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Call it pre-fireworks pyromania. The headlines flared across the front pages of the dailies the day before the glorious Fourth. The Tennessean screamed that the mayor was "cool" to the Church Street master plan, which had been unveiled to the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. Not to be outdone, the headline in the Nashville Banner blazed: "Preservation director draws fire."
The Banner's report concerned the petition being circulated by developer Jerry Free to oust Metro Historical Commission director Ann Reynolds. Free claims that Reynolds "wants to run the whole city. Would she rather have Planet Hollywood, or the vacant Alamo building? We need a modern historian, not someone who's been there for 12 years frustrating the developers. We're trying to get chain companies to come here and spend millions renovating older buildings."
Free and his clients may have spent millions, but they didn't exactly spend their money on "renovation." This is the guy who demolished buildings on Second Avenue South to make room for the Crab House restaurant. This is also the guy whose Rhea Station project on Second Avenue North failed to qualify for federal tax credits granted to rehab properties in National Register districts. Rhea Station, particularly its contemporary-style windows, flunked the Secretary of the Interior's standards for appropriate historical renovation.
Free is aiming at the wrong target. The Metro Historical Commission does not have the authority to determine who does or does not receive a tax credit from the feds. Free should be circulating a petition to impeach Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt.
Especially ludicrous is Free's implication that Nashville could have a lot more chain stores in The District if Reynolds would just take a walk. It is hard to imagine how. Second Avenue North is already clogged with Hooter's, McDonald's, Laser Quest, The Melting Pot, Wendy's, the Spaghetti Factory, O'Charley's, Baskin Robbins, and Hard Rock Cafe. Broadway now has the Big River Brewery and Planet Hollywood, along with rumors that Landry's Steakhouse, Pat O'Brien's, and NASCAR Cafe are on the way.
Ironically, Free's attack on Reynolds has helped the public understand that the Metro Historical Commission staff is in the untenable position having to safeguard preservation by means of a complex negotiation process. The commission must wheedle and cajole without the legal support of historic zoning. The resulting situation demonizes developer and preservationist alike.
Clear guidelines about what can and cannot be done in The District would enable developers to decide between renovating a historic building or starting from scratch in a location where a giant globe would not be a problemsay, on Nolensville Road. Firm guidelines would also give the Historical Commission some muscle.
Mayor Phil Bredesen has been paying lip service to the goal of historic zoning for Second Avenue since 1993, when he expressed his support for the concept in an interview with the Scene. We're still waiting.
In the meantime, Free should thank the Lord that, in the wake of his petition, his effigy wasn't toasted on the Woodland Street Bridge as part of the Independence Day celebration. And Reynolds is advised to start planning her own canonization.
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The designers of the Church Street master plan probably wish that Jerry Free would attack them. All-out warfare would be preferable to the confusion that's resulted from Mayor Bredesen's lack of enthusiasm for their efforts.
Bredesen is "cool" to two aspects of the Church Street plan: repaving to straighten out the street and make traffic two-way and the location of a new main branch of Nashville's public library at the western end of downtown Church Street.
Anyone searching for clues to the mayor's lack of enthusiasm for repaving Church Street need look no further than The Tennessean's article accompanying the main story on the plan. Headlined "Traffic plan would undo a 1970s solution," the article featured a photograph of 1970s Mayor Richard Fulton. The silver-haired Fulton, as Nashville's senior statesman, remains very popular. Political junkies citywide are betting that Fulton will run for mayor in 1999, provided Bredesen can't and doesn't enter the race.
Our current mayor may have grown up as a businessman, but he is now a politician. Insiders at the courthouse say Bredesen does not want to advocate undoing what his predecessor spent $1.5 million to accomplish two decades ago. It's a question of mayoral etiquette.
Meanwhile, it's the mayor's planning philosophy that leads him to be less than enthusiastic about building a new public library across from the Doctors' and Bennie Dillon buildings. Bredesen came away from the Mayor's Institute on City Design, held in April at Harvard, with two realizations: 1. that Nashville did not have a true town center; and 2. that a "Library Square" could create one.
The institute also confirmed Bredesen's long-held belief in urban planning by concentration, in pinpointing areas ripe for redevelopment, and beginning public works projects to serve as catalysts. That's what he has done with the arena, and it's what he wants to do with the stadium and a new library.
No one can deny that the arena has driven the revitalization of The District, or that its flying-saucer profile has inspired visions of a new city south of Broadway. But urban places are a mixture of anchors and infill, of big boxes carefully knit into a supporting fabric. The mayor seems to think that if you build an anchor at a central place, then the infill will automatically follow.
Modern retail does not work this way. Any shopping mall planner knows that you must carefully concoct the distribution of anchors and infill to achieve a successful blend. Mall planners place department stores at either end of a climate-controlled pedway to draw people through the entire stretch of consumer possibilities. The in-between space, down to the potted plants and the concrete benches, is laid out with almost scientific precision.
Cities cannot be planned this rigorously, because no one developer controls a downtown. To take the place of a controlling owner, progressive cities are establishing specific zoning and design guidelines in hopes of reducing the potential for failure.
The Church Street master plan is a step in that direction. The design team for the plan has tried to fine-tune the mix of anchors and infill. Previous efforts to revive the street have taken a more scattershot approacha Church Street Centre here, new sidewalks thereand they have flopped.
According to design team member architect Seab Tuck, the group situated a possible library as the anchor for the western end of Church Street in order to accommodate the library's driving as well as walking patrons. "If the library is close to the interstate, it means that drivers don't have to negotiate as much downtown traffic. The users will not be tourists, so there's no reason to put the library in the heart of the tourist area. We also want to pull the walkers the length of the street."
Tuck admits that the mayor prefers to locate the library on the courthouse parking lot or on the former site of the Cain-Sloan department store. But he insists that the courthouse lot is "tight" and he questions whether "the Cain-Sloan lot is big enough. There's no room for a plaza, which seems to me to be a necessary part of a town square."
Nashville once had a town square surrounding the Courthouse, but we destroyed it early in the 1970s. A "Library Square" is an admirable concept, a way to create some citizen involvement in a downtown awash with tourists. The linkage of Nashville's two worlds is OK, if it's not taken too literally. Maybe we should sacrifice the abstract concept of a town center for the specifics of a Church Street that works.


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Adrian Peterson often describes his running style as "famine, famine, feast," meaning he might get a yard here, lose a yard there and then dart 80 yards for a touchdown. Last season, it seemed as if there was a lot of famine when it came to the carries by the Vikings running back.
That's where our friends at ProFootballFocus.com enter the picture. The folks at this site produce NFL statistics and player gradings by watching every game on a play-by-play basis. Among the things they tracked was how many carries for zero or no yards each running back had in 2009.
Turns out Peterson wasn't in the top-five but he did finish in the top-10 in the league in this category.
According to ProFootballFocus, Peterson had 87 rushing attempts (out of 365 in the regular season and playoffs) on which he gained no yards or lost yardage. That meant 23.8 percent of the time Peterson had these types of runs, the ninth most (or worst) in the NFL.
Interestingly, the player who had the fourth-most carries for no yards or a loss of yards was Peterson's backup, former Viking Chester Taylor. Taylor gained no yards or lost yards on 26.2 percent of his attempts. ProFootballFocus has Taylor with 27 such carries on 103 carries.
Atop the list was Indianapolis' Donald Brown, who was at 29.8 percent (28 carries of no yards or lost yardage of 94 attempts). Houston's Steve Slaton was No. 2 (29 percent); San Francisco's Glen Coffee was No. 3 (26.5 percent); and the Giants' Ahmad Bradshaw was No. 5 (25.2 percent).
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Willie Whitelaw, a genial old buffer who served as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's deputy for many years, once accused the Labor Party of going around Britain stirring up apathy.
Mr. Whitelaw's apparent paradox is, in fact, a shrewd political insight and all the sharper for being accidental. Big government depends, in large part, on going around the country stirring up apathy - creating the sense that problems are so big, so complex, so intractable that even attempting to think about them for yourself gives you such a splitting headache it's easier to shrug and accept as given the proposition that only government can deal with them.
Take health care. Have you read any of these health care plans? Of course not. They're huge and turgid and unreadable. Unless you're a health care lobbyist, a health care think-tanker, a health care correspondent or some other fellow who is paid directly or indirectly to plough through this stuff, why bother? None of the senators whose names are on the bills have read 'em; why should you?
You can understand why they drag on a bit. If you attempt to devise a health care "plan" for 300 million people, it's bound to get a bit complicated. But a health care plan for you, Joe Schmoe of 27 Elm St., didn't use to be that complicated, did it? Let's say you carelessly drop Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's health care plan on your foot and it breaks your toe. In the old days, you would go to your doctor (or, indeed, believe it or not, have him come to you); he would patch you up; and you would write him a check. That's the way it was in most of the developed world within living memory. Now, under the guise of "insurance," various third parties intercede between the doctor and your checkbook, and to this the government proposes adding a massive federal bureaucracy, in the interests of "controlling costs." The British National Health Service is the biggest employer not just in the United Kingdom, but in the whole of Europe. Care to estimate the size and budget of a U.S. health bureaucracy?
According to U.N. figures, life expectancy in the United States is 78 years; in the United Kingdom, it's 79 - yay, go socialized health care! On the other hand, in Albania, where the entire population chain-smokes and the health care system involves swimming to Italy, life expectancy is still 71 years - or about where America's was a generation or so back. Once you get childhood mortality under control and observe basic hygiene and lifestyle precautions, the health "system" is relatively marginal.
One notes that even in Somalia, which still has high childhood mortality, not to mention a state of permanent civil war, functioning government has collapsed, and yet life expectancy has increased from 49 to 55. Maybe if government were to collapse entirely in Washington, our life expectancy would show equally remarkable gains. Just thinking outside the box here.
When President Obama tells you he's "reforming" health care to "control costs," the point to remember is that the only way to control costs in health care is to have less of it.
In a government system, the doctor, the nurse, the janitor and the assistant deputy associate director of cost-control system management all have to be paid every Friday, so the sole means of controlling costs is to restrict the patient's access to treatment.
In the province of Quebec, patients with severe incontinence - i.e., they're in the bathroom 12 times a night - wait three years for a simple 30-minute procedure. True, Quebecers have a year or two on Americans in the life-expectancy hit parade, but if you're making 12 trips a night to the john 365 nights a year for three years, in terms of life-spent-outside-the-bathroom expectancy, an uninsured Vermonter may actually come out ahead.
As Louis XV is said to have predicted, "Apres moi, le deluge" - which seems as incisive an observation as any on a world in which freeborn citizens of the wealthiest societies in human history are content to rise from their beds every half-hour every night and traipse to the toilet for yet another flush simply because a government bureaucracy orders them to do so. Health is potentially a big-ticket item, but so is a house and a car, and most folks manage to handle those without a Government Accommodation Plan or a Government Motor Vehicles System - or, at any rate, they did in pre-bailout America.
More important, there is a cost to governmentalizing every responsibility of adulthood - and it is, in Mr. Whitelaw's phrase, the stirring up of apathy. If you wander 'round Liverpool or Antwerp, Hamburg or Lyons, the fatalism is palpable. In the United Kingdom, once the crucible of freedom, civic life is all but dead: In Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, some three-quarters of the economy is government spending; a malign alliance between state bureaucrats and state dependents has corroded democracy, perhaps irreparably.
In England, the ground ceded to the worst sociopathic pathologies advances every day - and the latest report on "the seven evils" afflicting an ever more unlovely land blames "poverty" and "individualism," failing to understand that if you remove the burdens of individual responsibility while loosening all restraint on individual hedonism, the vaporization of the public space is all but inevitable. In Ontario, Christine Elliott, a candidate for the leadership of the so-called Conservative Party, is praised by the media for offering a more emollient conservatism predicated on "the need to take care of vulnerable people."
Look, by historical standards, we're loaded: We have TVs and iPods and machines to wash our clothes and our dishes. We're the first society in which a symptom of poverty is obesity: Every man his own William Howard Taft. Of course, we're "vulnerable": By definition, we always are.
But to demand a government organized on the principle of pre-emptively "taking care" of potential vulnerabilities is to make all of us, in the long run, far more vulnerable. A society of children cannot survive, no matter how all-embracing the government nanny.
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NEVER WIRE MONIES TO ANYONE. PLEASE CALL US IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS!!! 1- 800-339-3424. Honeymoon Hideaway is a one bedroom honeymoon cabin with cathederal ceilings located between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. It is close to all the attractions in Pigeon Forge: Dollywood, Splash Country, Country Tonight, Hatfield and McCoy show, Wonder Works, The Track and Restaurants and Pancake Houses. It is also close to downtown Gatlinburg: Gatlinburg Convention Center, Space Needle, Upscale Restaurants, Ober Gatlinburg, Cades Cove and The Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
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Ireland's Energy Minister Eamon Ryan recently called for research on the benefits of Ireland adopting the Central European time zone. The minister also suggested that such a proposal could apply to the United Kingdom too.
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If Ireland's clocks were to permanently move one hour forward in the future, Ireland would be on Central European Time (CET), which is UTC+1, in the non-daylight saving period and Central European Summer Time (CEST), which is UTC+2, during DST.
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Ireland's Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Eamon Ryan, publicly announced that he would consider the possibility of the Republic of Ireland turning the clocks one hour ahead to the Central European time zone. He also hinted that such a proposal could also apply to the United Kingdom.
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owed for fiscal year 2011 and over $356,600 is owed for fiscal year 2012. Smith then announced the following upcoming events: tonight, September 27th a fund raiser will be held to benefit the elementary school at Monical's Pizza; Thursday, September 29th Senator Adam Kinsinger will be at Jefferson School at 2 p.m. to read a "House Mouse" book to the students and to discuss laws and legislation with school board members; the public is invited; Monday, October 24th at 5 p.m. at Logan Jr. High State Senator Darin LaHood and Representative Don Moffitt will meet with board members to discuss the state of education in Illinois before the upcoming veto session. The regular school board meeting will be held that evening at 6:30 p.m.; and on Saturday, October 29th the PES Plays group will hold a fundraiser with proceeds to go towards new playground equipment.
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You're curious about the title, right? That's good. You may not believe this story. That's okay though. Abby knows it's true and so do Dale and Burt and Grant. Or maybe you were at Snarko 20 years ago and know that all this really did happen.
Ever since I was a little girl, I kept track of my days in my journals. Each September, I smoothed my hands across the blank pages of my new journal, wondering what words would take shape to tell the stories of the new year ahead.
The Snarko journals lay in a box for many years. I knew someday they'd lead to a book. Why did I wait so long to write it? I'm not sure. Maybe the memories first needed to gather dust in the darkness. Well, it's time to lift the lid on the box and bring the story into the light.
As I said, you may not believe what I've written. But if you think about what's going on in far too many schools around the country, maybe you will. No headline, no matter how gruesome, shocks me. After all, I survived Snarko.
The Brothers Grimm would love this place, I thought, as I drove up to the school. Built in the 1890s, it was the quintessential medieval stone castle. Surely the Knights of the Round Table were gathered just inside to greet me. I love old buildings, and this one, with its Romanesque arches and sweeping curves, fired up my imagination.
Abby was waiting for me at the main entrance when I arrived early this morning. As long as I am with her, the sun is always shining. Even in her late forties, she is still the all-American girl: tall, blonde, energetic, ready at the drop of a hat to jet off on a safari or load her gear into the car to spend a day in the woods painting.
But this morning, her green eyes, usually dancing with mischief, were blazing angrily. Her lips pressed into a grim line. She waved an envelope toward me as soon as I walked up the stairs.
"I couldn't wait for you to get here. Let's go to my car," she said, clutching my arm. "We can't talk here. I swear I could kill her with my bare hands right now!"
"What's wrong? What happened?" I said as we hurried toward the parking lot.
A pulse in my throat began to throb.
"You won't believe this," she said through clenched teeth. We got in her car and she thrust the envelope toward me. "I just found it in my mailbox. All of us from Evanswood got one."
Inside was a letter from Vanessa.
I read it once, twice, even a third time.
The words blurred. The heat wrapped its fingers around my throat.
No, no, this can't happen.
Even as I drifted in my head, I knew what was happening to me. Fear of blood tests used to trigger this vasovagal response. Ghastly sounding words for a ghastly feeling. Even as I squirmed and fought against fainting, I knew I was spiraling toward a brief loss of consciousness caused by a sudden drop in my heart rate and blood pressure.
I closed my eyes. The world tilted. Memories of being flipped by a wave in the ocean at Manasquan swept through me. Disoriented, plummeting to the bottom in the grip of the undertow, tossed like a rag doll as the water and sand filled my mouth, eyes, and lungs.
"Jane! Jane! Are you okay?" From far away, Abby's words swirled around my head. "Oh, my God! Jane! Shall I call 911?"
Breathe, I told myself. You have to breathe. Inhale. Exhale. Just like in yoga. Breathe! Slowly, slowly, the tumbling stopped. I didn't faint. Sighing, I opened my eyes. Leaning my head back against the seat, I turned to Abby. She was eggshell white.
I didn't need a mirror to know I was bleached of all color. Soaked in sweat, my hair matted against my head, I swallowed and focused on trying to breathe evenly.
"I'm okay now, Abby. Really, I am." The words clumped like glue in my mouth.
"Are you crazy? How can you tell me not to worry? I thought you were going to faint or, oh, my God, have a seizure," Abby said. She reached for a bottle of water on the back seat.
I drained the whole bottle and looked at her. She listened while I told her all about my vasovagal reactions in the past.
"So, we have Vanessa to blame for this right?" she asked.
I sighed. "I haven't had one of these for years."
"Oh, Jane," Abby said, reaching for my hand. "How can I help you? Do you need a doctor? Do you want me to drive you home? Do you want me to call Burt?"
I squeezed her hand. "I'll be okay in a few minutes."
"How could she have done this?" I finally said. "All the plans. All the promises. All the excitement." I felt them slipping away like sand through my fingers.
"Yeah, we really did believe Vanessa could spin straw into gold, didn't we?" Abby said.
I'd better tell you the backstory even though I hate to think about it. It makes me feel like a lemming. A stupid lemming at that.
For 10 years Abby and I had been on her faculty at Evanswood Elementary School. Court-ordered busing had brought about the restructuring of several small districts into a large one soon beset with problems ranging from panicky middle class flight to the private schools to racial clashes among blacks, whites, and Hispanics. It didn't take long before a bumbling, top heavy bureaucracy contributed to the district's reputation as an educational laughingstock. But Abby and I escaped many of the problems because we were with Vanessa. Her brilliant leadership had created a pocket of excellence in the bubbling cauldron of troubled schools. It was no secret that every elementary teacher in town wanted a spot on her faculty.
When Abby and I found out that Vanessa was transferred to Garrett T. Snarko Elementary, we were stunned. The thought of losing her to Snarko was unbearable. It really was. Snarko! Yes, it looked like a splendid castle, but its reputation was so abysmal. But when Vanessa asked us if we'd like to transfer there with her, we jumped at the chance. We were convinced we could help her breathe life into something that had been long neglected. And there was more. Here's the icing on the cake.
This year the spotlight was on the state's nearly rock bottom writing scores. The students' poor skills opened the door for Abby and me to establish a writing program that was the first of its kind. We were ecstatic about team-teaching to double classes in the school's library. We gladly volunteered the whole summer to design a program for students in grades one through five. Abby had taught lower elementary grades for twenty-three years, and I had twenty-seven years' experience teaching English in grades four through eight.
Sure, reading is essential. But teaching writing is like dabbling in alchemy. Creating magic with words.
So, it's time to tell you what was in that letter, isn't it? Quite simply, Vanessa had jumped ship! She had chosen not to accept the position as principal of Snarko after all. No explanation. No apology. Just good-bye and good luck.
Abby looked at the letter again.
Never in more than a million years would we have voluntarily transferred to Snarko if we had suspected for even one second that Vanessa wouldn't be here with us.
I poked my finger at the letter. "Look, it gets worse," I said, my voice breaking. "Did you see that Vanessa mentions the new principal is Hannah Kilmer?"
Abby groaned and closed her eyes. "I know. I know."
"Hannah's been a kindergarten teacher at that tiny school out in the boonies for years, and those dimwitted bureaucrats downtown assigned her to Snarko as her first job as a principal," I said.
A slide show unfolded in my mind. I'm powerless in a classroom filled with kids overturning desks, hurling books, chasing each other, laughing, hooting, screaming, cursing, mocking me, ignoring me.
The world tilted. The air around me darkened, and I could swear my heart splintered.
"What are we going to do?" Abby slowly bit off each word.
I felt hollow.
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"His first love was always football, and it was no surprise when he moved to the USA to coach professionally.
– Tarleton Corinthians' statement"Jonesy still played for Tarleton when he came home in the close season; he always wanted a game with the boys! Always 'one of the lads' himself, he could be relied upon to share a joke and was a particularly popular member of the squad.
"He was well respected by the players and leagues with whom he played.
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– John Parkinson, treasurer of Tarleton Corinthians"We are trying to come to terms with it. He was a genuine lad, no trouble. He was not a lad who would look for trouble or anything like that. He is not the sort of lad that would be up to no good...it's a big shock to us. We are stunned."
Michael Jones was a youth team coach at the New York Red Bulls. He was stabbed in the neck and chest in the early hours of Sunday morning
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Read the full story– Chief Superintendent Nikki Holland, Merseyside Police"This was a despicable incident that has left an elderly man traumatised.
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"We take these types of incidents extremely seriously and urge anyone who may have seen a man acting suspiciously in the area either around the time of the incident, or in the days prior to the offence, to call us so we can take action against the offender."
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It happened on Wednesday night in Southport.
The victim, 83, was attacked between 11.45pm and midnight in his home, on Manchester Road.
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Maryville got two, Heritage got one and William Blount got one that really mattered to the Lady Govs Tuesday as the District 4-AAA get together sent Lenoir City home as the only without a match victory on this side of the river. WB played host to the pairing that brought district travel partners Maryville and Heritage to Marvin Boring Gymnasium to face the Lady Govs and travel partner LC.
Maryville (5-7 District 4-AAA) started with a three-set rally win over William Blount, 22-25, 25-21, 25-22 and ended with a victory over Lenoir City (25-20, 25-18).
"Getting two wins is exciting and it was important for the morale of the girls," Maryville coach Nichole Dzikus said.
The Lady Govs took the first game 25-22 as Turner Courtney delivered the final tip over hands reaching for a block. WB kept that enthusiasm in the first of its two rivalry matches, taking leads at 15-8 and 20-14 before the Lady Rebels rallied. Maryville tied it at 20 and 21 before running off the final four points to tie the match. Madison Coulter put Maryville ahead to stay on one of her seven kills on 14 hits. Mary Kate Heppner followed with a block in the middle that stifled a WB rally for the sideout and the match's momentum began to shift.
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"The first time we played William Blount we were very aggressive and had an amazing game and we were just trying to tap into that energy," Dzikus said. "William Blount's a good team that's very technically correct so we had to really work."
While William Blount was scrapping three sets with Maryville, Heritage was taking a 25-16, 25-13 win over LC. Kat Green recorded nine digs and 10 points while Paige Mize had seven kills in the victory that had Heritage spectating the final game of the opposing match.
Heritage jumped out to leads at 9-4, 13-6 and 16-11 in the first game before WB began to chip away at the edge with solid blocking along the front line. The Lady Govs tied it at 17 and again at 19 taking the lead for good on a block from Haller, who finished with 20 digs and seven kills. Kelsey Hughes put the game away for WB powering a kill through a Lady Mountaineer block. In the second game it was WB who raced out to the lead at 6-2, 17-12 and 21-16 only to see Heritage rally and knot the game at 22. The Lady Govs took the 24-22 edge and the last volley was one to remember. WB's Kiara Phipps and Heritage's Savannah Bradburn refused to let a kill go down each with a trio of diving stabs to save the play. What had become an exchange threatening to see which attack would run out of leg first, ended as Courtney went off pace with a little punch over that fell behind the Heritage blockers.
"We wanted two wins tonight. We were doing well against Maryville but we let them take the momentum," WB coach Tifanny Tipton said. "I told the girls we had to beat Heritage. I wanted it badly, they wanted it really badly. I told them our attitude has to stay up here, our game has to stay up here, our heads have to stay high.
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Heritage's Savannah Bradburn had 13 digs and four points while Kelley Wolfe had eight kills to go with nine points.
Maryville took the win over Lenoir City, 25-20, 25-18. Savanna Brackin had 16 assists and 10 kills while Coulter had seven kills and 17 assists.
Maryville and Heritage conclude District 4-AAA play Thursday at Heritage with Knox West and Bearden visiting but the round robin pitting the Blount travel partners against each other in the finale.
"The first and last time we travel we switch up and play our travel partner," Dzikus said. "I think other coaches are better at watching their partner than I am. I'm so focused I have a hard time see what's going on around us. We've seen Heritage in the Blount County tournament and we scrimmage. They're always over there."
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Dr. Kristina Jones, Director of the Wellesley College Botanic Gardens and Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at Wellesley College will address the New England Botanical Club on Friday, November 2, beginning at 6 pm at the University Museum's Haller Lecture Hall, Room 102, at 24 Oxford Street in Cambridge. The public is invited. Dr. Jones' topic is A Passion for Plants: How to Get Students Excited About Botany. For more information, visit www.rhodora.org.
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Re: where am I supposed to take in my Samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1 for maintenance??
Thanks for replying! I've already done what you suggested before and didn't work. By the way, I have even rebooted my device and yet nothing! The buttons of -force stop, clear cache, and disable- remain disabled, inactive. I have desperately explored my device finding a solution but failed. I bought my device at Liverpool and I need to know where I can take it to be fixed. Thanks!:-)
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What do you mean by acting up? Is it force closing, locks up, crappy quality? Have you installed any camera apps that might have corrupted your settings? I always leavy this as a last resort, but most likely will happen if you do send it in; have you tried the master reset?
I never take pics with my tablet as I rely on my Note II for that, so not sure about quality.
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