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6 years & up. Bring the arcade atmosphere to your own game room with the Franklin Electronic Basketball Bounce a Bucket game. This personal arcade game provides LED electronic scoring and authentic announcer sounds. The net enclosure keeps the 3 included basketballs in play so you can keep shooting as the clock ticks down.
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Arts and Entertainment Briefs, March 21-27
SALISBURY — A power house trio from Charlotte that has been called a mix between The Allman Brothers and Crosby Stills and Nash makes its first appearance at The Blue Vine on Friday, March 22.
Packing venues with lovers of Americana, folk and blues, Chuck Johnson always has a story to tell. The stories are old, yet never heard before. Chuck's presentation, salted with wry humor, invites the audience into the act.
"The Charlyhorse," takes the stage from 9 p.m.-midnight; $5 cover. The Blue Vine is at 209 S. Main St.
Spring Festival of Faith, Flowers and Friends
MT. ULLA — The first Spring Festival of Faith, Flowers and Friends will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday.
The event will include locally-grown produce, flowers and plants, locally made crafts and goods, live music, free food and ice cream. The Iredell Future FFA and West Rowan FFA will also be on site.
There will also be door prizes, an old tractor contest, on-site education and representatives to answer your questions.
Non-perishable food items will be accepted for the Rowan Helping Ministries West and a Mooresville-based food collection organizations, both of which feed and help local families in need. Donations for Bibles for Teens will also be accepted.
This event is also the trade show kick-off and grand opening for West Rowan Farm Home & Garden, and is being held at the store at 11575 NC 801, Mount Ulla, 704-278-2800.
Dr. Racele Weiman speaks
SALISBURY — Dr. Racele Weiman, in association with the "Violins Of Hope," will present "Let Freedom Ring" on Thursday, April 11 at First United Methodist Church in downtown Salisbury.
Tickets for the luncheon, catered by Buttercup Cafe, are $35 per person. They are available at www.salisburysymphony.org or by calling 704-637-4314.
Seating is limited and the reservation deadline is April 9.
Weiman's appearance is sponsored by the Salisbury Symphony Guild.
"Captive in a Foreign Land" at the Hall House
"Captive in a Foreign Land: Life and Death in a Civil War Prison Camp," is currently on display at the 1820 Dr. Josephus Hall House, 226 S. Jackson St.
The exhibit runs through December.
The house is open from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
For more information, call 704-636-0103 or visit www.historicsalisbury.org
Artists reception tonight
WaterWorks Visual Arts Center is "Celebrating Rowan County's Young Artists" in the Young People's Gallery.
The work of Rowan-Salisbury elementary school students, is on display through Wednesday.
The reception, which is open to the public, is from 5 to 6:30 p.m. tonight.
Now in its 30th year, this rotating display of artwork features the works of nearly 800 students representing Salisbury-Rowan County's public, independent, and home-schooled students.
Upcoming shows will feature the Rowan-Salisbury middle and high schools.
Waterworks Visual Art Center is located at 123 E. Liberty St., www.waterworks.org
'Hold Still! I Can't See Myself'
The Looking Glass Arts Center's black box will present "Hold Still! I Can't See Myself" featuring Dorothy Kirk at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
It is the story of Kirk's discovery, at the age of 65, of her long-hidden gift as a writer, storyteller and performance artist.
The theme is that we all search for our identities and use other people as mirrors to discover bits and pieces about ourselves.
The show consists of six stories woven together and linked by the theme that we are all mirrors for each other. Advance tickets are available at Zinc, 314 Depot St. Doors.
The show is a benefit performance for the Boyden High School Class of 1961 Young Women's Scholarship Fund.
'Arcadia' cast announced
SALISBURY — St. Thomas Players is announces the cast of "Arcadia," by Tom Stoppard, directed by David Pulliam and Claudia Galup.
Justin Dionne as Septimus Hodge, Jean White as Thomasina Coverly, Preston Mitchell as Ezra Chater, Mike Cline as Richard Noakes, Alison Bird as Lady Croom, Brian Davis as Captain Brice, RN, Len Clark as Jellaby, Chris Honsaker as Bernard Nightingale, Jennifer Hubbard as Hannah Jarvis, Willow Beeker as Chloë Coverly, Paris Battle as Valentine Coverly, Dante Cataldo as Gus/Augustus Coverly.
The play will be held at 7:30 p.m. June 13-15 and 19-22 as well as 2:30 pm. June 23 at the Florence Busby Corriher Theatre on the campus of Catawba College. For reservations, call the Center for Faith & the Arts at 704-647-0999.
Tickets are $15. Group and student rates are available.
Thistledown Tinkers
CONCORD — The Thistledown Tinkers will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 28 at Davis Theatre, 65 Union St.
The group aim to epitomize "the beauty and tradition of Celtic music with Southern swagger."
This music duo, featuring Trip Rogers and Tom Eure, don't play the fragile, romanticized Celtic music you hear in movie soundtracks — but the kind that makes you sing along and stomp your feet.
These music veterans from North Carolina play traditional Scottish and Irish music, along with original creations, on the guitar, fiddle, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer and concertina.
Tickets are $12. They are available by calling 704- 920-2753 or visiting www.CabarrusArtsCouncil.org
East alumni invited to participate in annual show
The annual East Rowan High School Broadway Revue Alumni performance will be held April 26-28.
Alumni are invited to participate in the performing one song during each show.
Practices will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday and April 14 in the school auditorium. There will be a dress rehearsal the week of the performances. More practices may be scheduled, depending on the amount of interest and number of alumni participating. Individuals must be able to commit to practicing, as well as all three performances.
Those interested in participating can email teacher Linley Evans at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 704-279-5232 Ext. 312. They can also join the Facebook group "ERHS Broadway Revue Alumni Performance."
Rock festival returns to Concord
CONCORD — Carolina Rebellion returns May 4 and 5 at Rock City Campgrounds at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
After uncharted success in 2012, the Mid-Atlantic's biggest rock festival is growing to two full days in its third year and will feature more camping and VIP space at its new location.
Carolina Rebellion 2013 features a lineup full of rock heavyweights, including: Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Limp Bizkit, Rise Against, Bush, Deftones, 3 Doors Down, Three Days Grace, Papa Roach, Bullet For My Valentine, Buckcherry, Volbeat, Halestorm, Asking Alexandria, All That Remains, Steel Panther, Device (with David Draiman), Hollywood Undead, Sick Puppies, In This Moment, Escape The Fate, Pop Evil, Nonpoint, Otherwise, Aranda, Thousand Foot Krutch, Red Line Chemistry, Young Guns, Tracer, American Fangs and Heaven's Basement.
Full weekend general admission and single day admission tickets for Carolina Rebellion are currently on sale at www.CarolinaRebellion.com starting at $99 and $59.50, respectively. Cost will include fees, parking is included with all tickets. Discounts will be available for active military.
Carolina Rebellion will feature an even greater variety of camping, hotel and VIP packages and upgrades. Details are available at www.CarolinaRebellion.com.
Biltmore Festival of Flowers
ASHEVILLE — The Biltmore Estate's Festival of Flowers will start today and run through May 19.
The gardens at George Vanderbilt's 8,000-acre Asheville estate come alive with more than 100,000 tulips as poppies, pansies, snapdragons and acres of azaleas chime in.
Roses begin a reign that runs through summer, and natural gardens and walking trails showcase native and exotic blooms.
There will also be designer presentations, seminars and accessible experts as well as concerts and other activities.
Visit www.biltmore.com for more details.
Jazz meets Shakespeare
HIGH POINT — The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival will present the unique concert and theatrical performance "Such Sweet Thunder."
The jazz suite, composed by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, is inspired by the works of Shakespeare.
The event takes place at the High Point Country Club, 800 Country Club Road, High Point, at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 27.
Tickets include several courses of plated hors d'oeuvres and an open wine/beer bar, and may be purchased by calling 336-841-2273.
Tickets are $75 each, or $650 for a table of 10.
Find more information at www.ncshakes.org
NC Symphony plays in Lexington
LEXINGTON — On Saturday, March 23, William Henry Curry will lead the North Carolina Symphony in an orchestral highlight of Edward Elgar's Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36, "Enigma," Richard Wagner's Music from Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K.385, "Haffner."
The performance takes place at 7:30 p.m. in the Edward C. Smith Civic Center in Lexington. Tickets range from $15 to $35 and are available at www.smithciviccenter.com, at the Edward C. Smith Civic Center, or by calling 336-242-2783.


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Integro finds new ways to scan items faster than the human eye
By Paris Goodnight
Salisbury Post
With business moving at the speed of light these days, it takes a high-tech operation to keep track of products going through the manufacturing process.
That's where Salisbury's Integro Technologies Corp. comes in. Shawn Campion's Lee Street business sets up optical systems that scan production lines for any number of products to see if one item in the blur of many needs to be pulled because it doesn't meet specifications.
It's something no human could do at the speed items like soft drink bottles move down a line. But Campion is quick to point out that his business isn't meant to just cut out workers. Instead, it's to get better results from people who can look at the small percentage of items removed from a production line and figure out what caused the anomaly.
"Humans use a more discerning eye," Campion said. "We streamline the process. If a human does it, it's more dangerous."
That's especially true in heavier operations, such as one that involves making wheel rims that weigh about 25 pounds each. He showed two versions of the product ó a before and after finished wheel ó that they keep on site here, as they do all products they work with.
Then he logged on to a view of the actual production facility in Ohio that can be monitored with computations down to milliseconds over the Internet. That's why he's also a big supporter of Salisbury's plans to get into the fiber optics business because it would make his work flow much faster over the Internet.
Integro's own Web site is www.integro-tech.com.
Campion says Integro products can monitor anything that's machine made, but the company doesn't get into things like weeding out fruits or vegetables.
Applications have been used to make sure stickers go on bags of pet food correctly so they don't cover up the brand name or on CDs so they don't obscure the artist's face. Integro has also worked in postal sorting.
"It locates the barcode, like a high-end supermarket scanner," he said.
Campion, a Pennsylvania native and 1996 Penn State graduate, joined his brother, Thomas, in the business in 2005. His brother originally started it in 2001. Campion is a mechanical engineer by training, but said you need a good background in physics and software programming in his line of work.
Starke Farley, another engineer, is a minority shareholder with the Campion brothers in Integro.
He could have set up shop just about anywhere he wanted, but he picked Salisbury and moved around a bit before settling into the leased flex space set up in a warehouse project that Glenn Ketner and his son, John, are renovating along Lee Street.
Campion also said other service businesses like Integro would be well served in picking sites in Salisbury, noting its proximity to interstates and major airports from Charlotte to Raleigh.
He worked for a while from the renovated Cheerwine building across the railroad tracks, and was close to picking another site before locking in on the Ketners' site along a planned Rail Walk multipurpose development.
"We saw the potential and came to an agreement quickly," said Campion, who added flex space (with a warehouse/office combination) isn't always easy to find.
While much of the 2-foot-thick brick walled structure was sound, other areas of the 9,000 square foot site ó like the roof ó needed a lot of work. The metal window frames were in good enough shape to use, but all new glass went in and some bricked-over windows were reopened to allow more light in. From those windows, Integro workers can look out over where Jimmie Blackwelder helped spread the fame of local barbecue from one of his original restaurants along the railway line.
That's spot where his wife, Leah, has been urging him to let her put in some flowers. They have two children, Kerry and Abby.
Campion said construction workers did an extraordinary job in getting the site ready to move in within about 10 weeks.
Integro only has seven employees total, with four working in Salisbury. But Campion said his company and the new office/production site have "tons of room for expansion."
The building was last used by a cut/sew manufacturing operation, but its original purpose after being built in the 1920s was as a wholesale grocery setup along the railroad tracks.
Glenn Ketner said much of the space had to remain in its original state, such as beams being exposed, for the project to be eligible for tax credits.
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Integro is a systems integrator, merging software with items like a $4,500 lens that offers a 99.9 percent true view. That's what is needed to scan things like 1,500 bottles moving down a production line every minute for flaws that may be a 10,000th of an inch. Campion said Integro has done work for Coca-Cola in the past and now is involved with PepsiCo.
Campion showed off circuit boards that create a standalone computer that attaches to the lens, along with drill presses, wiring and other equipment needed to build products for the manufacturing processes of each customer.
Integro uses a lot of products made by Cognex, Campion's former employer and the world leader in the industry. "We program their devices," Campion said. "We make them a lot of money."
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A high fashion masterpiece, our Magnolia overlays laser cut leather on sheer mesh for a look that evokes intricate lace. Along the hem, a wide swath of this premium fabric adds more luxurious style, while a sewn in waist, sophisticated seaming, and black stretch fabric on the back combine to compliment your feminine form. Fully lined with an exposed back zipper.
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Carolina Farm Credit, former EDC chairman make national newsletter
SALISBURY — Carolina Farm Credit in Salisbury and a former chairman of the Rowan County Economic Development Commission are featured this month on the front page of a national newsletter, "Farm Credit Lease Release."
The article and photos tell the story of Carolina Farm Credit's long-term partnership with Metrolina Greenhouses in Huntersville, a family-owned business and the largest single-site heated greenhouse production facility in the United States. The business sells millions of flowers every year to Lowe's, Walmart and other retailers.
Carolina Farm Credit remains Metrolina's only financial services provider with a line of loans, leases and crop insurance.
"We have a great relationship with them because they understand farming," CEO Art Vanwingerden says in the article. "They get that there are economic cycles: We spend a lot of money and then the money comes back to us three or four months after that.
"Carolina Farm Credit knows what we're trying to do, and they've been with us through our biggest expansion."
In 1994, James Taylor, former EDC chairman and Carolina Farm Credit's vice president and senior relationship manager, began pursuing Metrolina. After five phone calls, Taylor finally made contact and 90 days later, he signed Metrolina as a client.
Taylor is credited with maintaining the relationship during the past 19 years.
"Carolina Farm Credit's success with Metrolina is due to James, who got us in the door when others tried but weren't successful," says Ron Joines, vice president and leasing manager for Carolina Farm Credit. "He's more than the relationship manager, he's a trusted adviser on their financial matters."
Carolina Farm Credit has drawn up truck and tractor leases for OTM Transport, a subsidiary of Metrolina. During the greenhouses' busy time — March 15 through June 1 — as many as 120 trucks per day transport products to retailers in North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee.
While Carolina Farm Credit's primary purpose is to extend credit, the company has been taking steps to increase the leasing portion of the business.
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With a pair of top 10 finishes under its belt from one-day weekend races in Belgium and France, the BMC Racing Team heads to Wednesday's Grand Prix de Wallonie looking to continue that success.
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Michael Schär, who led out Alexander Kristoff to a runner-up finish Sunday at GP de Fourmies, said the BMC Racing Team is focused on teamwork in a more than 200 kilometer race that finishes with a twisting, cobblestoned climb. "We have a good team spirit here in our so-called 'Tour de Izegem,'" he said. "We're gonna work well as a team and see who is the strongest on the day. I'm feeling strong and Steve (Morabito) and Marcus (Burghardt) are also in good shape." BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Fabio Baldato said the race is part of Taylor Phinney's preparations for the worlds. "We're not looking to him for a result, but you never know" Baldato said. "The next two races he does will help him keep his race speed."
BMC Racing Team GP de Wallonie Roster (Sept. 14):
Chad Beyer (USA), Marcus Burghardt (GER), Chris Butler (USA), Steve Morabito (SUI), Taylor Phinney (USA), Michael Schär (SUI), Johann Tschopp (SUI), Simon Zahner (SUI).
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As President Obama told us in 2008 and continues to remind us now, the work did not end on Election Day. We made commitments to each other about what we hope tomorrow looks like and what we believe our country can be and they are commitments we must fight for every day. From our commitment to these ideals, we created Generation Forty Four or Gen44 for short—a council to cultivate and empower a rising generation of leaders in the Democratic Party. Gen44 will work with this groundbreaking group, all under the age of 40, to serve as a platform for political mobilization and to ensure that President Obama and Democrats have the resources and infrastructure needed to implement the change we believe in.