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Merry Christmas!!! :)
You hare never to old to have fun. Big storm here over the weekend about 20" of the white stuff just plowing and med calls for me but helping people is fun to. be well and be safe my god bless you and the family I hope you have a great holiday
now thats cold we had wind chills earlier this week at 0.but in low 40s today.i wished we would get some snow.
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Hey girl just wanted to say hi..hope you had a great Turkey Day. As always take care, stay safe and God Bless you my friend.
Tell the hubby congrats on the deer. I hope you get a big one to show hi up. Things are good here I always have a big house full but this year we decided to stay home by our selves had a nice dinner and a relaxing day. Iam glad to here that all is well there. I am going in for an operation on my left eye tuesday not a big deal but doc. says no computer for a couple of days should be back up by the end of the week. Be well and be safe
Had a good holiday hope you and the family did also be well and be safe my sister thank you for stopping by I always enjoy hearing from you
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Lindsey, Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful Mine was Fabulous Ate too much as always but managed to get myself out to the deer woods! Have a safe Weekend! Catch ya Later!
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A North Augusta man was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the foot after he and a family member were robbed at gunpoint on Friday, according to the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
Darryl Trotty Jr., 30, was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to a statement from police.
Trotty told police that he and his uncle, Milton Williams Jr., were standing in front of 141 Chalet North Court around 9 p.m. Friday when they noticed several men approaching them wearing camouflage coats and masks, according to the statement.
The men presented pistols and demanded money from the victims, according to the statement. Witnesses saw Trotty being assaulted by the men before he was shot in the foot.
Trotty was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Williams was not injured during the robbery, police said. The five men fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of money from both victims, according to the report. Aiken County Bloodhound Tracking Team responded to the scene but was unsuccessful in locating a suspect
North Augusta Public Safety is looking for the five individuals responsible for the robbery and assault. Anyone with information about the incident or the identities of the alleged robbers is asked to call Public Safety's lead investigator, Detective Chris Toole, at 441-4217.
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The nearly 2,000 people who squealed, jumped or gasped at the Haunted Garden in Silver Spring this year might be the last group to ever tour the Halloween display if a judge's decision puts the nail in the display's coffin.
An estimated 700 people visited the garden on Worth Avenue on Friday and 1,000 to 1,500 on Saturday, according to county officials.
On Oct. 15, Montgomery County District Court Judge Patricia Mitchell ruled that Silver Spring real estate agent Donna Kerr, the organizer of the Halloween extravaganza, could open her 9215 Worth Ave. backyard for visitors only on Oct. 25 and 26, from 6 to 10 p.m., instead of five days, as Kerr had planned.
The ruling came after 19 of Kerr's neighbors signed a petition asking the county to shut down the display because the narrow roads in their Seven Oaks Evanswood community couldn't handle the thousands of visitors Kerr expected to visit her free display.
On Nov. 5, Mitchell is scheduled to hear a request to close the display permanently.
At issue is whether the home-based Halloween display on Worth Avenue was simply a fun way to celebrate the holiday or a real estate marketing effort in disguise.
"I'm feeling good. It is a great night," Kerr said Friday.
Outside, two people controlled how many visitors could enter the garden at a time and two were in the back of the garden helping people leave the garden. More Haunted Garden staff were on the street directing traffic.
Volunteers also were spread around the backyard to help visitors during their tour.
A police officer, paid for by Kerr, was at the corner of Worth and Franklin avenues, helping pedestrians cross the street.
"We have our guys out there. People are doing their jobs. It is organized," said Rania Peet, the artist behind the garden's creations.
Julia Horton, 7, visited the display with friends and said her favorite part was "the guy in the electric chair" because "it was creepy and cool."
The garden had a kids' corner with a haunted playground. A 12-year-old actress portraying a dead child welcomed little ones, asking if they wanted to play with her.
Visitors also saw a werewolf coming from behind the trees, a witch looking for "extra special" children's hair for her magic potion, and a man just out of an electric chair.
At the end of the experience, guests could stop to have their picture taken.
The Haunted Garden has been the subject of a battle between neighbors in recent weeks.
"Thanks to the county and judge's ruling, and the county's efforts including fire [marshal] and police, there was a large county effort to make this a safe event," Jean Cavanaugh, the president of the Seven Oaks-Evanswood Citizens' Association, which is not involved in the court case, wrote in an email to The Gazette.
Cavanaugh added that on Saturday, there was a line of 150 people, and she "witnessed a few children darting into the street from behind parked cars."
"Again, we have no quarrel with Halloween decorations or neighborhood parties," Cavanaugh wrote. "The haunted garden is fun, people like it, kids like it. Public events of this magnitude and duration, however, do not belong in a residential neighborhood."
County officials had shut down the display with a temporary restraining order issued Oct. 4, saying the display violated the county's residential zoning code and caused a public safety hazard.
Mitchell's ruling allowed the event to continue, but with limited days and hours.
James Savage, an assistant county attorney, said in court that Kerr sent fliers to an estimated 12,000 households promoting the Haunted Garden.
But Mitchell did not consider the event to be commercial.
Diane Schwartz Jones, director of the Montgomery County Department of Permitting Services, said she received complaints about traffic, cars parked on lawns, and children darting out on the street this year.
"It is a fun activity ... but it is not a good location for this activity," said Schwartz Jones.
She said she sent an inspector for each night, and they reported more than 250 vehicles crossing the intersection between 6:30 and 9 p.m., plus a lot of pedestrian traffic. "The fact that no one was hurt is a good thing but the right thing is to correctly apply the law," Schwartz Jones said.


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Lake City boasts that it's the birthplace of waterskiing. The key factors in making the sport possible—25,000-acre Lake Pepin and the length of the Mississippi—provided enough space and distance for a strong motor to go fast enough to pull a skier upright.
Lake Pepin still draws hundreds of boating enthusiasts, who made the Lake City Marina the largest one along the Mississippi. Visitors shouldn't miss a scenic stroll along the harbor and sandy beach, within walking distance of downtown. Look for casual restaurants such as Rhythm and Brew and colorful Chickadee Cottage Cafe, or splurge on upscale seasonal dinners at Nosh, which also serves stellar sunset views of the marina.
Pop into The Pearl Button Factory antiques shop to see the pearly clams that were once made into luminous buttons before being replaced by plastic. Want more history? Pearl of the Lake, a replica paddle wheeler, takes passengers on 90-minute tours throughout the summer.
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Dip in to scour the latest Deadline Day titbits...
Oh, the 90s…
Jorge Campos, the Mexican goalkeeper in picture number 1, always had a…erm…'unique' taste in shirts, Google his name and prepare to claw your eyes out with a rusty fork…
Jorge Campos is a shit kit legend.
I actually liked the germany home kit from -94 :S
And the japanese flames was neat too, at least if it only was for the keeper!
I know it's not a World Cup but David Seaman's shirts at Euro 96 were pretty shocking.
[…] back at tournaments past, or rather football kits past, Who Ate All The Pies have dug up some absolute beauts with their round-up of the most garish WC kits they've ever […]
i was once bitten on the eye by an ant, but that's nothing compared to looking at the 90s again.
Both of the 1994 USA kits were pure crap. Coupled with the ugliness of Lalas and the Douchiness of Wynalda.
USA 94 away kit is classic. I would love to see a remake for 2014!
Couldn't hold it to ten, or edit your title? Good stuff though. We need a separate keepers list.
Campos '94 – Great kit. Football needs more people like Jorge Campos.
Higuita '90 – The kit looks a bit odd but it's not that bad. And Rene is a legend.
Germany '94 – Great kit. The Germans know how to make a great kit and this is one of many.
Nigeria away '94 – Grey kits seldom work. Not awful but definately rather poor.
South Africa '98 – Colourful. Too colourful.
Schmeichel – Quite ordinary goalkeeper kit really.
Jamaica '98 – The shirt is kind of cool but when you continue the colours to the shorts it just looks weird.
Campos '98 – Is he trying to make the goalie kit look like the regular home kit? What makes it look bad is the ancient God paintings all over it and the fact that his shorts are yellow.
Tunisia '98 – I like them. They look cool.
Kawaguchi '98 – Interesting. A colourful goalkeeper kit can make the opposition lose concentration so I can see why he has it. The Flames are kind of cool aswell.
Denmark '86 – Well dodgy. Looks like a very cheap knock off shirt really. Shorts and socks are good though.
Buffon '06 – Looks like he has a white t-shirt under his brown kit. Poor design.
Stejskal '90 – The arms looks very well padded. It actually looks allright for a goalkeeper kit. Would have looked awful it had been a regular one though. And nice that they let some kids try to draw sheep on it.
USA '94 – Looks very American. But it doesnt really work since the kit is grey. Looks like it has lost it's colour in washing or something.
Taffarel '94 – Looks good considering they have managed to squeeze all the colours on the Brazilian flag on to it really.
Campos´kits were far better than any worn by Shilton or Seaman. As a keeper, he was miles ago from any English in the last 120 years.


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By Larry from USA on 2009-12-11 20:00:17Things I liked:It just came in today. The stock's finish and fit are fantastic. The scope comes mounted so it's ready right out of the gun case (which is pretty darn nice). I only had time for a few dozen shots before dark. Mine is a .177 and the first shot was at 20yds and it was 1" down and 1" right. I moved 8 clicks up and 8 clicks left and was in the money hole. The scope is far, far better than I was expecting. Shooting 10.5gr. Crossman Premiers and it likes em. The 7.9 gr hollow point premiers seem to open up a little more, but it's way to early in the break-in to give up on them yet. PyramyAir put this package together right. I'm a happy camper.
Things I would have changed:Can't think of a thing.
What others should know:If you bought this gun without the base and rings, by all means check out the UTG scop base that's made for the RWS rifles. It puts the scope back on plane with the barrel so you don't have to crank on the elevation knob or shim it up to zero it in. They did a great job on this thing.
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By Chad from USA on 2011-09-02 16:16:15Things I liked:This rifle is amazing... Looks great, feels good and shoots with ridiculous power and accuracy. Don't waste time or money on cheap crap... Save up and get an RWS.
Things I would have changed:The fact that I already wrote an extensive review of my purchase of this gun and was asked to write another, hopefully this one is actually posted. This RWS48 is great, however, it took 4 to get one that wasn't damaged while at PA. My first 4 were recieved with various stock, mount and scope damage which obviously occured while mounting and making this a combo... Great customer service, but it took me nearly a month to get an undamaged rifle.
What others should know:Loctite your mount rings... The scope shifted dramatically after about 15 shots even after being Tech mounted and approved by PA... Ugly little scratches all over optics now. BEWARE, not sure if Im just used to crap triggers but the T06 almost feels like a dangerous haitr trigger, Im considering inreasing the weight. Other than the issues mention, BUY THIS GUN!!!
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The Rev. Jeremiah Wright lived up to his reputation as a fiery, inspiring and controversial speaker as a three-night revival ended at Second Baptist Church on Hampton Avenue on Wednesday. He also delivered a message of hope to the crowd that filled the sanctuary, bringing many members of the audience to their feet nearing the end of his sermon.
Using sports terms and metaphors, Wright told his listeners that "the Christian race we are running" is a long distance challenge that requires patience. Many before us, he added, have finished their runs and some made great strides. He mentioned Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, Langston Hughes and a host of other prominent figures in the black community who made significant impacts during their time on Earth.
But "we've still got some work to do; we've still got some learning to do," Wright warned. "The race ain't over yet."
Wright is the pastor emeritus of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago. Members of his congregation included President Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey.
In 2008, during Obama's first presidential campaign, Wright made headlines after ABC News reviewed dozens of his sermons and reported on their content. Further media scrutiny followed and numerous stories portrayed some of Wright's statements as contentious and inflammatory.
Before Wright spoke on Wednesday night, Second Baptist's senior pastor, Douglas Slaughter, introduced him as a friend and mentor.
"He is one of the 'preachingest' preachers that has ever preached the preach," Slaughter declared. The local minister also described Wright as honest, truthful and consistent.
Several verses from the Bible's book of Hebrews formed the foundation for Wright's third and final sermon during the Second Baptist revival. Verse 1 in Chapter 12 of Hebrews includes the phrase "let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us."
Black Christians and prominent African-Americans of the past faced many obstacles during their races, Wright said, and today's barriers also are daunting. He made references to the "altar of white supremacy" and the "Kool-Aid of 'Walmartization.'" He also talked about the national response of mourning to the Sandy Hook shootings, but claimed the nation "yawns and looks away' when 300 children are killed in Chicago in a year.
"I know you get tired because as the gun sales soar in this nation and the racist rhetoric ramps up in this nation, it seems like we are losing this race, but keep on running," Wright said.
Those who have finished their run "are anxiously waiting for us and cheering us on," he added.
Wright also advised his listeners to look to Christ as their inspiration.
"Keep your eyes on Jesus, who both began and finished the race that we are in," he concluded. "He is a winner, the thought of whom shoots some adrenaline into your soul. He is the one who can help you, help me and help us finish this race."
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Saturday, October 12, 2013
A man called police because he and his roommate got into a verbal argument. He said the roommate does not have a job and sits around all day and does nothing. He said he allowed the man to move in two months ago because he lost his job. They agreed to split the rent and utilities.
The complainant, who was said to be drunk in the police report, said they argued and the roommate left with the only key to the house.
He said he wanted his key back and he wanted the roommate to get this stuff and move out.
The officer repeatedly warned the man not to mess with his roommate's stuff and to have him evicted properly by following procedure. The man was too drunk to understand this and kept saying he would change the locks.
He was adamant that he get his key back. But officers suggested the best thing was to go to sleep and go through the process in the morning.
The officer then left, only to get a call back from dispatch that the man got the key. He said he did not speak to the roommate, but found his own key attached to his belt loop on his shorts.
Again, police told him to go to bed. But the man kept calling dispatch. First he said he knew where his roomate hid an illegal gun and added that he wanted the roommate to move out. He refused to tell police how he knew about the gun.
Then he called dispatch and told them again he was going to throw the roommate's clothes outside.
He was warned not to do that and that he would be responsible for his actions.
The police report said it was evident that this man was in some sort of manic state because he kept calling back repeatedly in an excited state.
Then after about 20 calls he called back, this time calm, and said his roommate came and got his stuff and he had not put any of his belongings outside because he didn't want them to get stolen. He then said he was going to bed.
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Junior post Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.) went 5-for-7 from the field to pace the Gold Team to the victory. Sophomore Ka'Vonne Towns was 3-for-3 from the field for six points and dished out a team-high-tying two assists. The Gold Team was 10-of-18 (55.6%) from the field and outrebounded the Blue Team 10-5 with seven assists. However, the Gold missed all five attempts from beyond the arc.
The Blue Team was 8-of-15 (53.3%) from the floor getting a trio of 3-pointers from juniors Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.), Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Alex Black (Memphis, Tenn.). Dupree led all scorers with 11 points making all five of her attempts with one assist and one blocked shot in seven minutes. Hall and Black each had three with senior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) chipping in the last two. Junior Destiny Bramblett (Radcliff, Ky.) had three of the Blue Team's five rebounds.
The Lady Mocs return to the floor Thursday night in an exhibition matchup with NAIA Lee University. The game is set to tip off at 7 p.m. at the McKenzie Arena. Tickets are on sale at the box office or online at GoMocs.com.
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On the exhibition and enjoyment of the event
"With us having an exhibition game Thursday, we probably didn't feel quite as big a need as Coach Shulman did to get out in front of the fans and turn the lights on and all that, but it was still fun to be out in front of the great people we have that support us here and it was really a pretty good turnout for a blue-gold event. It was good for our kids to be out there and be loose and have some fun. That's what it was all about - it was about having a little bit of fun."
On Ashlen Dewart having her in a UTC uniform
"She can score. She and Faith can score, but they were guarding each other so I don't know what that says, but Ashlen has got great hands. She is an excellent passer when people do try to collapse on her. She has a lot of offensive skills. Faith can step out and shoot it and score on the block and does a lot of things for us. They're going to be a good tandem. Having both will allow us to stay fresh and give us quite a few fouls if we do have to use them. I'm glad they're both on our side."
On playing Dupree and Dewart together
"Probably not. They are both true five players and matchup-wise I could see where they could give people a problem offensively if we had them in there together. We might have a problem defensively matching up with some people. That wouldn't be a normal lineup, definitely not."
On Thursday's exhibition with Lee University
"Marty Rowe at Lee does a great job. Right now they are still NAIA and every year they go to the National Tournament. They win a lot of games. Coaches, peers of mine in the Division I realm, say I'm crazy to play them and I understand. It's dangerous every time we get on the court with them. They are capable of knocking you off. It's a great opportunity to play somebody who is going to make adjustments and do things to you to prepare you for the season. With them being 30 minutes away it's great for the fans as well. Marty and I are good friends so it will be a good exhibition game for the fans and a good challenge for us as well."
On winning being a priority in the exhibition
"I think you want to win. I feel very comfortable going deep on our bench so this will be good to get people out there, have officials and a crowd and that sort of thing and break the ice and get rid of some of the jitters especially for the freshmen."


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Pollen much? As the Lowcountry moves from winter to spring, we have new joys and challenges. I am hearing more about allergies, Easter plans, planning kids' spring vacations and even looking ahead to summer plans for kids. As always, comments about relationships, loss, anxiety and depression, family feuding and overall communication keep coming in too. Thank you for the comments and questions. I will try to answer some personally as time permits. If you don't hear back, write again, please.
Dear Liz,
I just got a new full time job (yay) but just in time for my children's spring and then summer vacations. My husband travels a lot in his job, and we are relatively new to the area. The kids are in public school, grades three, five and seven, so they still need good, safe supervision, which I also want to be fun. Do you have ideas on helping the children adjust to my new schedule and finding good help?
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You are spot-on to your priorities for the children as you work. The good news is they are old enough to be entertained in our area, both in-home and out. For your elementary school aged kids, check into Kaleidoscope (after school program). Within those programs are not only after school homework and well-supervised social interaction, there are also special programs like Karate for Success. Check with Wando Community Schools and/or your Kaleidoscope Director at the school. Some schools continue to run over the summer as well, which includes fun field trips.
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As for your children's adjustment — sit down at a calm time and discuss your plans for making sure they are safe, doing their responsibilities and having fun, while you are at work. Make sure they know how and when to reach you. Find a back-up in your neighborhood as well. Your seventh grader is getting close to babysitting age, but explain that you need to make sure he or she gets to have fun and not be on duty, especially with siblings who may (or may not) cooperate. Listen to their fears and concerns as well. Make sure that you take care of yourself as you adjust — and do what is necessary to give each child some of your focused time when you are off. They will adjust basically as well as you do (pressure). So, make the most of family meals, make sure everyone in the family pitches in, have off time together to play — including being unplugged from devices when mama is home. Eye contact, listening, "chilling" together — so important for exchanging the love we all crave.
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Sociology presents many distinctive ways of looking at the world, and its focus on critical and creative thinking, problem solving, and analysis makes an education in sociology an excellent point of departure for a number of careers. Opportunities for the sociologist are numerous and vary greatly. Historically, the most popular career fields for graduates with a sociology degree are education, social service, government, business, research, community-based organizing, and organizational management. In recent years, there has been considerable growth in medical and legal career opportunities for sociologists, as well.
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The Belfry Pirates outslugged East Carter 10-7 at J.P. Kouns Field at East Carter on Saturday.
East Carter took the lead in the bottom of the 1st inning after Jacob Coleman doubled to center with one out. Then Austin Wells walked and Cody McDavid singled to short right field, loading bases. That's when Cole Braggs brought in two runs with a single to right. Derek Keller smacked an RBI triple in the gap to center field to bring in a third run for the Raiders.
In the top of the 2nd inning, Belfry's Eli Huddle led off with a bunt single between mound and the third base line. He advanced to third base on two passed balls. Zac Fields then brought in the run with an RBI groundout to second base to cut the lead to 3-1.
Belfry tied the game in the 3rd inning. With two outs, Zack Francisco singled to deep third, Joey Duty was hit by a pitch and Eli Huddle smashed a double to center, getting a pair of RBIs to tie the game at 3-3.
In the bottom of the inning, East Carter's Wells singled to left field, but was forced out at second by a grounder by McDavid. McDavid scored on the grounder to shortstop by Keller after a Boggs single. This gave the Raiders a 4-3 lead.
In the 4th inning, Fields led off with a single to left for the Pirates. Garrett Fannin came in as a pinch runner. Caleb Stanley sacrificed Fannin to second, then Sean Hurley walked.
Reed Williamson then lined a double to left field to bring in a pair of runs. Zack Francisco singled to deep short, then Duty had an RBI single to right field and Huddle picked up two more RBIs with a single to left field. The Pirates got five runs with the rally.
In the 6th inning, Belfry's Hurley led off with a double to center field and then Keaton Taylor beat out a bunt single in front of the 2nd baseman. Both runs scored on a 2-out error as Huddle reached first, but he was not credited with any RBI's.
In the 7th inning, East Carter's Conner Staton, led off with a walk with one out, Wells then singled to left field and McDavid cracked an RBI single to left.
Belfry's Williamson replaced Fields as pitcher for the Pirates. Boggs had an RBI single to center field as McDavid scored on a one-out fielder's choice Matt Rodgers.
But, the Pirates were able to hold on for the 3-run lead.
Belfry is 13-15 on the season and was scheduled to travel to Allen Central on Monday and hit the road again today to play at Lawrence County on Thursday and at Sheldon Clark on Friday.
The 60th District tournament starts Monday, May 20, as Belfry hosts Phelps. The winner will play Pike Central on Wednesday, May 22.
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WP: Fields 6.1 innings, 9 H; 8 Ks; 2 BB; 7 runs (all earned). No save. LP: Matt Rodgers.


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Compass Academy believes it should no longer be part of the case against Jonathan "Jay" and Tracy Brooks, so is asking the court to be dismissed from the proceedings.
Compass Academy of Aiken, the correct name of the private school project according to the document, believes it had nothing to do with the alleged illegal sale of unregistered securities and so should not continue to be part of the case.
"Compass Academy of Aiken is not the issuer of alleged securities involved in this case," the motion to dismiss states. "All assets of Compass Academy of Aiken that are a result of the alleged offering of unregistered securities are being placed with a receiver, with the consent of (Compass), so there is no further legal or equitable relief that can be obtained by keeping or making (Compass) a part in this action."
Filed Tuesday and available to the public Wednesday, the motion claims, also, that as a nonprofit, Compass Academy is under the rule of the Secretary of State and not the Attorney General.
"We are not pressing for a hearing on the motion, but we are meeting with the receiver," said Stan Jackson, attorney for Compass Academy. "I am informed (court-appointed receiver Sherri Lydon) was at the school again yesterday and that Compass Academy is cooperating in every way and trying to bring a swift resolution to the situation. And, still hopeful that Compass Academy, with the receiver's blessing, can move forward."
Earlier this year, Jay and Tracy Brooks began to be implicated in a criminal scheme, according to court documents.
They are both named in a complaint that alleges the selling of illegal securities to fund the private school project, fraudulently moving money from other investors' accounts to the Compass account, and also using those funds for personal purchases – including a $20,000 diamond ring from Tiffany and Co.
To secure the assets that remained, the court appointed a receiver to marshal assets and documentation. Prominent attorney Sherri Lydon of Columbia, who has great experience in securities and corporate law, was appointed.
The motion is a departure for Compass, which up until this point has publicly backed Brooks' claims that the Securities Division had no case against him and that the charges came as part of a conspiracy against him by unnamed individuals.
The school, outside of the case, has received rave reviews for its preparation work. The South Carolina Independent School Association described the work of Tracy Brooks and others as exemplary.
Now in a receiver's hands, all assets associated are being reviewed to give an honest accounting with the possibility of the school still opening for the 2013-14 school year a top priority.
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Monday, August 4, 2014
The summer season turned out to be quick but bountiful for the Moncks Corner Post 126 Junior American Legion baseball team.
The 16-Under legion team won the Region I championship with a 13-4 regular season record and advanced to the second round of the Junior American Legion state tournament sweeping its opening 2-of-3 series with Aynor before being eliminated from the tournament.
We had a very successful season and a good run through the region and the tournament, said Coach Wilson Baggett. We caught a couple of bad breaks there in the end, but we played really well.
Post 126 was comprised of baseball players from Berkeley and Timberland. Baggett said he received solid hitting and pitching throughout the season and tournament.
Josh Winningham and Ryan Legette threw some outstanding ball games in the tournament, Baggett said. And as a team we hit the ball well overall.
Winningham also helped his cause at the plate during the state tournament, hitting at an even .500 clip.
Berkeley Stags rising junior Zach Ganey hit .467. Kyle Morrison followed at .455.
D.J. Barberena who will be one of the catchers behind the plate for the Stags in 2015, hit a solid .357
Post 126 Athletics Coordinator Watson Mims was proud of the teams effort this year.
We won a region championship this year and thats a nice accomplishment for these young men.
Mims thanked Post 126 donors Roger Mitchum, Delta Pharmacy, Buddys Barbershop, Lane and Sally Wofford, Manuel Cohen, the Lions Club, the Santee Cooper Credit Union and Gene Oliver. He also thanked the parents and coaches for their support.
Coaches Wilson Baggett and Dean Ganey did an outstanding job with the team this year, Mims said. And we couldnt have enjoyed the success we had this season were it not for the parents and donors.
The Post 126 Junior American Legion roster includes Robbie Harrelson, Jacob Fiddie, Nathan McPherson, Taylor Bond, Zach Ganey, Austin Wilkins, Jordan Swiney, C.J. Mack, Chase Ganey, Josh Winningham, Ridge Baggett, Robbie Fleming, D.J. Barberena, Kyle Morrison, Tyler Crouse, Phillip Mims, Matthew Dress, and Ryan Legette.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The Stratford cross country teams placed fifth and eighth respectively in the annual Sandhills Invitational meet in Columbia on Saturday.
Austin Weaver (17th, 17:15) and Kyle Thomas (27th, 17:32) were the top two runners for the boys, who had the higher finish of the two squads.
Brett Alford (33rd), Ryan Abdullah (34th) and Morgan Woods (45th) also turned in times that counted for the Knights.
Stratford finished wih 152 points in the boys race, well behind first-place team Wando. The Warriors had 73 points, coming in ahead of Spring Valley, Wade Hampton and Dutch Fork.
The Lady Knights receiving sterling finishes from their top three runners.
Alexandra Zimmer (4th, 19:06) and Bethany Reeves (6th, 19:23) were top 10 and Tiffany Hutson (13th, 19:59) also excelled.
Lauren Adams (69th) and Canada Drayton (92nd) had the other counting times for the Lady Knights.
Wade Hampton won the girls race, which had 155 competitors and 20 full teams.
Both squads will compete in the Region 7-AAAA meet on Wednesday, Oct. 23 at Wannamaker Park.
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Thursday, June 13, 2013
Christ our King-Stella Maris student Justin Pelic made history by winning two gold medals in the 100 and 200 meter dashes during the South Carolina State Hershey Track Meet held at Mount Pleasant's Park West Track. Pelic, a rising seventh grader, is an outstanding football player and an honor student as well.
"Justin has outstanding discipline, dedication and work ethic" said Gary Santos, Pelic's track coach at COK-SM. "Justin worked hard on his training and conditioning by running in knee deep water at the beach, running with parachutes and running the hill on Sullivan's Island. "His dedication and commitment to preparing himself for the competition was outstanding," Santos said.
Pelic is the first Christ Our King-Stella Maris student in the school's history to win two gold medals in track and field.
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