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Macon, Ga.- The Brevard College women's basketball team was edged 57-50 by the Mercer University Bears in an exhibition game Friday night at Hawkins Arena.
A Tuccoa Brackett three-point play at 9:04 in the second half put the Tornados within four points of Mercer, but the Bears were able to hold off BC for a win in their regular season opener.
Micheala Watkins led all scorers with 19 points for the Tornados, while dishing out four assists and grabbing five rebounds.
Brevard surged out to a 13-3 lead after a pair of free throws from Candice Fritz with 15:00 remaining in the opening half. Fritz finished with 10 points and 11 rebounds to earn a double-double.
Mercer used an 11-2 run to pull within a point of BC at 15-14, and the two teams played pretty close to even for the rest of the first half. Mercer's Jessica Prieto netted a three-pointer with 1:56 remaining in the half to give the Bears a 23-21 lead going into the break.
Brevard opens their regular season on the road against Pfeiffer University on Wednesday at 6 p.m.


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Utah State fans might not exactly be dialing up Mel Kiper Jr. for his NFL Draft commentary after he marked down the Seattle Seahawks last year for drafting Bobby Wagner, among others.
But, love or hate it, the ESPN analyst has been long considered one of the foremost authorities on the draft, where pro prospects might go, and if they can cut it in the NFL.
In a Wednesday conference call with a lot of media listening in, Kiper addressed the two Utah State players who have the highest chance of going in the draft later this month: running back Kerwynn Williams and corner Will Davis.
Kiper mentioned Williams early on as a possible late-round gem in the draft, part of a point that good running back talent can be found on Day 3 just as well as in Day 1. And he mentioned another Aggie as justification.
"I would never draft a running back in the first round," he said. "You see what Bernard Pierce did, you see what Robert Turbin did."
Asked directly about Williams, Kiper called him a good "accent piece" for a team that might not have pressing needs but wants an impact player deep in the draft. Williams has been noted by multiple analysts for his diverse skill set, and could be a valuable returner this fall in the NFL.
"He's a guy who is 5-8 but an electrifying runner," he said of Williams. "He's got good speed, he can get outside, he's a good outside runner. I'm thinking he's a Day 3 guy."
Williams and Davis were both once in Kiper's top 5 prospects by position list, but both have been since replaced. Especially down - in Kiper's view - is Davis, whom he flagged during film study.
"I wasn't as high on him as some people are," he said. "I thought he was beaten some. I have him projected right now in the 6th round, some people think he could come off a little quicker. I thought he'd end up a little higher, but I watched some games, and Senior Bowl week wasn't great for him."
Davis may not be as high on some draft boards as he was immediately after the season, but some analysts still project him as a mid-round talent with plus athleticism. Davis visited with the Minnesota Vikings this week.
Wideout Matt Austin wasn't mentioned in the call, but could be a fringe draft candidate or a priority free agent.
The NFL Draft starts on April 25 and goes through April 27.
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Washington : Government Printing Office
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The Act of May 15, 1965 (79 Stat. 110, 16 U.S.C. 281), authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to designate as the Nez Perce National Historical Park various component sites in Federal and non-Federal ownership relating to the early Nez Perce culture, the Lewis and Clark Expedition through the area, the fur trade, missionaries, gold mining, and logging, the Nez Perce War of 1877, and such other sites as he finds will depict the role of the Nez Perce country in the westward expansion of the Nation;
The act authorizes the Secretary to designate Indian Trust land for inclusion in the Nez Perce National Historical Park with the concurrence of the beneficial owner. Designation of sites in Federal ownership under the administrative jurisdiction of other governmental agencies is authorized, with the concurrence of the agency having administrative responsibility therefor, but such designation effects no transfer of administrative control unless the administering agency consents thereto.
The Secretary has obtained concurrence of the beneficial owners of Indian Trust to be designated. Moreover, the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, is agreeable to designation of certain Lolo Trail route sites and the Lolo Pass Visitor Center as a component of the Nez Perce National Historical Park, with the understanding that these locations or sites are cooperative inclusions and are to be administered and interpreted by the Forest Service in accordance with local agreements entered into by the Forest Service and the National Park Service.
Accordingly, notice is hereby given in accordance with the aforesaid Act of May 15, 1965, and subject to the foregoing, that the Nez Perce National Historical Park is designated to comprise the components so depicted on a map bearing the identification NHP-NP-7100-B, March 1969 (Rev. Mar. 1970), which is on file in the Offices of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., the Office of the Superintendent, Nez Perce National Historical Park, and in the Office of the Regional Forester, Northern Region of the Forest Service, Missoula, Mont.
Designation of a site or sites as a component of the park by issuance of this notice and approval of the aforesaid map does not affect administration or ownership of any property so designated that is not already under the administrative jurisdiction of this Department. The Secretary of the Interior is authorized by the Nez Perce National Historical Park Act to enter into cooperative agreements with any persons, organizations or agencies which own or administer such designated properties.
Dated: May 12, 1970.
Secretary of the Interior.


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The StarNews' coverage of the expanding wood pellet industry missed one important component: The professional foresters whose scientific training is critical to maintaining the growing stock of trees necessary for the sustainable growth of the industry.
In the case of pellets, forests are managed for cellulose production. Forest stands with this management objective also supply the feed stock for paper mills. They have a greater potential for biofuel production than is commonly realized. Foresters may also have as management objectives forest stand maintenance as illustrated by the current emphasis on re-establishing old growth long leaf pine savannahs.
Other forests are managed for wilderness or for wildlife habitat, or for simple enjoyment by small private owners.
There have been large-scale changes in North Carolina's forests in the last decade. Most dramatic was the divestiture of large forested tracts by companies, such as International Paper, followed closely by the conversion of forests to subdivisions.
In such a dynamic, changing landscape, foresters are likely to be important factors in sustainable, multiple uses of present and future forested land.
William J. Hart, Wilmington
The writer is a trained forester and a New Hanover County Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor.
The painful saga of New Hanover County Commissioner Brian Berger is a testimony to the importance of using your vote responsibly. Berger ran as the outsider who was going to shake up the status quo.
In the Republican primary he defeated a longtime county commissioner …, then finished ahead of two respectable Democratic candidates. He had no resume; his main platform was to rail against the evil forces in office. As it turns out, Berger is incapable of running his own life, much less county business.
Too often, voters have a knee-jerk reaction against incumbents. Incumbents are held responsible for everything bad that happens …, while the radical challengers can simply claim they'll be different. Often they get into office and then realize the problems government officials face often don't have easy answers.
In truth, local officials have difficult challenges and work a lot of hours trying to solve them. There are no easy answers; inevitably someone will not be happy. …
The next time you decide to vote for a radical who has no experience but all the answers in a sound bite, remember Brian Berger. The next time you decide to vote a straight ticket, make sure you have some idea of the candidates you are supporting. And the next time you vote out an incumbent …, be careful that you don't vote in an idiot.
Wade Wilson, Wilmington
President Obama is jetting around the country trying to drum up support for a gun control bill that is already politically dead. Why is he wasting his time and our money? Magicians call it misdirection.
He certainly doesn't want anyone to notice that Obamacare is on the verge of bureaucratic collapse. … He hopes that we are unaware that the U.S. is on the precipice of war with nuclear-armed North Korea. His attitude there is "Don't worry, nothing to see."
Seventy-thousand people are dead in the Syrian civil war where chemical weapons have apparently been used and Obama has done nothing of consequence. With 5,000 Islamic jihadists in the Syrian melee, he seems to hope that none of those weapons make it to this country. Israel and Iran move closer to war every day and he plays golf.
The list of his failures, which he hopes that we won't notice, also includes our ever increasing national debt, anemic economic growth, and constantly expanding, job-stifling regulations.
Obama is a lame duck and his problems are going to increase and expand. His ineptitude is obvious. A flailing, failing president is a dangerous president.
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SAL notes: Crawdads duo powers up
Gallo, Williams homer Hickory to top of North Division ladder
By Bill Ballew / Special to MLB.com | May 2, 2013 7:14 AM ET
Unlike a couple of ballparks to the immediate east and west of Hickory, L.P. Frans Stadium has never been known as a home run haven. The ballpark's reputation could be on the verge of changing, however, thanks to a powerful Crawdads lineup that cleared the fences at a remarkable pace in April.
Hickory moved into first place in the South Atlantic League's Northern Division with a 14-10 record, despite hitting a modest .237 as a club, good for 10th on the 14-team circuit. The Crawdads have made the most of their hits, with a league-best 39 clearing the fences, 15 more than second-ranked Asheville. Leading the charge has been third baseman Joey Gallo, who is tied with West Virginia's Stetson Allie for the league lead with eight round-trippers, while left fielder Nick Williams joins Greensboro's Viosergy Rosa in third place with seven big flies.
"I don't know if it's a power surge so much as the guys doing what they're supposed to do," said Hickory hitting coach Justin Mashore. "Obviously we have a really exceptional group as far as size and a young age. If they get in position and swing at strikes, when they do it right, they're something special to watch."
Joining the list of Hickory's home run hitters are Joe Maloney and Ryan Rua with five apiece. Jorge Alfaro and Lewis Brinson have each gone deep on four occasions, followed by Nomar Mazara (three), Jordan Akins (two) and Luis Marte (one).
"I just think guys are starting to feel comfortable," said manager Corey Ragsdale. "Once it starts to roll a little bit and they get a little confidence, they think they can do anything when they go up there."
The left-handed-hitting Williams has always had a knack for barreling pitches with his bat. He attracted attention in high school while growing up near the Gulf Coast of Texas and was drafted by the Rangers in the second round in 2012. In addition to seeing activity in left field after playing primarily in center throughout high school and last year in the Arizona League, Williams has made the adjustments by discovering how to use his immense gifts to his greatest advantage.
"I've learned that I probably have some of the fastest hands in the game at the plate and I'm just learning how to use them more," said Williams, who is hitting at a .303 clip despite striking out 23 times in his first 76 at-bats.
Gallo's name has been synonymous with home runs in the recent past. He established the Nevada high school career mark with 65 homers before rewriting the Arizona League's record book with 18 last summer after being the 39th overall pick in the 2012 Draft. Gallo also has quick hands with tremendous raw power but tends to swing and miss. He whiffed 35 times in his initial 86 at-bats this season, resulting in a .221 batting average.
"I haven't been performing as well as I've wanted to," Gallo said. "I always want to do better. Even if I'm hitting .400, I want to hit better than .400. I always want to be doing something better."
In brief
Rain can't stop Tourists: After game postponements Saturday and Sunday due to rain, the Asheville Tourists resumed their torrid ways by sweeping a doubleheader against Lakewood on April 29 and extending their winning streak to nine games. David Dahl, Colorado's 2012 first-round pick who was demoted due to missing the team flight from Arizona to North Carolina at the end of Spring Training, returned to the Tourists and went 2-for-7 with three runs scored in the twinbill.
Power-ful attack: West Virginia's Josh Bell and Stetson Allie did more at the plate in the month of April than some players produce in an entire season. Bell concluded the month with a league-best 28 RBIs while ranking second with 15 extra-base hits and tying for second with 12 doubles. In addition to tying for the SAL lead in homers and ranking first with 64 total bases, Allie was second with 26 RBIs and a .660 slugging percentage, tied for second with 34 hits, third with 14 extra-base hits and fifth with a .351 batting average.
McCann can: Catcher Brian McCann joined Rome during a four-game series at Greensboro while rehabbing from offseason shoulder surgery. McCann debuted with the R-Braves on April 26 and went 2-for-3 with four RBIs and three runs scored in a 10-6 victory, then doubled in the tying run in the ninth inning in a 2-1 triumph on April 27.
Bill Ballew is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


text: That didn't last long. It was early last week when Lifetime announced that Disney channel and Dancing With The Stars contestant Zendaya would portray Aaliyah in a new movie on the channel. After Aaliyah's relatives said they would not authorize the use of any of Aaliyah's music for the production though and said they would only do so for a feature movie, Zendaya dropped out. This was going to be a messy production with a lot of negativity and Zendaya didn't want to be involved in that for her first post Disney role. Because of Zendaya dropping out, the production which was set to begin filming in a couple of weeks is on hold.


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This isn`t a windows forum, but since i`ve read the post i`ll reply before it gets locked -> boot into safe mode, bring up the event viewer and retrieve the error message generated at the time of crash, then search google
Hello Everyone,
I wanted to give a shot to Backtrack (you know, when you are bored during the weekend...), so i downloaded the last version, burned it, modified the default boot on my Asus N71 and launched from the live CD, and selected the first option.
Everything went well, until i tried "startx".
Screen not found. As i did not have internet access at that time, instead of waiting (which would have been the right thing to do most likely, so i would have discovered about the fix-vesa command), i tried all the other options available at the start : boot with graphics on RAM (or something like that), boot in text mode, etc. All of them. (even one that wrote lots of things on screen that i could not really read as it went very fast).
Tried the startx for all of them, never worked. So i gave up and tried to return to Windows 7, remove the CD and re-modified the boot order.
And here is the issue. It now freezes at the beginning of the windows 7 boot (either during the early boot, sometimes later on, after reaching the desktop).
Just freezes. HD is not turning anymore.
I can start it in safe mode, i tried the recovery thingy, but nothing works, it still freezes when i start windows normally.
Ok, i know that i shouldn't have played around stupidly, and i expect some people to have great fun through this read, but i actually need this computer for work, and i could really use some help in fixing it. So please, if you think you know why, i'm begging for help.
Thanks in advance,
PS : As i have a french keyboard, anyone knows what command to type in backtrack to turn the key layout into french?
This isn`t a windows forum, but since i`ve read the post i`ll reply before it gets locked -> boot into safe mode, bring up the event viewer and retrieve the error message generated at the time of crash, then search google
If anything can go wrong, it will....
This post seems awfully familiar... I swear its the same guy as in this. might I recommend chkdisk in windows. Beyond that I might recommend aquiring more general computer knowledge before delving into backtrack again. If nothing else than to prevent (further?) damage to your equipment. Worst case scenario, you could just re-install win7 or fess up to your IT dept.
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If you are using KDE in backtrack you should see an american flag at the bottum of your screen in the task bar. if you click on this you will be able to change your keyboard layout and lauguge settings.
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Demolition day!
(Cleveland) - Crews will begin demolishing the hold Cuyahoga County Administration Building on Monday.
The structure at Lakeside and Ontario is to be replaced by a new Hilton Hotel. Company vice president Ted Ratcliff says the hotel will mostly provide lodging for visitors to the convention center next door and will have at least 600 rooms.
The hotel will boast approximately 55,000 square feet of meeting space, a full-service restaurant, lobby bar and recreation facilities that will include an indoor pool and fitness center. The new hotel is expected to open in 2016.
The office building was vacated by the county last year. All the debris is to be cleared away by March so construction can begin.
Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald will be on site when the wrecking ball begins to swing at around 9am.
In a statement earlier FitzGerald said, "Close to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and FirstEnergy Stadium, we look forward to this hotel connecting our growing set of assets in downtown Cleveland. The hotel stands to be the flagship of our Convention Center complex and we are thrilled to be working with Hilton Worldwide to bring that vision to life."
The County's old Administration building, which was first constructed in 1955, will be replaced with the new County Administration Headquarters that opens in July 2014.
(Photos by Ken Robinson/WTAM)
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Is Korn growing corn in their recording studio?!
It seems the guys in Korn are trying to stay healthy while recording their new album. TMZ says they've set up a micro-indoor farm in the studio to grow a variety of vegetables - and yes, Korn's garden does include corn.
The health conscious rockers are reportedly putting their green thumbs to work to avoid making trips to the store to get their veggies.
Meanwhile, Korn has a handful of live dates scheduled as they gear up for the release of "The Paradigm Shift" on October 1st.
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Want to take advantage of the growing genealogy record collections at Findmypast? Our Findmypast web guide can help!
Brightsolid, the British company behind findmypast.com and other
genealogy websites, has agreed with PERSI's creators
at the Allen
County (Ind.) Public Library (ACPL) to publish the index—and the company plans to make each index entry link to an image of the
article it refers to.
Let's back up for a minute and talk about PERSI: It's an index to
articles in thousands of genealogy and local history periodicals published in the US and Canada back to 1800. Any of which could contain information that
helps you with a family or place you're researching
Allen County librarians began creating PERSI
in 1986. It now has about 2.5 million citations and adds
100,000 per year, according
to the Journal Gazette.
The index was made searchable on
Ancestry.com and HeritageQuest Online (which has a more
recent version you can search at libraries that offer
HeritageQuest Online). You can run a search, and then if you
find an index entry that mentions a family or place of interest, you can order a copy
of the article from ACPL.
That's been the only way for you to access all those
genealogy periodicals. You know,
unless you want to subscribe to all of them, and then read them.
And then find the periodicals no longer in publication, and read
those, too.
Until now. If brightsolid can secure permission from publishers,
findmypast.com subscribers will be able to search for articles
related to their ancestors, and then link to digitized images of
the articles. That can't happen soon enough as far as I'm
more about PERSI in the Journal Gazette.
Don't want to wait? Learn how to use PERSI and other databases in HeritageQuest Online (including family and local histories, censuses and military records) with our HeritageQuest Online Web Guide.
An online petition to release the 1921 Canadian census is circulating. You
can read more about it and link to it on the Olive Tree Genealogy


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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Public Law 90-570
|Indians lands, N. Mex.
|Public Law 90-570
|73 Stat. 597; 77 Stat. 301.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the second sentence of the first section of the Act entitled "An Act to authorize the leasing of restricted Indian lands for public, religious, educational, recreational, residential, business, and other purposes requiring the grant of long-term leases", approved August 9, 1955 (25 U. S. C. 415), is amended by inserting immediately after "the Fort Mojave Reservation," the following: "the pueblo of Cochiti, the pueblo of Pojoaque, the pueblo of Tesuque, the pueblo of Zuni,".
Approved, October 12, 1968.


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Sports films are the timeless cinematic metaphor for life. I think it is a fair question to ask which of them made you cry the most? Was it "Rudy"? "Field of Dreams"? "Brian's Song"? For me it's David Anspaugh's 1986 "Hoosiers."Some new releases, whether based on fact or fiction, fuse sports and faith quite well and are entertaining and inspiring without falling into the "message" trap. They also avoid sentimentality, though are wrought with emotion and tension. "Senna" is … [Read more...]
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Leadership Committee Meeting Mar 2013
Kellogg (NY) Executive Committee
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
Event Details
Kellogg Alumni Club
of New York
invites you to our monthly
Leadership Committee Meeting
at the
Northwestern University Alumni Relations
New York Headquarters
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Pizza & soft drinks will be served beginning at 6:15pm
The Kellogg Alumni Club of New York (KACNY) is an alumni association that nurtures lifelong relationships with and among its current and future members. Our primary goal is alumni engagement. We strive to accomplish this by developing innovative programming that foster thought leadership, camaraderie and service among its members.
Getting involed with the club is a great way to strengthen your relationship with fellow alumni, make valuable connections, gain leadership training and give back. The only requirement for getting involved is an unswerving commitment to furthering the Kellogg alumni experience. There are many ways to get involved:
- Attend a leadership meeting
- Plan, or volunteer for, an alumni event
- Donate an event space or meeting room
- Become a speaker or moderator for an event
- Introduce us to possible panelists
Underlying all that we do is the belief in the transformative power of organizations. We hope that you'll join us as we sprinkle the "magic of Evanston" for the benefit of our members in the New York and the community at large.
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Registration is mandatory so we can make arrangements with security in the lobby and conference lines via telephone. Our monthly meetings are open to all alumni of the Kellogg School at Northwestern University. If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
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When & Where
10 Rockefeller Plaza
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Hoarseness refers to a difficulty making sounds when trying to speak. Vocal sounds may be weak, breathy, scratchy, or husky, and the pitch or quality of the voice may change.
Voice strain; Dysphonia; Loss of voice
Hoarseness is most often caused by a problem with the vocal cords, which are part of your voice box (larynx) in
the throat.When the vocal cords become inflamed or infected, they swell. This can cause hoarseness.
The most common cause of hoarseness is a cold or sinus infection, which usually goes away on its own
within 2 weeks.
Another rare, but serious cause of hoarseness that does not go away in a few weeks is cancer of the voice box.
Less common causes include:
Hoarseness may be short-term (acute) or long-term (chronic). Rest and time may improve hoarseness. Hoarseness that continues for weeks or months should be checked by a health care provider.
Things you can do at home to help relieve the problem include:
Call your health care provider if:
The doctor will examine your throat, neck, and mouth and ask you some questions about your symptoms and medical history, including:
You may have one or more of the following tests:
Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. St Louis, Mo; Mosby; 2010.
Feierabend RH, Malik SN. Hoarseness in adults. Am Fam Physician. 2009;80(4)363-370.
Schwartz SR, Cohen SM, Dailey SH. Clinical practice guideline: Hoarseness (Dysphonia).Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. 2009;141 (3S2)S1-S31.