 2:7)." Archbishop Dolan will join in and celebrate Mass.
Organizer Cynthia Martinez, assistant director for Catholic Youth Ministry for the Archdiocesan Catechetical Office, and her very energetic (you need to be when you are organizing events for high-school youth) committee are billing the day as "Madrid in New York."
If you are a high school religious education director and/or youth minister, then this is the opportunity for your youth to join hundreds of other Catholic youth. The teens get to celebrate who they are – today's vibrant young Catholic voices – and you, the youth minister, get to network with catechists and youth ministers from across the archdiocese. Awesome music, interesting workshops, lunch and a cool t-shirt are included. Yes, you get a tee shirt, too.
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BRACEVILLE - Two men who claimed they were molested by "Brother Steve" at Warren John F. Kennedy High School in the late 1980s said that they never knew when to expect the former coach to single them out.
"It wasn't like it was every single time," one of the men said Wednesday. "You just never knew. Sometimes you were going in for a massage or because you had an injury, and everything that day would be OK. Then there were those times it wasn't.
''You just never really knew going into it. You just hoped this wasn't the day it was going to go further," he said.
The men are among a group of former JFK students who claim Stephen P. Baker sexually abused them. The men allege that Baker, a former JFK religion teacher, sports trainer and baseball coach, used his authority to manipulate and prey on his young, male students. Baker also used the student athletes' injuries as a cover to isolate and abuse them, they said.
The men said the abuse took place from 1986 to 1990 - often on the massage table inside the JFK training room. They said that a cardboard cutout covered the window so no one could see into the room.
Baker has not been criminally charged in the matter. Now living in a monastery in Hollisdayburg, Pa., he said Wednesday that he was "flabbergasted" when he was told of the allegations.
In October, JFK, the Youngstown Diocese and the Brothers of the Third Order of St. Francis religious order settled a potential civil lawsuit with 11 students against Baker through Boston attorney Mitchell Garabedian. Some of the men were between 14 and 18 when they said they were molested. They now are all between 36 and 40 years old, and many live outside the area.
Garabedian said a 12th man has since contacted him claiming he was also abused by Baker. The attorney said that initially, one of the first 11 in the settlement contacted him, and from there the attorney searched out other possible victims, sending them letters and sorting through their experiences.
The two men who spoke Wednesday during a news conference at the Holiday Inn Express in Braceville said they came forward to represent the group because of proximity.
"We still live in the area," remarked Victim 1. "We're the ones here."
Because of the sensitive nature of the interview, the Tribune Chronicle has agreed to identify the men as Victim 1 and Victim 2.
"The settlement wasn't life-changing," Victim 1 said. "The act was. But the settlement wasn't."
The men, who were each members of the JFK baseball and football teams, said Baker abused them when he was helping them with their sports-related injuries. They said he also advised them that they needed massages to avoid injury, giving him additional opportunities to sexually molest them.
They said that they know of several instances in which boys would suffer through their injuries rather than be forced into a situation where they were alone with Baker.
The 40-year-old men, who remain Trumbull County residents, claim Baker abused them at school, during school events and on trips - including one during which the two of them and another boy traveled with Baker to Virginia.
"We went to his mother's home," Victim 2 said. "We stayed at a hotel, but we visited his mother."
Victim 2 said that the abuse was so rampant and frequent that it was common knowledge in the halls of JFK, among their classmates and teammates.
"There were times he would come up to a couple of us and give us a big hug," he said.
However, much of the contact took place in the high school whirlpool, also inside the training room.
"In all honesty I can't remember the feelings when that happened," Victim 1 said. "It was later, as I started coming to terms with some of it, that I realized the anger and the shame and everything."
For him, it was also a matter of guilt.
"I actually went back to JFK as a coach later, in the early 90s, and he was still there at the time," he said. "I knew what had happened to me and the other boys when we were in school. I have no doubt he was still doing it. But I didn't do anything to stop it. I have to live with that guilt."
The men said they were embarrassed and confused by the abuse. They said they are now sharing their experiences hoping other victims come forward.
"That's what we want, to show other people who go through something like this that they can get past it, they can move forward," Victim 1 said, noting the men, who were friends in high school, remain close friends now.
Victim 2 said they didn't come forward sooner because they didn't think that was an option.
"Nobody took that first step forward, to come forward back then, it was the way it was," said Victim 2. "You respected your elders, your teachers, your religious leaders. You just didn't say anything bad about them. You didn't question them.
''You really had no options. It was the culture back then. You just didn't react. You weren't going to come forward and say anything ... like say this Franciscan brother or this priest was molesting children."
Franciscan Brothers are pious laymen who devote themselves to useful works, such as manual labor, schools and other educational institutions. They are also called Brothers of the Third Order of St. Francis.
Victim 1 said he believes so many of the boys were in shock for so long and couldn't come to terms with the fact that "something like this actually happened to them at school."
Victim 2, who still attends Mass regularly, said he doesn't hold the church, the school or his other teachers at JFK responsible; however, Victim 1 said he does.
"As an organization as a whole, yes I do," he said. "There's accountability there."
Victim 1 said he believes Baker was "caught in the act" with a student just before the Youngstown Diocese quickly transferred him to another assignment.
"They had to have known," he said. "Enough people knew."
Although he declined to disclose the financial terms of the settlement, Garabedian said the victims are permitted to discuss the facts of the case. He said that he and the victims consider the settlement an admission of guilt.
It was only recently that the men shared the abuse with their parents.
"They had a hard time with it," Victim 1 said. "I think any parent that is worth being called a parent would. They still don't know everything that transpired."
Meanwhile, both victims said they realize that an important part of the healing process is forgiveness.
"The ramifications this has had on us is so far-reaching," Victim 1 said. "It's affected every area of our lives, our relationships, marriages.
"If one person can get some help out of this, knowing that they are not the only ones to go through something like this, if they can get something out of this, that's what we want."
The men said they believe there are many more victims out there.
"I'm on my way to forgiveness," Victim 1 said. "It's not easy, but it's necessary."


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"The prospect of an electrical accident is probably not top of mind when you're dealing with a flooded basement, room or even outdoors," said Molly Hall, executive director of Safe Electricity. "But it's the first thing you should think of before you step foot in the water."
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The recent passing of Florida wrestling star Mike Graham has left family, friends and fans wondering why.
How could a personable, athletic, fun-loving man make the tragic decision to take his own life?
Graham, 61, real name Edward Michael Gossett, was found dead on the night of Oct. 18 while on a trip to Daytona Beach where he and his wife were attending an annual event for motorcycle enthusiasts.
The cause of death was a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
It was at the same event where their son, Stephen Edward Gossett, committed suicide on Dec. 15, 2010. He was 37.
The answer to the question why may be found in some disturbing and heart-wrenching family history.
Grahams father, legendary wrestler and promoter Eddie Graham, also took his own life 27 years ago.
Eddie Graham (Gossett) had been one of the most powerful and influential men in wrestling during the 70s and was largely responsible for the phenomenal success of Championship Wrestling from Florida during that era.
The perennial blond-haired babyface also provided a fertile training ground for a number of future stars and bookers that included the likes of Dusty Rhodes, Jack Brisco, Kevin Sullivan, Gary Hart and Cowboy Bill Watts.
But Eddie, whose numerous civic and charitable duties outside the squared circle made him a local celebrity and one of Floridas favorite citizens, engaged in a torturous battle with his own personal demons. Graham was an alcoholic who friends say led a double life. Some questionable dealings in real estate had put him on shaky financial ground, and there were reports that jail could have been his next stop.
Before that happened, however, Graham put a 38- caliber, blue-steel Smith & Wesson revolver to his right temple and pulled the trigger on the day of the 1985 Super Bowl, choosing that day to draw the least amount of attention to a grieving family.
Three days before his death, Graham had called his son, who was leaving with his wife for the Super Bowl in San Francisco.
He said, Mike, I love you. I said, Dad, I know that, Mike Graham related at the time. We werent real mushy, but there was never any doubt as regards to love. It struck me funny. I said, Dad, whats wrong? He said, I just never told you before, and I wanted you to know.
Three days later, in the middle of the pre-game show at the Super Bowl, Mike Graham heard himself being paged. I thought it was a joke. He went to the phone. It was his mother-in-law. His father had shot himself. He flew home that day.
Eddie Grahams death, five days after his 55th birthday, left a void in Florida wrestling that would never be filled.
Mike, only 33 at the time and reeling from the sudden death of his father, could not combat the ever-increasing presence of Vince McMahons World Wrestling Federation and preserve the once-thriving territory. The departure of top star Dusty Rhodes to Jim Crockett Promotions eventually sealed the fate of the Florida promotion.
Graham sold the foundering business to Crockett in 1987 and later worked as an agent and trainer for World Championship Wrestling.
When Eddie passed away, took his life, it was a very difficult time for Mike, wrestling great and WWE agent Jerry Brisco told the Miami Herald. Mike tried to take over (CWF) at a time when Vince was expanding. It was a tough time in the business. It was very hard on Mike. He was very disappointed. It was a time that was almost impossible for anyone to make it.
While his fathers suicide plagued Graham for years, it was the death of his own son two years ago that pushed him into a state of depression and despondency.
Haunting words from Mikes widow, Diane Marie Hamilton, help explain why Graham decided to follow in the tragic footsteps of his father and his son.
When Stephen took his life Mike said, I mustve been a bad son for my dad to do this and I mustve been a bad father for my son to do this. And he took it so personal that he felt guilty that he didnt do it, she told a Tampa news station.
Even so, she added, there had been no indication that he was actually going to take his own life.
There were no signs leading up to it, no warnings, my job was to protect him.
His wife told authorities that she found him with a gunshot wound to the head. According to the report, she told officers she had left after having a fight with him, and heard a shot.
She still doesnt believe her husbands suicide was planned.
I know in my heart it was just a spur of the moment decision, and if he couldve turned around and looked at himself and saw what he did, that he wouldve said, Oops, I didnt mean to do that.
The incident report, however, stated that, according to his wife, Graham had threatened to commit suicide frequently ever since (his) son committed suicide two years prior during Biketoberfest.
Hall of Fame wrestler and promoter Cowboy Bill Watts was one of Grahams many friends who was shocked by the news.
It (suicide) was more understandable with Eddie because of the things he was doing, he said. But with Mike ... you just never saw it coming. There was no premonition of it.
California-based psychiatrist Dr. David Reiss, CEO of Beyond Wellness Talent Protection, addressed the tragedy of multi-generational suicide.
While it is fairly common knowledge that depression can run in a family, to have suicides of men in three successive generations is unusually and horribly tragic, said Reiss. In Mike Grahams case, from his wifes statement and basic common sense it certainly appears that the most compelling contributory factor was the suicide of his son, Steve, in 2010.
Mike was wearing his sons old work boots at the time of his death.
Tough as they come
At 5-7 and 210 pounds, Mike Graham might have been small in stature for the wrestling business, but his athletic ability more than made up for his lack of size. Like his dad, Graham exuded toughness.
A three-time state AAU champion, he excelled on the mat at Tampas Robinson High, a school whose wrestling program was jump-started by Grahams father and would produce such future stars as Dick Slater, Steve Keirn, Austin Idol (Mike McCord) and Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea).
Graham was a state champion in the 154-pound weight class and, as a sophomore, defeated a senior named Richard Blood (later to become Ricky Steamboat) in the finals of a district meet.
Graham also was an accomplished power lifter who possessed exceptional strength and set state records in the bench press
Moreover, Graham was a legit tough guy, a technically skilled shooter who could more than handle things inside and outside of the ring.
Mike Graham was as tough as they come. His reputation was legit for his size. He was very tough, said 16-time world champion Ric Flair.
Former NWA world champ Dory Funk Jr. recalled Mike as a youngster eager to learn the ropes and follow in his fathers footsteps.
I knew Mike Graham as a young boy who loved wrestling and weight training. At the age of 11, Mike was an accomplished scuba diver and amateur wrestler. Young Mike Graham would take on all comers to see if they had the skill and credibility to become a professional wrestler.
But, like many children of famous parents, Mike also had the daunting responsibility of living up to the Graham name.
He had left the University of Tampa to turn pro against the wishes of his mother Lucy. Its a rough life, I knew; its no fun to see your husband come home bleeding, and I didnt want Mikes wife to put up with that, she told a Florida newspaper in 1985.
Although his career was successful by most standards, Mike never became a major star and would achieve nowhere near the level of success his father had in the business.
He had a lot to deal with in his growing up years, and he had to try and follow in his fathers footsteps, said Dotty Curtis, widow of wrestling great Don Curtis and a longtime Graham family friend. Sometimes they didnt take him down a pretty path. Being an only child must have been rough because he didnt have any siblings to fall back on. His mother adored him and tried to give him a normal childhood. He in turn tried to protect her.
Battling demons
Suicide, notes Reiss, is a complex subject. But speaking from a statistical standpoint, the psychological impact of substance abuse on a child also must be considered.
A 2001 California study found that individuals who grew up with substance abuse in the home had a seven percent chance of making a suicide attempt, while with no substance abuse in the home, the risk was only 2.6 percent.
On a biochemical basis, says Reiss, recent studies have found that the stress of any type of childhood trauma causes subtle chemical changes in the brain that are associated with a risk of depression and suicide.
In Mikes case, notes Reiss, not only did his father eventually kill himself (when Mike was 33 years old) but also when Mike was 17, his father suffered a severe head injury when a steel window fell on his head, detaching both retinas and leading to an extended period of disability.
An accident involving Graham at Tampas Fort Hesterly Armory in 1968 gained widespread attention and took Graham out of wrestling for 15 months. A 75-pound steel window fell on Grahams head while he was putting on his shoes in the dressing room.
Graham, already blind in one eye from birth, suffered torn retinas in both eyes and such severe injuries otherwise he needed 300 stitches around his head and face.
Theoretically, many factors may have contributed to Eddies suicide, including chronic depression, alcoholism, long-term effects of the acute head injury as well as possible chronic pain or the additional cumulative effects of minor head injuries related to Eddies wrestling career, added Reiss. We can only speculate how these factors affected Eddies behavior and relationship with Mike, but there had to have been a significant negative impact.
Looking back it is easy to be a Monday morning quarterback and see the handwriting on the wall, said Curtis. His father was an alcoholic, and Mike battled demons. His father and his only son committed suicide. Mike must have been battling those demons as well, since I now have found out that both of those problems are hereditary. His mother passed away, thank goodness, before Mikes son died, because either of these two tragedies would have surely broken her heart and probably killed her. She was a beautiful, gentle, Southern lady.
Florida fixture
Graham, who was selected as Pro Wrestling Illustrateds Rookie of The Year in 1972, was a mainstay on the Florida circuit during the 70s and early 80s and was a favorite of famed wrestling announcer Gordon Solie.
Hed go toe-to-toe with a buzz saw and give it the first two rounds, Solie would say of the gutsy Graham, one of the top babyfaces in the territory.
He often teamed with his famous father, and the two won a number of tag-team titles, including the Georgia and Florida tag-team championships. It was his pairing with childhood friend Keirn, though, that catapulted him to the top of the tag-team rankings.
Graham was a two-time AWA world light heavyweight champion and holder of numerous other titles including the Florida heavyweight title, the Florida TV title, the NWA U.S. junior heavyweight title, the NWA International junior heavyweight title, NWA Georgia tag-team title (with Eddie Graham), NWA world tag-team title (with Kevin Sullivan), and the North American and U.S. tag-team titles with Keirn.
He held the NWA tag-team title on 16 occasions (nine times with Keirn, three times with Sullivan and with Eddie Graham, Ken Lucas, Ray Stevens and Barry Windham).
Ric Flair, who spent much of this years Wrestlemania weekend in Miami Beach with Graham, said his friend was one of his favorite opponents during his many tours of Florida defending the title.
Mike Graham was one of the classiest guys Ive ever known in my life. He was a phenomenal performer that never got the recognition he deserved because he was considered too small to be a championship contender. He was the last member of one of the greatest legacies in the history of wrestling The Grahams.
Unanswered questions
The Indian Rocks Beach, Fla., resident had begun hosting a weekly radio show in June called Talking Wrestling with Mike Graham.
Watts, who had appeared on the show, continues to grapple with Grahams death.
Mikes passing just blew me away, he said. We had talked a lot, reminisced and laughed. We had such great times. And then bam!
Watts, like many other Graham friends, didnt see it coming.
There was no hint at all. It was almost like he planned it.
Acquaintances say Graham, more than anyone, was well aware of the tragic effects suicide had on surviving family members. They wonder how he could put a surviving daughter and granddaughter through such an ordeal.
He told us his daughter rejected him, blaming him for the deaths in some part for his mother and his son, lamented Curtis.
A disagreement between Graham and his son reportedly had led to Graham asking him to leave the house.
Reiss says exactly what caused Mike Graham to take his life will probably never be known.
But while the horrible loss of his son is the most obvious and probably powerful contributory factors, says Reiss, Mike was battling an enemy which used powerful weapons on every level biochemical, cognitive, psychological, interpersonal and practical an enemy which can only be roughly approximated and actually under-appreciated even by facing the most fearful opponent or storyline that may occur within the squared circle.
Curtis says the last time she saw Graham was in February when she and daughter Lisa attended a luncheon in Tampa.
There were quite a few people there, and Mike and Lisa sat at a table with Louie and Judy (Tillet) Michaud, and I was at another table. At the end of the luncheon, everyone left except for my daughter, Mike and me. Lisa and Mike (like brother and sister in younger years) had a lot to catch up on, and when I came to their table, they were deep in conversation. My daughter was voicing concerns about how Mike was doing after Stephens death, and he opened up to her and told her he was handling it, but concerned about his daughters separation from him.
The smile was there, and he was a great, warm human being, said Curtis. Lisa and he shared a beer together, and then we hugged and left, never knowing the torments in his life were still there. It has been hard to deal with.
While I was shocked, I wasnt surprised to hear how he died, Dr. Tom Prichard posted on his blog. No one can judge a persons actions or state of mind unless theyve been where theyve been. Its not easy to say goodbye.
Losing Mike was such a shock. I have known him since he was a cute little kid with that great winning smile, said Curtis. He was like a big brother to my girls, and they had many good times together at the Gossett home in Tampa when they were growing up.
She says Grahams suicide has left questions that may never be answered.
Truly this is one of the saddest, tragic stories that our family has had to deal with, other than the loss of Don. Mike was part of our extended family, and all we are left with is tears and a Why?
Flair says he prefers to remember Mike Graham as the fun-loving guy with that all-too-familiar Hawaiian shirt who spent many happy times with Flair and his family.
Wed get drunk in his boat all afternoon and then go wrestle for an hour somewhere. I never drank before I wrestled until I was with him, he joked. I loved Mike to death. He was such a great guy.
A celebration of life for Graham not a funeral was held in Largo, Fla. Nearly 500 people, including a number of retired professional wrestlers, attended.
Grahams widow told Tampas Bay News 9 station that she had found comfort in knowing she was truly loved for 23 years.
Nobody has ever or will ever love me the way that Mike loved me. And that I loved him in a way that I never loved anybody before. And that is something that I get to take with me for the rest of my life.
Former WWE CEO Linda McMahons tab for her two failed Senate bids (2010 and 2012) in Connecticut: $90 million.
WWE Hall of Famer Roddy Piper offered a suggestion on Twitter how that sizable sum could have been better spent.
Posted the Rowdy One: Linda McMahon can spend 90 million on a losing election but wont give the people that earned that money for them medical or retirement help of any kind.
To her credit, though, she got her voice heard and contributed to the national political discussion. And, as one reporter noted, she proved that wealth doesnt always buy political office.
Newest members of the GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com Hall of Fame include The Armstrongs (Bob, Brad, Scott and Steve), Ray Gunkel, Buddy Fuller, Nick Bockwinkel and Dick Slater.
Old School Championship Wrestling will present its final card of the year with an event today at the Hanahan Rec Center.
Former WWE star Gangrel will team with Dr. Creo to meet Michael Frehley and Steven Walters in a match to determine the No. 1 contender for the OSCW tag title.
Bell time is 5 p.m.
The first local WWE TV taping in several years will be held Dec. 4 at the North Charleston Coliseum.
The Smackdown double main event features Big Show defending his world heavyweight title against former champ Sheamus, and a challenge match between Randy Orton and Alberto Del Rio.
Ticket prices are $95 $50, $35, $25 and $15.
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LEETONIA- The Leetonia school board Thursday named Louis Ramunno as acting superintendent while current superintendent Rob Mehno is on a medical leave of absence. Mehno will be off for approximately six to eight weeks beginning Monday.
Ramunno, a consultant with the Columbiana County Educational Service Center, is committed to being visible and accessible at the school, according to Mehno, and will be on site every day. His services are being offered by the ESC at no cost to the district, Mehno noted.
A former Leetonia schools superintendent and educator, Ramunno retired as superintendent from West Branch Local Schools and has since served as interim superintendent at several local districts including Salem and Southern Local.
In other business, the board hired Terry May Jr. as district grounds custodian retroactive to April 1 through Nov. 30 and Sean Knight as a Title 6B tutor for the remainder of the school year.
The board also approved supplemental coaching contracts for the 2012-13 school year for Tricia Scott, assistant softball; Vincent Painter, assistant baseball; and Sean Knight, assistant track; as well as 2013-14 contracts for Matt Altomare, varsity football; and Walter Anchors, eighth-grade volleyball.
The board also approved Mark Edwards as a trustee to the Leetonia Community Public Library Board of Trustees.
Also at the meeting, board President John Rydarowicz reported that senior Homecoming Queen Nikki Halverstadt has been named as the Ohio representative to America's Homecoming Queen team and will participate in the Liberty Bowl Parade Dec. 31 in Memphis. She was nominated by high school Guidance Counselor Mary Rice.
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"That was rougher than I expected," Lowe, 29, told PEOPLE exclusively after cameras stopped rolling. "And more awkward. ... It was harder than I thought it'd be to see them all in person again. Glad I only have to do that once."
Not all the drama captured on almost five hours of tape could fit into the two-hour timeslot. Here's what you didn't see on TV:
HE SAID, SHE SAID: When Sean repeatedly denied AshLee Frazier's accusation, she suggested he'd forgotten the conversation in which he allegedly said he only had feelings for her. Their hushed-tones debate, which AshLee called "their first fight," lasted about twice as long as the edit they showed.
"I think I handled it the best way I could, considering I was completely caught off guard and don't know where this was coming from," Sean said later. "If I misled her in any way, I'm sorry because that was not my intent. But by no means did I say I had no feelings for the other two women. Clearly, I do. ... I'm the Bachelor. Feelings come with the job."
AshLee, too, stood by her claim: "It is what he said among some other things. I was like, 'Hello? Are you kidding me? That's what you said to me on the overnight date.' That's why I was so blindsided. I thought I was going to be the last girl standing and I wish he'd have extended the same courtesy to that he did for Sarah and not made me go through a rose ceremony once he decided to send me home. But it is what it is. I have no ill will for him, I'm over him and I hope he finds happiness."
WEDDING PLANNER: While Tierra LiCausi first acted coy when Harrison asked about the rock on her finger, this season's villain spilled several more details about her engagement. The aspiring fashion designer has no desire to create her own wedding dress, admitted a wedding date was already set and explained that her mystery man took two rings she picked out and had them designed into one "awesome" piece. "The guy is pretty awesome, too," she said. "I am so happy."
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NEXT BACHELORETTE? No announcements have been made but producers might want to consider Desiree Hartsock, who was given the warmest welcome by the live studio audience. And she's already keeping a pros-and-cons list in case opportunity knocks.
"It is fun and you learn a lot about yourself but it is physically and emotionally draining," she says of the prospect. "You have to be on all the time, but I do believe in the experience and I do think you can find The One through the show. I know first hand that the feelings are real. I fell for Sean and could see a future with him."


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If current weather trends continue, our communal conversation about how to handle snow-clogged and ice-covered sidewalks might take care of itself.
But until the expressions "65 degrees and sunny" and "January in Buffalo" seem part of a normal sentence, we still need to figure this one out.
My suggestion in this space last week that local governments start to vigorously enforce existing laws that obligate property owners to make their sidewalks passable generated a healthy response from readers – from the gentleman who suggested I was "an idiot" to the people who were pleased to see a light shined on this issue.
But several readers made points about the law that I did not address in the column. I wanted to air those opposing viewpoints … and say why they still don't change the fact that uncleared sidewalks are a danger that needs to be addressed.
Argument: People who complain that they can't jog outside because sidewalks are unshoveled should keep quiet and join a gym or find some other exercise to do until spring gets here.
Response: Despite the opinions of the occasional driver yelling, "Get out of the road!" runners have just as much right to be in the street as motorists do, and – unless it's a road where running or walking is specifically banned – drivers have to make room for them. But, believe me, the runners would prefer to be on the sidewalks of busy streets as opposed to on shoulders or in the road.
Argument: We live in a motorized society. The roads were designed for cars and trucks, not pedestrians. If you don't want to get hit by a car while walking, get in a car or on a bus.
Response: See above. Plus, not all people walking in the road are out for a stroll. Some people do it because they can't afford to own a vehicle and have to walk to get where they want to go. We owe it to them to provide a safe way to get from point A to point B.
Argument: We can't enforce this law because it would force the elderly to shovel and put them in danger.
Response: True. Some people should not be shoveling because it is physically taxing and can be a hazard for a person who has any kind of heart issue. But if those people own a home, chances are that a good number of them have a driveway that needs to be cleared to pull their vehicle out. Those who pay people to do that job can also pay someone to clear their sidewalks. (Those who own their own homes and don't own a car should be on my side because they have to walk places.)
Argument: People who live on busy streets are punished because when the plow clears the street, it shoots so much snow onto the sidewalk that it becomes impossible to shovel.
Response: Also true. Sometimes it no longer becomes possible to clear all that snow and ice. (I agree with the reader who hopes a plow is invented that prevents this from happening.) Until then, we should embrace special sidewalk plowing districts like the ones Amherst put in place and take the responsibility off the property owner's shoulders. If our taxes pay to keep the roads plowed to make it safer for drivers, our taxes also should pay to keep the sidewalks clear to make it safer for pedestrians.
The mostly thoughtful responses to this column validated my opinion that this is a problem that needs to be discussed and addressed before more people are injured or killed.
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Vienna Boys Choir to Perform at The Pullo Center March 6
The international-known Vienna Boys Choir will take to the stage at the Pullo Family Performing Arts Center (The Pullo Center) at Penn State York on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. Ticket prices are $65 and $50 and are on sale now. Tickets can be purchased at The Pullo Center box office, charge by phone at (717) 505-8900, or online.
Boys have been singing at the court of the Holy Roman Emperor since the early 15th century. In 1498, more than half a millennium ago, Emperor Maximilian I moved his court and his court musicians to Vienna. He gave instructions that there were to be six singing boys among his musicians. Historians have settled on 1498 as the foundation date of the Vienna Hofmusikkapelle and in consequence the Vienna Boys Choir. Until 1918, the choir sang exclusively for the imperial court, at mass, at private concerts and functions, and on state occasions.
Today there are about 100 choristers between the ages of 10 and 14, divided into four touring choirs. The four choirs give around 300 concerts and performances each year in front of almost half a million people. Each group spends nine to eleven weeks of the school year on tour. They visit virtually all European countries, and they are frequent guests in Asia, Australia and the Americas.
Together with members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna State Opera Chorus, the Vienna Boys Choir maintains the tradition of the imperial musicians: as Hofmusikkapelle they provide the music for the Sunday Mass in Vienna's Imperial Chapel, as they have done since 1498. For the fifth time, the choir participated in the New Year's Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra on Jan. 1, 2012, conducted by Mariss Jansons.
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You should be comfortable down to 40 degrees in these. A lot better then cheaper alternatives I've used.
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Nashbar Mansfield 2 chamois bib tights
By Rich
from Cornwall VT
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I am a size 36-37 waist six foot 3" tall and 200 lbs. These in a size xlg tall fit well. Warm for temps 32 to 50 degrees.
Nice fitting and very warm
By CW
from Colorado
Great pair of tights, warmer than the two pairs of Assos I already owned.
The right stuff
By GmanB
from Camden,SC.
Great tights good feel and good quality. I aa 6'4" tall and I purchased xlt didn't need to xl would hhav been perfect.
Good for short rides
By Karl
from Springfield, VA
This is my second pair of these tights. I will probably buy them again. The cloth is comfortable and while they were on the large size, they fit well after their frst washing. But that have their drawbacks.The pad in these is cheap. I would not recommend it for longer rides or multi-day events.An ankle zipper on my first pair failed after about a year. It wasn't jammed or stressed at the time, but now the teeth do not interlock when closed. I plan to sew it shut and cycle on.
These are awesome
By Charlie
from Dallas, Tx.
I love these, I'm 6'2" tall and wear a 34 inch waist. I ordered the XL but could of went the large. Just a smidge big but not bad enough to send back. The chamios is honestly more comfortable than any of my high dollar name brand shorts. I will be buying another set of these. That's how much I like them.
Great experience so far!
By Omnicell
from Walla Walla As
I use this product for mountain biking and commuting and walking! I needed new clothing for winter biking! I decided to try my first tights! I am completely satisfied! It is 31 degrees and snowing; with one base layer underneath with these tights; they keep me warm riding in the snow! The price was great and they have a great fit; I take a large! Cycling is much freer with tights then Levi Genes! They are stylish and the bib style keeps them secure! I like this product for the price and fit and simple solution to winter riding with a base layer underneath!
Excellent thermal bibs
By jkelly
from Southwest Georgia
I've only worn these a couple of times so I can't comment on durability. However, they appear to be well made and I expect a lot of life from them. I've worn them down to about 45deg F and they've been plenty warm enough. Really helps to keep your legs warm on chilly mornings. Still light enough to be comfortable when it warms up to 60deg. Fit exactly as expected. You can't beat these for the price.
Bib tights work well
By sindlero
from Philadelphia PA
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These bibs have a nice "flannel" feel. I wear them to commute to work with a pair of shorts on top of them. I ordered tall size and the fit is right on. The straps of the bib feel secure, but not binding on my 6 foot frame.Plenty of leg length. Nice purchase.
How can you beat these?
By McG
from Zanesville, Ohio
The fit is great. The chamois comfortable. Have 61 miles on them so far, then we got Indian Summer! When it cools back down will be putting more miles on them. Great zippers. In fact the best zippers I've ever had on tights. Meaning they stay closed and every other pair creep open. When they ask if I would reccomend this to a friend, the answer is yes because I already have. Two of them bought theirs.
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MACON, Ga. – Four members of the Stetson women's basketball team were honored by the Atlantic Sun Conference with postseason awards on Monday, including Amber Porter (Woodbridge, Va.) who was named the A-Sun Freshman of the Year, as announced by the league office.
For the second straight season, the Hatters placed three student-athletes on the Atlantic Sun all-conference teams, but 2013-14 marks the first time ever that Stetson landed three individuals on the All-Atlantic Sun First Team.
Senior forward Sasha Sims (Fayetteville, Ga.), junior guard Jama Sharp (Mooresville, Ind.), and Porter were three of the six players named to the league's first team. Porter was also a unanimous selection to the All-Freshman Team and was joined by freshman guard Brianti Saunders (Hilliard, Fla.).
Sims, who was a second team honoree a year ago, leads the Hatters and is sixth in the A-Sun in scoring as a senior with 14.4 points per game. She has scored in double figures in 23 out of 30 games this year en route to earning A-Sun Player of the Week accolades three times. Sims is now second all-time in Stetson history with 1,555 points, needing only 16 more for the school record.
The league leader with 2.4 steals per game, Sharp also leads Stetson and is second in the A-Sun with 5.5 assists per contest. The guard is also fifth in the conference with a 39.5 three-point shooting percentage and is fourth in school history with 106 made from beyond the arc. Sharp has had four games this season of 10 assists.
Porter becomes just the second player in Stetson history to be named A-Sun Freshman of the Year after setting a new conference record by being named A-Sun Newcomer of the Week five times this season. The forward leads the conference and is fifth in the entire nation with 3.7 blocks per game. She also leads the league with a .552 field goal percentage, and ranks seventh in scoring (14.2) and sixth in rebounding (8.0).
A three-time A-Sun Newcomer of the Week in her own right, Saunders has recorded doubles figures in 22 out of 30 games as a freshman. The point guard is 10th in the A-Sun in scoring at 13.0 points per game, and is sixth with an .813 free throw percentage. Saunders was also named A-Sun Player of the Week back on Dec. 9 after posting the highest scoring output of the season for Stetson with 30 points against Florida A&M.
The no. 2 seed in the upcoming A-Sun Tournament, Stetson (24-6) will welcome seventh-seeded Kennesaw State (6-23) to the Edmunds Center for a quarterfinal contest Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
Note: Stetson's only other Freshman of the Year recipient was Josilyn Giles in 2002-03 ... CollegeSportsMadness selected Amber Porter as its choice for A-Sun Player of the Year and Lynn Bria as the A-Sun Coach of the Year.


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Prep Time 15 minutes |
Cook Time 20 minutes
1/2 cup Eden Sliced Shiitake Mushrooms
1/2 cup Eden Maitake Mushrooms
1 pound firm or extra firm organic tofu, rinsed and drained
2 1/2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 Tbsp Eden Brown Rice Vinegaror Eden Apple Cider Vinegar
1 tsp Eden Sea Salt
1/8 tsp freshly ground black pepper
2 cups Edensoy Unsweetened
8 ounces Eden Spelt Ribbons
1 medium onion, thinly sliced
1 pound button mushrooms, stems removed, sliced
2 Tbsp chives, scallions or parsley, minced for garnish
Soak dried mushrooms 10 minutes in 2 cups hot water. Remove mushrooms and chop. Bring soaking liquid to a boil in a small pot, add soaked mushrooms, cover, reduce flame of medium-low and cook 10 minutes. While the mushrooms are cooking, cook pasta per package directions, rinse, drain and set aside. Drain the mushrooms through a strainer. The liquid can be saved and used as soup stock in other recipes, if desired.
Place tofu, vinegar, salt, pepper and Edensoy in a blender. Blend until creamy. Heat oil in a large skillet and sauté onions and all the mushrooms until soft. Reduce heat, add tofu mixture, and heat thoroughly while stirring frequently. Mix in cooked pasta and garnish with scallions or parsley.
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After a three-year break, during which time it wasn't clear whether they had officially split up, Fall Out Boy announced they're getting the band back together.
A press release Monday said, "'My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)' is the first single from Fall Out Boy's new album, Save Rock and Roll, which will be released globally on May 6/7, 2013, the 10th anniversary of Fall Out Boy's first full-length studio album in 2003, Take This To Your Grave."
The release also states: "In conjunction with today's news, Fall Out Boy will play three intimate one-night-only club dates for their fans this week, starting tonight in Chicago (Subterranean), tomorrow night in New York City (Webster Hall Studio), and Los Angeles (Roxy) on Thursday night (Feb. 7). The Save Rock and Roll tour kicks off May 14 in Milwaukee, Wis., at the Rave (tour dates to follow)."
In a statement, the group said: "When we were kids the only thing that got us through most days was music. It's why we started Fall Out Boy in the first place. This isn't a reunion because we never broke up. We needed to plug back in and make some music that matters to us. The future of Fall Out Boy starts now. Save Rock And Roll ...."
In 2010, Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump revealed they were taking a break from their band – thought it didn't seem to be an official split at first.
"As far as I know, Fall Out boy is on break," Wentz said at the time. He later Tweeted, "A hiatus is forever until you get lonely or old, [and] I don't plan on either."
Singer-guitarist Patrick Stump, meanwhile, said he had left the group and wouldn't get back with his crew unless something changed in "my head or my heart – not my wallet."
Even without the band, life has been good for Patrick Stump. Last October, he married longtime girlfriend Elisa Yao in Chicago. Wentz, meanwhile, split up with wife Ashlee Simpson and has recently moved on with girlfriend Meagan Camper.
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Clarence tops OP
Clarence and Orchard Park, the top two large school baseball teams, both proved worthy of their ranking on Wednesday but the Red Devils pulled out the victory.
Evan Harof produced the game-winning hit with a two-run triple in the seventh inning to lift Clarence by OP, 8-5.
"It's always big when you beat Orchard Park," Clarence coach Dave Smith said. "But quite frankly, Orchard Park is just as good as we are."
With the game tied at 5 in the seventh, Mark Armstrong of Clarence singled and Mark Materise was hit by a pitch before Harof settled matters with a triple. Materise tossed a complete game and allowed just one earned run.
East Aurora, ranked third in The News' small school poll, received a huge lift from Ryan Thompson in the Blue Devils' 7-6 victory over Pioneer. Thompson stole four bases to go with two hits and two RBIs, while Ian Allen picked up the save and struck out five.
In the Niagara Frontier League, Joe D'Angelo went 3 for 5 with a double and an RBI, while Jake Martineau was 3 for 4 with three RBIs as Niagara Falls romped over Grand Island, 21-4.
Mt. St. Mary's still unbeaten
Mount St. Mary's last game against Sacred Heart was a little too close for comfort but Wednesday's rematch was never in doubt.
The Thunder remained unbeaten at 9-0 as Mary Kate Ginnane scored two goals while Cassie Davin finished with 13 saves in Mount St. Mary's 10-4 victory over the Sharks in Monsignor Martin Association girls lacrosse.
Since defeating Sacred Heart, 10-9, on April 17, Mount St. Mary's has outscored its last seven opponents, 114-24. The Thunder beat Mount Mercy, 22-6, on the road last Thursday.
"We played better the last time we played against Sacred Heart," said Mount St. Mary's coach Marissa Dauria, a 2005 graduate of the school. "But this time, we played much better defensively."
In Msgr. Martin Association boys lacrosse, St. Joe's – coming off a loss Monday to St.Francis – rebounded in a big way by beating rival Canisius in overtime.
Mark Nasca smacked in the game-winner with 0.9 seconds remaining in overtime as the Marauders stunned the Crusaders, 9-8.
Nasca finished with two goals and a pair of assists.
Bishop Timon-St. Jude controlled its matchup against St. Francis throughout and defeated the Red Raiders, 20-6.
The Tigers were led by Connor Fields with 10 goals.
Olmsted reaches goal
When Mark Orlando and Rich Skibucha started the Olmsted girls track and field program four years ago, their primary objective was to catch Hutch-Tech. They finally reached that goal on Wednesday.
Olmsted finished either first or second in every event and won, 66-49, to hand the Engineers their first meet loss in eight years.
"We just wanted to match their success because they've been so good over the years," Orlando said.
Freshman Brittany Higgs was the star in winning individual events in the 1,500 and 3,000 while anchoring the winning 4x800 and 4x400 teams.
Hamburg wins in shutout
Hamburg's short game played a huge role in the Bulldogs 6-0 softball shutout over Williamsville North.
"Our bunting was phenomenal," Hamburg coach Lisa Palma said. "We've been struggling with it lately but we put some nice ones together, gained some confidence and pushed across some runs."
Bridget Hogan went 3 for 3 with an RBI while Sarah Mertowski was 2 for 4 for the Bulldogs.


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Sunday's Valentine Richmond History Center's walking tour of Fan District Alleys went on despite Richmond's heat, though it was shortened about 30 minutes. The Fan District is known for its sense of neighborhood, small parks, great dining, and nightlife and this walking tour revealed the history of its architecture and its buildings. Even the Times-Dispatch covered the unique tour wit an article, photos and a video!
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Bishop, pastor visit from Texas
January 7, 2013
MARTINSBURG —Members of the New Destiny Ministry Center in Kearneysville gave a warm welcome Sunday to Bishop Jody Brady, a senior pastor with one of the largest ministries in the world, invited to......
If anyone does any research on this visiting "bishop" and his "pastor" wife, the visit did this church no favors. It makes it quite clear that this is just another family business shearing the sheep on at least a weekly basis.
Clergy living off the fat of the flock was a practice perfected by the princely bishops of the Roman Catholic Church and the technique has ironically been developed into a new art form by the most protestant of sects.
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ONCE AGAIN...I must ask what is the entry fee at the NEW church? It looks like the visiting pastor is well fed....I bet he makes 6 figures...
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I thought the Presbyterian Church in Shepherdstown was the one for the wayward after their pastor came out in an article saying 'Jesus is only one way, not the way.' Why don't they just pool their resources.
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lol @ creationists, these people are shaking around, I dig the organ though.
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Aren't these people getting a little too old for imaginary friends? Zeus, Jupiter, Horus, Osiris, Rama, Thor, Shiva, Yahweh... who will be the next magical being who either does not exist, or if they do, is indistinguishable from one that does not?
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"Can you say Jim and Tammy Baker?"
Yes we can.
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"Hey Hilly, you still bothered by Chik Fillet having an opinion? So sad."
This has been a fun day. I'll answer the above question, "hilly" is indeed still bothered. "Hilly" acts as if someone has a gun to his or her head. "Hilly" must not get out into the world much. In this case "ignorance" is indeed bliss.
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I have read about the visiting Bishop and his wife. Maybe it is a matter of misunderstanding on my part. The Bishop seemed to stand for an iron fist, whereas the Ministry Center seems to want the doors to feel open to sinners who want to build their lives toward Christ. So confused.
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Traveling sales persons. Profiting from religious pursuit and conviction. That's what I see. Can you say Jim and Tammy Baker? Not sure I will ever trust these types after that issue. But it is only my opinion. We all have those.
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and the stars mean H-E-Double L, Love it all out of you...LOL
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I am wondering.. all your comments above are negative. My questions to you all are have you visited New Destiny Ministry Center? Have you met the Pastors? If the answer is NO how can you form an opinion on something you have not experienced or know nothing about. I say you visit the church than form your opinion, the worst that could happen is that people will Love the*****out of you.
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No, Major. I'm bothered that gay-hating "Christians" have been so easily hoodwinked into thinking that buying and consuming a greasy chicken sandwich and waffle fries is tantamount to receiving holy communion. They start off ignorant and they just get more so.
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This is like the Dollar General of religion. Let them be taxed like all other business.
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All of the talk about growing church membership and "raising churches" all over the world (in a world full of churches) shows how this is all just a business. It's like opening new Chik Fil A's and building a customer base.
The Roman Catholic Mass has been called the "opera for the poor." Now there are as many forms of religious entertainment as there are human tastes.
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Olivia Smith saw what had to be done. At just a couple steps in front of her, that part wasn't difficult, but accomplishing it would take a bit of effort.
Luckily for her, she had plenty of that.
The Calvert senior raced past Coldwater junior Kierstin Siefring over the final 30 meters Saturday to capture the 16th and final individual state berth at the Division III regional meet at Hedges-Boyer Park.
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Calvert's Olivia Smith holds off the competition down the finish to claim a state qualifying spot, at the regional meet Saturday at Hedges-Boyer park.
Moving up one spot to state was all that mattered as the end neared, Smith said.
"The 400 mark, I was in 17th place and I knew I had to get that girl if I wanted my season to go on," she said.
"It was a do or die situation. I turned the corner, the wind's coming right at ya, and one girl came up right on my shoulder, and so right there we were tied for 17th," Smith said. "My mind was on that girl in front of me, the finish line; I wanted to get her. I'm not ready for my season to end. I'm glad I can get another week."
Her season concludes Saturday at the state meet at National Trail Raceway in Hebron after she finished the regional in 20:05, just 46-hundredths of a second ahead of Siefring.
"It's a great feeling. I'm just really glad I get to go for one more week," Smith said. "I really just owe it all to my teammates and my coaches."
She's the only area girl who will run at state, as no other local runners finished in the top 16 and no area team finished in the top four.
Mohawk had the best team finish, taking 10th with 267 points.
"We were fighting for that fourth spot. I think if could have had 4 and 5 where we normally have 'em, we would have been right there. But that happens," Mohawk coach Brock Cleveland said. "The key about this time of the year is getting everybody to run well at the same time, and we weren't able to do that today. We had three up there, and we just needed to pull 4 and 5 a little closer; it wasn't happening today."
Freshman Shauna Leeth's 31st (20:39.16) paced Mohawk, and classmate McKenzie Richardson took 52nd (21:27.29).
All of the Warriors return next fall, and Cleveland said he feels this year's regional should help with next season's effort.
"For most of them, this was a learning opportunity; in fact, for all of them. Even the juniors that ran this year, none of them had run in a regional race before, so this was all new for all of them," he said "It's just about the way people respond. You hope everybody responds well, and unfortunately it didn't happen."
Meanwhile, Hopewell-Loudon came in 14th (329) and St. Wendelin ended 16th (376).
Leah Reinhart gave H-L a 49th (21:25.82) and Lizzie Erlanger claimed 76th (21:55.34). St. Wendelin got a 63rd from Victoria Volpe (21:49.25) and a 94th from Sara Goddard (22:31.95).
Like Smith, three other area girls competed as individuals in the Division III race, but none of them advanced.
Lakota's Cariss Reese ran 21st (20:19.98), Carey's Jaclyn Troiano took 37th (21:00.16) and Old Fort's Kayla Garza came in 71st (21:51.38).
Columbian's Derra Cheatham suffered the same fate in the Division I race.
The freshman finished 72nd in 20:49.79 in what coach Nikki Hintze said was far from a disappointment.
"To get here as a freshman and run those kind of times as a freshman is a great accomplishment. I know she's not as happy as she would be if would have finished different, but she has absolutely nothing to be ashamed about," Hintze said. "She ran a great race.
"She did exactly what she had to do. She went sub-6 for a first mile, she stayed with the front pack and held on like she knew she had to," she said. "For a freshman, she did an amazing job."


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