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When looking for 4TH OF JULY PARTY INVITATIONS, I came across The Sparkle in the Sky invite from Pear Tree Greetings. It was just what I needed to spark my imagination for a decorative and delicious 4TH OF JULY BRUNCH.
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This contemporary 4th of July party invitation from Pear Tree Greetings set the stage for the use of color and design in this party. Using predominantly red and white with a few accents of blue gave the table a warm and dramatic feel. The Sparkle in the Sky fireworks design was replicated throughout the party decor.
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The bandanna print banner was super easy to make and helped define the space around the party table.
Blue ribbons tied to the stem of the bellini glasses were a spin-off from the blue ribbons on the bottom of the invitation.
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Each album starts with good intentions. The person placing the photos in the book likely had a plan for at least the first half of it. I've seen a lot of family photo albums and they have those good intentions in common—but by the end of the album, images are usually jumbled.
Like any good book, it's best to begin at the beginning. Don't jump around or rush to the ending. Each page needs to be studied and placed in a time frame and a place. Photographer's imprints can help you place an image geographically. Every little detail can assist in the identification.
In Daniel's case, the album came to him through his great aunt Elsie Hornberger. It belonged to her grandmother. He knows that most of the individuals in it are members of the Rock family, with origins in Lancaster County, Pa. He's submitted two tintypes that are complete mysteries.
Tintypes were patented in 1856 and remained common until the 1930s.
A few details in this picture place it in a time frame:
I love the little book on her lap. It appears to have a plush cover and a round medallion on it.
There's something else that's interesting. Did you notice that the picture is reversed? Unless a photographer used a reversal lens, early images are mirrored. Here's the book with the reversal fixed.
Here's the whole image with the reversal fixed.
She holds the book with her right hand and her left arm rests on the chair.
Dan's second photo show a little girl smiling for the photographer sitting in the same chair.
It's obviously the same studio because it's an identical rug and chair. The hat is great! It has a wide brim, mid-size crown and features feathers and a velvet ribbon and bow. In the late 1860s, little girls wore dresses similar to those worn by their mothers. The yoked bodice and small ruffled collar point to this image being taken around the same time as the first picture, of the woman. The big question is, "Who is she?"
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA --The Thrift Shop of Assistance League of the Foothill Communities is having a clothing sale throughout March.
Customers can buy one piece of men's, women's, or children's clothing, get the second piece for $1. It includes boutique items but not jewelry and collectibles.
The shop is at 8555 Archibald Ave. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Phone: 909-484-7853.
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There's more to bow hunting than harvesting animals
By Craig Moorhead
Monday, October 08, 2012 5:03 AM
Daryl Melbostad, at left, and his son, Andrew, are avid bow hunters. Andrew, however, will be sitting this season out after breaking both wrists in a fall from a tree. Both men recommend using available safety gear when hunting to keep everyone safe.
(Bluff Country Reader photo by Craig Moorhead)
"I haven't entered any horns into the Pope and Young or Boone and Crocket record books," Daryl Melbostad of rural Spring Grove said, "But it seems to me that a trophy is in the eye of the beholder."
"I believe that every animal harvested by archery hunting is a true trophy, because there's quite a bit of a challenge involved... A lot of television shows and hunting magazines put extreme pressure on new and young hunters, that you have to shoot this animal with a big rack or you're not a real bow hunter. I think that's misleading," he added.
Daryl has 40 years of bow hunting experience. His 22-year-old son, Andrew, is also taken with the sport, even though he'll be sitting out the 2012 season. Earlier this fall, Andrew was hanging tree stands when he fell about 15 feet, breaking both wrists.
"It could have been a lot worse," he admitted. "I've been hanging stands for about six years, so it's become kind of second-nature. I just made a mistake. I got in too big of a hurry. If telling what happened to me saves somebody else from doing what I did, then I don't mind talking about it... I don't want anybody else to go through this."
"There are no official stats on elevated stand falls because there is no reporting requirement," stated Captain Mike Hammer of Minnesota DNR's enforcement division via email. "However, ask any ER doctor or physical therapist, they will tell you folks are falling all the time. Elevated stand safety is of big concern for hunters."
Hammer continued, "They should always use a fall arrest system when leaving the ground. There are many types available at most sporting goods stores. They should always be practicing the three-point rule. Two hands and a foot or two feet and a hand should always be in contact when climbing."
"Most if not all portable stands purchased today include a fall arrest system and instructions for its use," Hammer said, adding that the DNR has lots of hunter safety information available on its website, including more on tree stand safety.
In case one has any doubts about it, dropping headfirst towards the ground isn't a good thing. By instinctively putting out his hands, Andrew probably saved himself from a much more serious injury.
"I played football all through high school," he said, "and that was a lot more of a hit than any football player ever gave me."
With three surgeries behind him and a couple to go, one may think Andrew would consider giving up his outdoor pursuit. Nothing could be further from the truth.
"I wasn't wearing a safety harness at the time," he said. "I would have fallen maybe a foot and a half if I would have had one on... There are multiple versions of safety harnesses out there. I already have a list of things I'm buying for next year and I don't intend to skimp on that item."
Holding up his casts, he added, "Spending $200 or $300 on safety gear is nothing compared to what this costs."
Father and son gravitate towards different types of archery gear. "I'm an ultra-traditionalist," Daryl said. "Andrew likes to go high-tech."
"I've broken numerous bows of all types, because I shoot a heavy-poundage bow and I used to shoot a tremendous amount. Sometimes I draw too far back and stress them past the max...," Daryl explained. "The last deer I shot was with a hickory long-bow Andrew made me. It was the first and last deer I took with that bow. It's retired now."
"I do like to check out all the latest gear," Andrew admitted. But bow hunting is about a lot more than equipment, he said.
"Last year was my eighth year bow hunting, and it was the first time I shot a buck... You hear people talk about buck fever when the gun season comes around," Andrew continued. "I've shot numerous animals with a bow and arrow, and I still have issues calming my nerves when I have an opportunity to take an animal. I get excited.
"It's fun just to see them, fun to get them that close. I may not have a lot of years into it but I do have a lot of time in it... There are probably about 30 things about bow hunting that I love," Andrew said. "One of the biggest is just the peace of being out in nature. You can drive past the same place every day, but once you take the time to get out and get in the woods, it's completely different."
Time slows. Animals of all types go about their routines. For a busy human observer, a whole new world appears. "It's beautiful, peaceful," he reflected. "It's God's country."
Daryl agreed. "There's always beauty in nature," he added. "Just being out there, you can count on seeing something new. It could be raining, or it could be a cold morning in camp out west with snowflakes coming down... You hear or read about a lot of these things, but to actually see it happen, there are just no words to describe it."
"I've had chickadees land on my arrows when I'm holding my bow," Daryl described. "I've had squirrels sit on the same tree stand that I'm on. You're sitting still, and you see all kinds of wildlife."
"It's a good learning experience," Andrew said.
"Sometimes you'd be better off carrying a camera," Daryl grinned. "But you never know when the trophy of a lifetime might appear...
"I've been to Wyoming, Montana, Idaho on bow hunts. This year Andrew came along. He and I went to Colorado with some friends to hunt elk. It was a great trip whether we harvested any animals or not. You spend some time with friends, enjoy the camaraderie. You see all that scenery, the mountains. We didn't bring back any elk, but it was still a successful trip," Daryl said.
"Hunting here in southern Minnesota can be an awesome thing, even if we don't have to hike miles back into the mountains," Andrew said. "That's more like roughing it, and it's a blast. But Houston County is a great place to hunt, too. When you climb down out of your stand after dark, and you look up... Well, there's people who live in the city who don't ever know how many stars are up there in the sky."
"It's true," Daryl said. "What we have right here is special."
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I have a piece of chuck missing on the outside of a wood entertainment center how do I fix it?
Fill the hole with wood filler and stain to match.
How much cheese could Chuck E. Cheese chuck if Chuck E. Cheese could chuck cheese?
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In the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game, the Debbi is a magical beast. It is most common in the Al-Qadim sub-setting of the Forgotten Realms. It resembles a hybrid of a baboon and a hyena. The Debbi is a strange, mystery-shrouded, desert-scavenging creature of which almost nothing is known of the habits and characteristics of. When people try to study it, or even approach it, it attacks and then runs off. The Debbi can be highly effective with its fists, bite, and bolts of golden lightning, but it can often merely intimidate its foes into fleeing by stamping its thunderous feet, and using magic to makes its fur crackle and spark.
Debbi have not been heard to speak, but may be capable of it.
Their alignment is not known, though many perceive them to be neutral evil.
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RANCHO CERRITOS NUEVO: Sometimes we write about Long Beach history as if the town popped out of a moonscape, fairly fully formed from the imagination of William Willmore or, even more fully formed, out of the later development work of the Bixbys.
That's what we noble Westerners tend to do: Kick things off with the initial incursion of the intrepid Westerner. Balboa discovered the theretofore unbeheld Pacific Ocean. Columbus discovered the previously unpeopled New World.
The land that would blossom into Long Beach was, in fact, home to Native Americans thousands of years before J-Rod Cabrillo sailed into the smoky local waters in the 16th century, declaring this glorious region and its peaceful Tongvan inhabitants to be ruled by Spain.
Time passed. The happy little Tongvans were taught about the baby Jesus and became happy little mission Indians, renamed the Gabrielinos, and the land that would become Long Beach became a gift of 300,000 acres bestowed by the Spanish government upon a Spanish soldier named Manuel Nieto as a reward for his service in the military.
Time passed some more and Nieto's heirs subdivided the land, and part of that subdivision included the "Ranch of the Little Hills," or, in the more melodic language of the settlers, Rancho Los Cerritos.
Ripping more huge chunks of pages out of our datebook, we get to John Temple, a New Englander who bought Rancho Los Cerritos from the last of the Spanish heirs. Temple built a home there in 1844, planted some trees and raised cattle, tens of thousands of which died in a drought, prompting his retirement, upon which time he sold the spread to a company that included Lewellyn Bixby and his cousins Thomas and Benjamin Flint in 1866. The men decided sheep were more profitable than cattle, and brought in Lewellyn's brother Jotham to run the 30,000-head sheep farm until 1881.
Live sheep didn't make much more of a profit than dead cattle as the 1870s dawned, so the Bixbys subdivided the rancho. Besides Long Beach, the cities of Lakewood, Paramount, Bellflower and Signal Hill were established on the former Tongvan-Gabrieleno-Nieto-Temple-Flint-Bixby land, though the rancho's headquarters and buildings and gardens remained.
That brings us, exhausted and up to our neck in calendar pages, to this week, as the extensively fixed-up Rancho Los Cerritos, at 4600 N. Virginia Road, shows off its restored arroyo and new adobe visitor's center with a half-dozen events, beginning today with with a 7 p.m. lecture, "Rancho Life, Rancho Lives," by William Deverell, USC history professor and director of the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West. He'll talk about the cultural, economic and social significance of the ranchos and highlight the lives of some of the era's key people. Admission is $5. Call 562-570-1755.
On Thursday, Rancho Los Cerritos will stay open late, till 7 p.m., to allow guests to get a good look at the new visitor's center. You can see the center's exhibits, view an orientation film and take a guided tour of the 1844 adobe house with one of the Temples, Bixbys, workers or guests of the past, as portrayed by rancho docents.
On Friday, guests can enjoy a 7 p.m. performance of "Visitors From the Past," as actors once again portray important figures from the rancho's history in an outdoor setting.
Admission is $12 and includes dessert. Reservations are required. Call 562-570-1755.
The big bash of the week is the rancho's Grand Opening Festival, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, when you can stroll the grounds and buildings amid enhanced exhibits, costumed docents, storytellers, a historic fashion show, live music, historical theatrical performances, children's activities and more.
At 10:30 a.m. Sunday, you can celebrate both Mom and rancho with a Mother's Day champagne brunch in the historic gardens of the rancho. Also on hand will be some of the moms from the rancho's past. The brunch is $35; $25 for children 10 and younger. Reservations are required. Call 562-590-1755.
Also on Sunday, at 5:30 p.m., you can enjoy the jazz tunes of the Susie Hansen Latin Band under a canopy of the trees at the rancho. You're urged to bring a picnic dinner and a lawn chair and blanket. It's free, and the adobe house will be open for tours during the concert.
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For decades the 80-plus acre tract of land between the train tracks and Hopkins Avenue bustled with activity. As many as 10,000 workers for A. O. Smith from 1910 to 1997- and, from 1997 until 2006, Tower Automotive - worked there in dozens of buildings. Those buildings are almost completely gone. But we took a look into two that remain.


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Fight Robinson, she's a total cunt, and ginger.
Fuck feltz, preferably around the time she just made a fitness DVD so she's no too fat
Fire Boyle oot the Cannon, just because she can sing a bit doesn't stop her being a national disgrace. Mongo
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Punch Feltz's face in and fire Boyle out of a Cannon as she is a bit slow and I would feel bad if I did either of the other two to her!
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
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Michelle Obama ushers in the holiday cheer on 'Ladies' Home Journal'
The December magazine have all hit the stands but this one caught our eye not just because it's FLOTUS, but have you seen those arms! The First Lady sure hasn't skipped out on her workouts in the President's second term.
The first lady appears on the cover of Ladies' Home Journal sporting a sleeveless (naturally!) gold jacquard dress by Lela Rose. The dress just screams holiday, with its gilt print and flouncy shape, and inside Mrs. O talks about her family's holiday traditions, which include a talent show. Love it!
"Our extended family was so large, people couldn't really afford to buy gifts for everyone. So a couple of my aunts would go out and purchase small gifts," the first lady recalls. "They would put them in a basket and in order to get a gift you had to perform. You could tell a joke, read a poem, do a backflip—anything counted. It's a tradition that we've carried on today."
One of her past talents? Hula-hooping. Because she's just that fly.
"I've hula-hooped, done a dog trick with Bo and read poems," she says. "The kids [Sasha and Malia] will sing or put on plays. The president [Barack Obama] and some of the other dads will get together and do a song."
Speaking of songs, Mrs. Obama says she has a "phenomenal playlist" for the holidays, "that includes, of course, A Charlie Brown Christmas, as well as James Taylor, Mariah Carey, Boys II Men and Nat King Cole." (Let's hope she just forgot to mention 'N Sync's Home for the Holidays, because that's one album filled with Christmas classics!)
The Obamas also make sure to give back every holiday season, which includes upholding the White House tradition of supporting Toys for Tots. "We collect hundreds and hundreds of toys," Mrs. Obama says. "It's something the staff here gets inspired by."
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edit beginners guide for the regulation impaired
You don't really need to edit uncyclo articles. You can make your own world inside uncyclo, you just put 'User:Yourname/' before the title of everything inside your [[]] things. Nobody will mess with you because you arent 'screwing up real articles', and none of the Uncyclonatti will huff everything you write because they don't like it. All you really need is a free place to write and an audience, nothing else really matters. I mean a free place to write that isn't littered with garbage and spam, like livejournal or myspace.
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What if a person wants to write about themselves? Not just like a profile, but actually telling about themselves. Personally this certain person has adhd, namely me, and i want to write about it, would that be okay. Cuz, i've been wanting to put it on wiki, but they are being real @$$holes about it, and they wont let me!!! plz help me... i know i'm pretty strange, and telling the truth about me, would be friggin hilarious.
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- Based on your userpage, I, personally, don't think it would. I'd suggest a myspace. Silophant 22:34, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
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That phrase should be linked. [citation needed] --Citation-Seer 17:52, 25 May 2007 (UTC)
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This is about the funniest site I've ever been to in quite some time. I shall devote my life to misinformation from here on by becoming a member!!
Argh! Blasphemy!! Uncyclopedia is TRUTH!!! It is not misinformation! - Bloodrealm on Feb 7, 2009
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edit No link to french désencyclopédie
What a pity ! i can't modify this page to link to the french part of the website. May be you'll do it soon. --Copyleft 11:26, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
- Could you please tell me what is the French version of this, i.e. link to it. —Sir Socky (talk) (stalk) GUN SotM UotM PMotM UotY PotM WotM 11:31, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
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nobody said information was reality.Pointing this out in misinformation may be funny.
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I have large boobies and lots of extra men. Who wants some muffins?
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- The cabal is essentially like Schrodinger's Shat, it exists and not existing in flux between realities. -- Sir Mhaille (talk to me)
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The less popular team in the City of Birmingham (Brums version of Manurenited)
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Shouldn't this be in the Uncyclopedia/Project namespace? (Uncyclopedia:Beginner's Guide/*)? -- Sir CuteZekromOnTheRadio [CUN • PBJ'12 • PLS(0)] 00:29, May 25, 2012 (UTC)
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
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PDF: Sheriff Rod Hoops retirement announcement
San Bernardino County Sheriff Rod Hoops, in office less than four years, said Wednesday he plans to retire in December, two years before his term ends.
Hoops said he has accepted a position with a law enforcement research foundation in Washington.
"I am leaving on my own terms, with peace of mind, in good health and with no regrets," Hoops said in an interoffice memo to county personnel.
Hoops, 55, has been hired as an executive fellow with the Police Foundation, which researches effective policing methods and helps improve relationships between police and communities, according to the group's website.
It was unclear whether there was any significance to Hoops making his announcement the day after the general election.
Sheriff's officials deferred to the sheriff for further reasons for his departure, but Hoops was tied up in meetings throughout the day Wednesday and couldn't be reached for comment.
Hoops' decision to retire raises the question of who his successor may be. Appointed sheriff in February 2009 to finish the term of Gary Penrod, Hoops was elected sheriff in 2010. His term expires at the end of 2014.
The sheriff's second-in-command is Undersheriff Robert Fonzi. Also on the executive staff are Assistant Sheriffs Ron Cochran and John McMahon.
"(Hoops) did announce to the Board of Supervisors and CEO this morning that his recommendation is Assistant Sheriff John McMahon," said sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller.
McMahon, a Phelan resident, has worked for the Sheriff's Department since 1985 and oversees criminal operations.
Hoops said he plans to spend the rest of his time as sheriff working to make the transition a smooth one for the next sheriff.
"I look forward to working with our Board of Supervisors and our CEO to assist with the selection process," Hoops said.
His announcement comes just days after the San Bernardino City Council voted to begin examining the cost of outsourcing police services to the Sheriff's Department.
It's a step that was based largely on information Hoops gave City Attorney James F. Penman a week earlier. Hoops assured Penman that officers with the rank of sergeant and below could keep their jobs in the city, while most management could transfer to other areas. The officers would have a pay scale similar to the Police Department's, Penman said.
"We don't expect (Hoops' retirement) to alter things significantly, and we have Sheriff Hoops' assurance on that," Penman said. "The structure that he was presenting to me is the same as it's been for three or four sheriffs."
Hoops has worked for the Sheriff's Department 34 years.
He started as a deputy in 1978, became a sergeant in 1986, a lieutenant in 1989 and captain in 1995. As captain, he was assigned to employee services and then headed the sheriff's Rancho Cucamonga station for five years.
He became deputy chief in 2003, assistant sheriff in 2005 before his appointment as sheriff in 2009.
Among his challenges as sheriff were several high-profile scandals.
Last year, seven current and former sheriff's employees were indicted on suspicion of falsifying training documents that allowed them to receive unjustified pay raises and retirement benefits. The alleged thefts ranged from $2,000 to $100,000 per defendant.
Two months later, Hoops announced that the department planned to review its Explorer program after three deputies in two weeks were accused of having sex with teen girls in the program.
Hoops suspended the Explorer ride-along program for 60 days.
Between June and September, three inmates escaped from Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center in Devore, including one who allegedly shot and wounded a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy in South El Monte two days after his escape.
The Sheriff's Department made an emergency request to the county Board of Supervisors for $1 million to make security upgrades at the jail, originally designed to be a minimum-security facility. The jail now houses offenders who normally would have been sent to state prison but are now with the county due to state prisoner realignment.
Hoops hailed department changes made during his tenure.
"An emphasis has been placed on a better educated and more diverse work force, a work force that will serve our constituents well for many years to come," he said.
He described his department as one "made up of exceptionally talented and dedicated individuals that are prepared and ready to lead the department into the future."
Staff writers Ryan Hagen and Doug Saunders contributed to this report.
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Monday, October 29, 2012
The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, has named eight quarterbacks as its "Stars of the Week." College football fans can now go to the Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page to vote for what they think was the best performance from this past weekend. When voting closes on Thursday at 11 a.m. (Central), the top vote-getter will be announced as the Manning Award Player of the Week.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Attorneys are appealing a federal decision to dismiss claims that alleged three University of California campuses failed to respond effectively to anti-Semitism displays during events at the schools.
The appeal filed Friday with the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights concerns events at three campuses — UC Berkeley, UC Santa Cruz and UC Irvine — spanning more than a decade.
The complaints alleged anti-Jewish comments were made at meetings in Berkeley to discuss a student senate bill calling on the university to divest from companies that support Israel's military in Palestinian territories.
In Santa Cruz, the complaints alleged the school didn't respond quickly enough to swastika graffiti on campus.
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Tornados fall in NCAA Regional to Augusta State, 91-73March 13, 2010
Roper scores 27 in Brevard loss
Augusta, Ga. – Two Jaguars finished with double-doubles and top-seeded Augusta State pulled away from eighth-seeded Brevard in a 91-73 victory over the Tornados in the quarterfinals of the 2010 NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Southeast Regional at Christenberry Fieldhouse.
The victory by the Jaguars moves them into the semifinal round of the 2010 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional where they will play the winner of the #4 Catawba-#5 Anderson game at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 14.
Augusta State is now 27-3 on the 2009-10 season. Brevard concludes one of its best seasons in school history with a 21-10 record.
Augusta State opened the game up on all cylinders with the region top-seeded Jaguars clinging to a 16-7 lead five minutes into the contest. The Jaguars began the game shooting 66.7 percent (6-for-9) from the field in the first five minutes of the contest.
Behind a 13-6 run over the next five minutes and two consecutive three-pointers from Shane Galloway the Tornados had cut the Jaguar lead to just two points at 22-20 with 9:49 left until intermission.
The Jaguars responded to Brevard's run by scoring seven straight points to push their lead back to nine points at 29-20 by the third media timeout of the first half at the 7:44 mark. A 9-5 run by Brevard over the next five minutes pulled the Tornado back to within five at 34-29 with just over two minutes remaining until the halftime break.
A jumper by Ben Madgen and a three-point play by Caleb Brown garnered Augusta State a 10-point 39-29 lead, but Brevard would close the first half on a 5-0 run to sit five behind the Jaguars at 39-34 at intermission.
Augusta State concluded the first half shooting 48.4 percent (15-for-31) as a team, while the Tornados ended the first half of play shooting exactly 40 percent (12-for-30).
Madgen and Smith accounted for 24 of Augusta State's 39 points in the half, while Jonathan Whitson and Josh Roper acquired 21 of Brevard's 34 points in the first stanza.
The Jaguars opened the second half on a 7-2 run to extend their lead back to 10 once again at 46-36 with 18:12 left in regulation.
The score would hover around the 10-point mark for the next 11 minutes before Daniel Dixon was able to secure Augusta State its largest lead of the game at the time at 13 points with a three-pointer at the 7:49 mark that set the score at 70-57 in Augusta State's favor.
The Tornados would not be able to get any closer down the stretch with the Jaguars pulling away for the 18-point, 91-73 victory.
Augusta State ended their efforts on Saturday evening shooting 50 percent (32-for-64) from the floor. Brevard finished its loss shooting 44.8 percent (26-for-58) as a team.
Braithwaite was the top performer for the Jaguars in their victory, collecting 20 points and 15 rebounds. Braithwaite obtained six of his 15 boards on the offensive glass.
Smith ended the Jaguar victory with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Madgen led Augusta State in total points with 22 points, while Greg Hire was the final Jaguar in double figures with 12 points.
Roper was the star for the Tornados in their first ever tournament appearance with the guard scoring a game-high 27 points. Roper shot 50 percent from the field and he was a perfect 8-for-8 from the charity stripe.
Brevard's Whitson was the final player in double figures. He had 15 points in total to finish out his career as Brevard College's leading scorer with 2,028 points and finishes as the Tornados all-time leading rebounder.


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Central, S.C. - The Brevard College softball team opened up their 2011 campaign with a pair of victories in a doubleheader sweep of the Southern Wesleyan Warriors on Wednesday at Varsity Field in Central, South Carolina. The Tornados were led by stellar pitching performances by senior, Martika Elmore (Fayetteville, N.C.) and freshman, Alyssa Miller (Davie, Fla.)
The Tornados picked up a win in game one 2-0 and won the nightcap 3-1 over the Warriors. With the pair of wins Brevard is now 2-0 on the season.
Game 1: Brevard 2, Southern Wesleyan 0
Box Score
The Tornados did all of their offensive damage in the top of the first inning when senior first baseman, Sarah Carlos (Eagle River, Alaska) led the game off with single to right field. Carlos advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by fellow senior, Kayla Dorsey (West Palm Beach, Fla.). Becca Curlee (Eagle River, Alaska) reached first on a walk following the sacrifice by Dorsey. Junior catcher, Chelsi Mallory (Mechanicsville, Va.) reached on an error by the Warriors' shortstop which allowed Carlos to come around and score the first run of the game for Brevard. Curlee scored when sophomore, Kayla Clemens (Sebring, Fla.) singled to left scoring the final run of the game for the Tornados.
Martika Elmore was good in the circle for Brevard. She pitched a complete game shutout while striking out 15 batters. Elmore moved to 1-0 on the season while scattering just two hits in the Tornados season-opening victory.
The Tornados had just three hits in the game, with two coming off of the bat of Clemens. She was 2-for-3 with an RBI, while Mallory added the only other RBI in the game. Carlos had the other hit for Brevard. She was 1-for-3 with a run scored.
Game 2: Brevard 3, Southern Wesleyan 1
Box Score
Between the Tornados and Warriors, there were just four hits in the first three and a half innings of play. However, the Warriors were able to strike first in the bottom of the fourth.
Megan James led off the bottom of the fourth with an infield single. After two outs, Kayla Galloway hit a two-out double to deep left field which scored Kelsey Mains who pinch-ran for James. Alyssa Miller was able to rally and get out of the inning without allowing any more runs to cross.
In the next half inning the Tornados were able to return-fire with three runs of their own. Meredith Davenport (High Point, N.C.) led off the top of the fifth with a double to left field. Brittany Jones (Fort Mill, S.C.) was able to reach on a fielding error by the Southern Wesleyan third baseman. Kayla Dorsey grounded out to the shortstop which allowed both runners to advance. Becca Curlee followed it up by popping up to the shortstop. With two down and runners at second and third, the stage was set for Chelsi Mallory. Mallory was able to belt a three-run homer to put Brevard up 3-1 which is where the score remained through the remaining inning and a half.
Alyssa Miller went the entire seven innings for the Tornados and struck out 11 batters. She surrendered seven hits and walked just two batters while moving to 1-0 in the first game of her collegiate career.
The Tornado softball team is back in action on Saturday, February 12th when they travel to Aiken, South Carolina to take on the Pacers of USC-Aiken. The doubleheader is set for 2 p.m. with the second game to start at 4 p.m.


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Selena Gomez Talks Taylor Swift's Friendship in NYLON February 2013
The trailer for "Spring Breakers" just hit the web this afternoon (January 17), and Selena Gomez continued to promote the film by covering the February 2013 issue of NYLON magazine.
The 20-year-old actress showed off her street style for the Marvin Scott Jarrett shot front page while dishing to the mag about her controversial flick and the pesky paparazzi.
Highlights from Miss Gomez's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to NYLON!
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"I think the paparazzi are over me because I'm so boring. I get to Topanga Mall and they're like, 'Why is she back at the same place?'"
On Spring Breakers:
"It was my first audition in years. I definitely felt that with my first stepping-out role, I should choose something that I could understand a little more. I was really nervous, but Harmony took a chance with me. He said, 'You live in this bubble, and I'm going to take you out of it, but you have to trust me.'"
On her everyday life:
"I'm having fun. At the end of the day, love is such a normal thing, and everyone deals with it. Just because it's a different lifestyle doesn't change the meaning of what I've been raised on, which is fairy tales."
On her relationship with Taylor Swift:
"We both experienced the same things at the same time. But we've never once talked about our industry. She just became the person I'd go to for an issue with my family or boyfriend. It's so hard to trust girls, so I'm lucky to have her."
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Arcade Fire frontman responds to graffiti complaint
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Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler is apologizing to a fan who felt "used" by the band's recent graffiti campaign leading up to the release of their new single, "Reflektor."
In an article for Slate.com, writer Ian Dille says the picture framing shop his wife works at in Austin, Texas was vandalized when the "Reflektor" logo was spray painted on an outside wall and then later covered with Arcade Fire posters.
Dille called the "guerrilla marketing" scheme immature and socially irresponsible. But Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler quickly responded to Dille's accusations with a handwritten note.
He said he was really sorry that Dille and his wife had to put up with that, explaining that the logos were only supposed to be put up with water soluble paint or chalk so they would eventually wash away in the rain. But Butler points out that it isn't always possible to control every tiny detail of such a large-scale campaign.
The "Reflektor" logos showed up in cities all over the world. Butler says they were inspired by Haitian veve drawings, which are done in chalk or in the dirt. Arcade Fire's "Reflektor" album is due out Ocotber 29th.
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bringing home the prey
August 11th 2007
This is just a fraction of what I brought home with me from my last trip to Cotonou. I had only traveled with very few clothes and one pair of shoes so I could fill up my big hardshell suitcase with as many records as possible.
When I hauled my suitcase onto the scale at the check-in counter, the crust on my shredded arm (see bruised in Benin) broke open. The scale said 95 pounds and the check-in attendant said "Non!".
I had to open up my suitcase right there, take out some stacks of records and try to fit them into my already bursting carry-on bags all the while bleeding profusely from the busted up wound on my arm.
It was nasty! People behind me were starting to freak out, they had waited in line for at least an hour and now there was this maniac blocking the check-in counter, bleeding all over the place and mumbling obscenities in a foreign language.
Of course, after I was done, my carry-on luggage was way too big and heavy according to regulations but it took surprising little arguing and only a rather slim bribe to solve the problem, I guess my blood smeared appearance and the unruly crowd behind me made the attendant want to solve this situation just as quickly as myself.


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OMG! Trampoline!
this only takes 6 minutes and you'll be happier for it.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
The mind of the believer stagnates. It fails to grow outward into an unlimited, infinite universe.
has anyone ever seen Genki Sudo's music videos? pretty damn good!
The mind of the believer stagnates. It fails to grow outward into an unlimited, infinite universe.
unfortunately i just caught the ending of an eastenders episode, how unbelievably stupidly shit has it gotten. It was a boxing scene, and of course boxings shown as completely brutal. it went as so.....
lad getting battered to the point the whole crowd are screaming it to stop yet somehow the ref keeps it going (cos that really happens!), then the corner throw in the towl but the crafty opponent kicks it out and the fight continues (seriously!?), then of course after getting completely battered the lad being beaten ends up winning by an amazing KO....of which apparently makes another character loose their money....to top it off the underdog winner then collapses and starts convulsing...que dramatic eastenders ending DUN DUN......
People still watch this WANK?
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
non-threadworthy poker post again.
Dusk Till Dawn Grand Prix this week.
Day 1a-1g Sat 14th-Fri 20th
Day 2 Sat 21st
Day 3 Sun 22nd.
I played saturday and narrowly missed out on passage to day 2, but as it's a re-entry tournament, I could take another shot.
Played Sunday too and got through to Day 2.
Go back 2pm saturday for a crack at £40k 1st prize.
"I was running at around 7.30am in the snow in my local park this cold Sunday morning, when a dog came running up behind intent on attacking me! I instinctively put my hands by my chin and looked at it right in the eyes.. It stopped, stared at me and reluctantly changed its mind! Man I'm really in the fight training zone! I'm the BAD your mummy warned you about!"
I'm playing the biggest poker tournament of my life this week.
The UKIPT at Dusk Till Dawn in Nottingham,
£770 buy in
£1,000,000 prize pool
approx £200,000 for 1st
I'm playing Day 1b (thursday) followed hopefully by Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Also playing (today in day 1a) is one Terrence Etim
I couldn't find an "introduce yourself" thread so I've brought in here. Hi!


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The Australian premiere of Satellite Boy made for a unique screening at Somerville auditorium; not only were kids running around giggling, screaming and playing chase in between the patrons, but those very kids appeared on the giant screen nestled between the pine trees moments later.
The first-time actors, 12-year-old Cameron Wallaby from Fitzroy and 13-year-old Joseph Pedley from Broome, flew into Perth with director Catriona McKenzie for the premiere, which was also the first Western Australian film ever shown at the 61-year-old Perth International Arts Festival.
It was the first time the boys had seen each other in quite some time and their innocent nonchalance for the rigidity of usual protocol was a perfect introduction for a film about friendship and love overcoming economic interests.
"Satellite Boy is about a little boy that has to make a decision about the sort of person he wants to be. It's an allegorical tale about what it is to be alive and the choices you make," said McKenzie.
"David Gulpilil plays the grandfather who's trying to teach young Pete traditional knowledge and Pete doesn't really want to know.
"But then Pete goes on a journey to save his home [from mining development] and he's faced with all the stuff his grandfather was trying to teach him that he rejected and it actually saves his life when they get lost in the desert. So he's faced with this interesting sort of mirror of 'oh, actually my grandfather loves me and was trying to help me'. It opens his heart to what it is to love someone."
The premiere was something of an early birthday present for the young star Wallaby, who celebrates his thirteenth birthday today; a long way from the boab tree McKenzie found him under during her swag-laden search throughout the Kimberley.
"We were in Fitzroy Crossing and saw a little boy out playing with the boab nuts under a tree and said 'Go on, get in there, have a go,' and it was really a chance thing," McKenzie said.
"He was so natural and has this incredible imagination and he took me on this journey; he turned this room in a community centre into the bush."
For Wallaby and Pedley, their mutual learning experience bonded them and has encouraged them to pursue future film opportunities.
"With the help of Cameron I felt at home," Pedley said.
"It was a good experience with Cameron because we were both in the same boat. He didn't do a film before and I didn't and so we could help each other.
"If I was feeling down, if he was feeling down, I would always encourage him and he would always encourage me to keep going.
"It's a good experience, acting, and if the opportunity comes again I'll take it but just gonna focus on school til then."
The feature, which cost $2.5 million, was the first to ever be filmed in the Kimberley's beautiful Bungle Bungles.
With the Toronto International Film Festival already under its belt and another festival (yet to be revealed) on the horizon, it's bound to function just as much as a tourism ad as anything else.
"WA is a very special place and the Kimberley is the jewel of that," McKenzie said.
The film is bound to touch a nerve with Australians, who know all too well the tale of mining companies encroaching on Aboriginal land, but McKenzie insisted the movie isn't meant to spark debate.
"I didn't want it to be a political film," she said.
"I wanted to tell a story that was very simple but very universal so it didn't matter whether you were in Japan or Russia or anywhere in the world. The relationship between grandson and grandfather is universal, anyone can relate to that.
"It's a bit of heart and a bit of spirit and a bit of luck."
Satellite Boy shows December 10 – 16 at Somerville and December 18 – 23 at Joondalup Pines as part of the Lotterywest Film Festival.
Tickets are $16, available on the door or online.


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Media got it wrong again, reporting the story of the headless chicken once more rather than the miracle of grace. Lady Gaga was the headless chicken that captured all the headlines this week when she donned that $100 meat rag for the VMA Awards. First Madonna, then Britney Spears, and now Lady Gaga. They comprise [Read More…]
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CSA Men's Championship - Final Bracket
WALLINGFORD, CONN. – Penn men's squash (5-12, 2-6 Ivy) dropped its final match of the season on Sunday afternoon. The Quakers fell, 5-4, in a very tight Hoehn Cup consolation final to No. 15 Bates (15-10, 7-3 NESCAC). The Red and Blue and Cougars have split the season series, 1-1, and Penn now leads the all-time series, 5-1.
The match was an extremely close one in which three of Penn's five losses came in the full five games. At the third position, Liam Quinn (6-11, 2-6) fell to Walter Cabot despite coming back from being down 2-0 to force a fifth game. Another freshman, Augie Frank (4-13, 2-6) dropped his match at No. 4 to R.J. Keating in five, and has now spilt the season series against Keating, 1-1 – Frank won the match in Penn's season-opener in four games. Michael Mutscheller (2-12, 0-4) was the other Quaker to be defeated in five games, falling to Andy Cannon at the fifth position.
Three of the Red and Blue's four victories came in the bottom three positions on the ladder, and at No. 2 from Derek Chilvers (5-13, 2-6). The junior finished the season strong, winning his last two matches, this one over Kristian Muldoon in straight games, 3-0. Tyler Odell (11-6, 5-3) finished his outstanding freshman campaign with back-to-back victories as well, topping Filip Michalsky at the seventh position in four games. After getting a late start to the season, Justin Ang (6-4, 4-2) finished his junior year with two consecutive wins, defeating Caran Arora in the full five games at No. 8. At the ninth position Daniel Judd (11-6, 5-3) matched Odell for the most wins on the Quakers' roster this season, defeating David Born in straight games.
Several Quakers will be back in action for the final time next weekend when they travel to Hartford, Conn. for the CSA Individual championships. Daily updates will be available on PennAthletics.com.
Full Results
Bates 5, Penn 4
No. 1: Ahmed Abdel Khalek (B) def. Danny Greenberg (P) 3-0, (11-3, 11-0, 11-6)
No. 2: Derek Chilvers (P) def. Kristian Muldoon (B) 3-0, (11-4, 12-10, 11-1)
No. 3: Walter Cabot (B) def. Liam Quinn (P) 3-2, (11-9, 11-7, 8-11, 7-11, 11-3)
No. 4: R.J. Keating (B) def. Augie Frank (P) 3-2, (4-11, 11-5, 8-11, 11-5, 11-8)
No. 5: Andy Cannon (B) def. Michael Mutscheller (P) 3-2, (11-4, 12-14, 7-11, 11-7, 11-8)
No. 6: Nabil Saleem (B) def. Jack Maine (P) 3-1, (10-12, 11-7, 11-7, 11-7)
No. 7: Tyler Odell (P) def. Filip Michalsky (B) 3-1, (11-5, 9-11, 11-8, 11-6)
No. 8: Justin Ang (P) def. Caran Arora (B) 3-2, (11-9, 11-8, 8-11, 7-11, 11-6)
No. 9: Daniel Judd (P) def. David Born (B) 3-0, (11-6, 11-6, 12-10)


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Growing SC's economy one connection at a time
By Jeff Stensland, email@example.com, 803-777-3686
The University of South Carolina—the state's only Carnegie Tier 1 institution of Very High Research Activity—is bolstering its efforts to help create a more diversified economy, grow knowledge and technology-based jobs and make South Carolina more competitive nationally and globally.
The new Office of Economic Engagement—dedicated to fostering statewide economic growth through increased commercialization of cutting edge research, connecting new and existing businesses with university resources and creating an environment where entrepreneurial students, faculty and staff can thrive—will serve as a single point of contact for anyone who wants to partner with the university to meet those goals.
"The name 'economic engagement' stems from our desire to engage with business, government and community economic development stakeholders," said USC President Harris Pastides. "It is my belief, that through intensified economic engagement, we will better meet the needs of South Carolinians."
"USC has taken an active role in forming business and industry partnerships," said Pastides. "We want to leverage our momentum by integrating our activities under one central office and providing a portal for others who want to connect with our human and intellectual capital."
The new office streamlines existing functions and will:
--Serve as a liaison to connect businesses with USC's intellectual property assets;
--Act as the single coordinating point of contact for economic development organizations;
--Coordinate with centers and institutes at USC dedicated to program-specific entrepreneurship (Moore School of Business' Faber Entrepreneurship Center, Kennedy Pharmacy Innovation Center at the South Carolina College of Pharmacy) as well as strengthening research ties with existing industry, such as aerospace;
--Manage current and future Innovista district facilities dedicated to commercializing USC research, including the IdeaLabs;
--Provide mentoring and technical assistance to budding companies;
--Lead the new Council for USC Economic Engagement, a group consisting of representatives from USC's eight campus system.
The office resulted from a twelve month process in which strategic thinkers from USC and Blue Cross/Blue Shield met to evaluate economic opportunities and discover new strategies for economic engagement. The team evaluated economic development best practices at more than 75 U.S. public research universities.
William D. "Bill" Kirkland will serve as executive director for the new office. Kirkland was managing partner of the South Carolina based LK Global Consulting, which provides early-stage companies with strategic and operational planning, business development and investor management. He also served as the President & CEO of Collexis Holdings Inc, in executive management positions with IBM and Pfizer and is currently executive director and entrepreneur in residence of the USC-Columbia Technology Incubator.
"I'm thrilled and honored to be asked by Dr. Pastides to lead USC's new Office of Economic Engagement," Kirkland said. "As the state's flagship university, USC has a special role to play in creating an environment that encourages economic growth through innovation. I know from personal experience that great things can happen when you match talented, creative people with the right businesses."
In the last 5 years, USC has filed more than 400 invention disclosures on behalf of faculty, applied for more than 250 new patent applications with 66 US patents issued and executed 86 licenses representing 120 technologies. There 28 active startup companies using university technologies, and Columbia was recently named one of the best small cities for young entrepreneurs and one the fastest growing cities for new technology jobs.
Don Herriot, who led USC's Innovista for the past three years, said the new office will help build on recent successes, such as the arrival of Nephron Pharmaceuticals, American Specialty Health and Selah Genomics to the Midlands.
"We're extremely proud of the progress we've made so far, and this new office will make it easier than ever for new ventures and existing businesses to tap into the resources USC has to offer," Herriot said.
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Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark
The woe-plagued, $75-million musical based on the Marvel superhero ends its long, strange journey (grisly injuries, Julie Taymor fired, 183 previews) as a moderately enjoyable show that is still a hotchpotch of rock, circus and romantic comedy. You care about Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson more, but the show is still dragged down by plot holes and a lumbering, bland score by Bono and the Edge.—David Cote
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Iguana Saved By Salt Lake Firefighters
Salt Lake City firefighters made an unusual rescue this week, when an iguana ended up in a 50-foot tree.
The pet's owner called the fire department, after the reptile crawled out a window, across a balcony, and into the tree, from a 5th story apartment.
Fire crews spent a little under an hour rescuing the iguana.
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Classical Civilizations and Their Legacies
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Downtown pizza joint robbed twice in 2 weeks
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
A downtown pizza place has been robbed twice within two weeks.
Sunday, September 8, Charleston Pizza Co. on Ashley Avenue was robbed around 11:30 p.m.
According to the Charleston Police department, three juveniles robbed Charleston Pizza Co. while a fourth stood lookout. An employee's wallet was also taken.
Monday, September 9, Police say they arrested four juveniles, aged 13-to-15-years-old.
Three are charged with armed robbery and possession of a firearm during a violent crime. The fourth juvenile is charged with armed robbery. They are being held at the juvenile detention center.
Charleston Pizza Co. was also robbed on Friday, July 31 by two males armed with a rifle.
At this time, detectives have not connected the two robberies.
If you have any information about either crime, you are asked to call Crimestoppers at 554-1111.
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