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The Cane Bay Cobras advanced to the playoffs in their first football season at the Class AAAA level and just wrapped up spring practice as they eye their second season just a few months away in the state's top classification.
"We've got a lot of good young kids coming up from the B-Team and some guys that have grown a lot and improved a lot since last season," Cane Bay coach Russell Zehr said. "I think we have the ingredients to be pretty good. It's a matter of how hard they're willing to work in the summer. They've got to pay their dues, get stronger and faster for us to have a chance to compete."
Last fall, the Cobras went 6-6 after losing to South Pointe in the opening round of the playoffs. Every Cane Bay victory was by 11 points or less last season. Five were by single digits.
"That's the biggest difference between Class AAA and Class AAAA," Zehr said. "Not only are you playing bigger schools every week, it's a grind. Every team is good. That's Class AAAA football. Last year, there was never a game we could rest our starters in the fourth quarter."
Zehr said his team has 30 weightlifting days over the summer and all the players in the program must have at least 20 workouts to come out in the fall. Twenty-five workouts earn a player his name on the back of the jersey.
"We need them all to come in ready to go and in shape," Zehr said.
The primary areas of concern moving forward are spots in the trenches on both sides of the line. The Cobras have only two starters returning on the offensive front (center Keith Anderson and tackle Nate Amico) and there are no starters returning on the defensive front.
"We even lost our backup guys (on the DL)," Zehr said.
On offense, the Cobras have experienced players returning in quarterback Devin Kilgore and Ramonte Frasier. Wide receivers Devin Dingle and Rashad Andrews are expected to contribute too.
On defense, linebacker Matt Rudy is the top tackler returning. Defensive back Tracy Gilliard is another starter returning.
"We don't have a lot of size but we probably have a little more team speed than last year," Zehr said. "We've got the opportunity to put an athletic group out there."
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Gaming should be about fun, not gender equality.
Originally posted by Karteli
There is a failed innovation and successful innovation. SW:TOR is all failed innovations because it is about introducing single player elements in an MMORPG but a watered down version of what you see in a single player game. It is just stupid and based on ignorance of the genre.
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While SWTOR didn't make a giant leap forward for MMOs it does treat us to four innovations that make the game more enjoyable.
The companion scheme in SWTOR is an innovation. It comes from BioWares' RPG single player games, and it provides the player with incredible support. First, there are the different roles the companions play; you can have a healer, a damage dealer or a tank with you at all times. Second, the companions not being used can be sent on missions to support your crafting, or to look for presents that improve your relationship with your companions; or, in the case of slicing, to simply make you some cash. These companions do not mitigate the need for grouping with other players to do heroics, instances, and operations. You can fall in love with your companion and even marry them. Way to go BioWare!
Story Archs
While BioWare is not the first MMO to have story lines, they have taken these stories to new heights. Your story develops your character in ways that previously only roleplaying could. These stories make you want to level up alts just to see what their story is. It's these stories that create the Star Wars feel in the game. Luke had his story, now you have yours.
Non-Player Character Conversations
In stead of presenting us with text boxes to tell our story BioWare brings us the art of conversation with the virtual world. Some people don't like this and skip right over it, but the immersion that can be had from following the conversations is undeniable. The fact that you can choose how your character responds gives you control over your character's development and makes your story more interesting.
BioWare breaks new ground in the crafting area by removing the need to spend countless hours farming for materials. Your companions can do this for you, for a price, of course, while you continue your game play. I find the crafting to be useful, something I can't say about a lot of games. I have leveled to 400 armstech, armortech, and biotech. The arms and armor gave me better equipment then what dropped, and often better equipment than the quests rewards. Of course you can't make end game quality armor, but you can make a suit of armor that provides a good beginning place for the end game. Kudos on the crafting BioWare.
Evolution is a slow process. Some want to see giant leaps in each new MMO that comes out, but it doesn't work that way. Tiny steps in each new MMO are what we should expect. SWTOR takes some innovative steps that will be copied in future MMOs.
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Originally posted by Karteli
I'm here, I'm here!
Hokey religions are no replacement for a good blaster at your side.
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Originally posted by Ahnog
Agree with these completely.
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I think the way they handled Crafting, the indepth stories with branches (bringing single player level story depth to an MMO) the companion system, and the fact that it was fully voiced were innovative. They took AOC Tortage and basically upgraded that experience across the entire game with regard to both voice and story. I wish they wouldn't tell you in advance if your choices are Good or Bad before making them, that would have been more interesting. I think there is an option to turn that off, I forget, but it shouldn't be in there at all.
I will come back to play my level 42 character once the game goes Free to Play. Current enjoying GW2 and coincidentally also level 42 lol.
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Originally posted by keithian
There's an option to turn it off, yea. I keep it off personally when playing through a storyline for the first time.
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Originally posted by Karteli
I will never get tired of repeating how much I love this game. Never ever in my life (and im 50) have played more fun and great game. Everything done to perfection, great sw feeling, incredible realistic fighting, ful voiced questing (now I can not force myself anymore to read normal questing in other games or maybe only with 1st alt), movement of avatars that obey to laws of physics, ... everything. Have leveled 8 alts to max, 8 still waiting. Was fun for all. In all this time have not encountered a single crippling bug if any at all.
Can not judge however about pvp and end game as I could not care less.
But otherwise have played strait for 7 to 8 months ranging from half hour to 18 hours per day, time permitting. And still continue to be subbed despite in last 2 to 3 months playing other games, now of course MOP, then will return to GW2 or Rift, .... and then for sure back to Swtor.
Main problem as I see was they wanted too perfect game, have invested incredible ammount of money and time for this superb experience. They have decent sub numbers now but guess investment did not returned. Partially blame to haters. No single game in history besides wow had such hatting community. But there is no single game not being bashed. About wow, not even Blizzard will be able ever to repeat their success.
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This is like trying to drive straight through Schroedinger's minefield!
Originally posted by kb056
Multiple choice = / = kill <-> don't kill
Personally, I had the feeling most of the "choices" I got to make boiled down to whether I should kill someone or let him live. The few times when I got to choose between two ways to the same end I always chose the shorter/easier one (funny enough that was a "dark decision" most of the time.
Also some decisions in the game had the whole dark-light, good-bad thing either upside down or down right arbitrarily.
For me the biggest innovation was something I can't quite explain about the PvP that made me actually enjoy it. I found my PvP side in that game - strangely enough - in Huttball.
Originally posted by daltanious
You should try a male asura engineer in GW2 and run around with your flamethrower kit out. Stopping actually makes him almost topple over and try to keep his balance by extending a leg in the direction opposite to the momentum.
I remember disliking the walking and jumping animation right from the start in SWToR. Nothing looked like it had mass and weight. It was all very ... theatric.
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Originally posted by Karteli
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Originally posted by Ahnog
companions? i think Lotro had them before swtor
crafting? what crafting?
the game other than huge story and video conversations has none innovation
not to mention that the game still dont have things that are standard in today MMO times
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Originally posted by defector1968
SWTOR did offer full voice, although I would have personally liked in-game voice, without cutscenes.
DCUO had full voice first though, although the total number of different voice actors in SWTOR was unprecendeted. No innovation I can see, unless you consider spending a huge amount an innovation :-)
Crafting, yeah, can't see it as an innovation, although companions did all the crafting. Fallen Earth for instance, let players queue crafting while they played, albeit without companions. In Fallen Earth its just a time sink. If you wanted to craft a piece of armor or a weapon it would take X minutes / hours, depending on the item complexity, value, and/or usefullness. Crafted items would go on a countdown while you played. As long as you had the mats, you could queue as much as you wanted .. I never found a limit, though I never queued enough stuff to take more than a day to craft everything I wanted. Queue 20 items, log off, and the next day they were all waiting for you.
Story Arc's - each class has a unique story, even if it's uncontrollable. I don't think that was ever done to the level SWTOR took it. SWTOR's story innovation was never in question though, was it?
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"But it was so artistically done..." - Grand Admiral Thrawn's final words
The one thing (aside many others) that absolutely wowed me was how the cutscenes changed and adapted when there was more then one player. I started this game soloing, but later got a friend of mine leveling with me and it was like WOW!!! This is just amaziing!!!! How both characters (with companions) show in cut scenes and NPCs recognize class, gender and address you properly.
This is a thing that it so above and beyond any other MMOs - there's simply no comparition.
OK. The one thing I really disliked though /grin was that on the end of conversations most of NPCs for some reason turn their back to you. It was fine when I played Pubs, but my Sith can't stand it LOL.
Music is great, Balmorra's Forge is one of the best in my opinion, but I enjoyed all to be honest.
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After snow pushed the game from Friday to Monday, the Rams were swept in the twin bill with West Wilkes after ice-cold shooting performances that resembled the freezing temperatures in the area. The Lady Rams dropped a 54-35 decision to a solid West Wilkes side, while the boys fell 64-42 in the second game of the double-header.
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HAMBURG, NY – After battling back from a double-digit deficit, Hilbert College ran out of gas and surrendered a 71-55 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference loss to Pitt-Greensburg in women's basketball January 12. Sophomore point guard Sarah Lorusso had her best overall performance, finishing with 15 points, seven rebounds, three steals, and game-highs of five assists, and three block shots. Greensburg's Courtney DiBridge made six three-pointers en route to her 21 points for the 5-2 Bobcats.
Natalie Whitman contributed 12 points and nine rebounds while, Amber Grosch {in photo to right} and Wyann Jackson both chipped in season high points off the bench. Grosch shot four of five from the floor for nine points and Jackson knocked down a trey while making three of four at the foul line to finish with eight ticks.
Hilbert took control of the game right from the tip-off. They built a six-point lead which they were able to hold onto for the game's first seven minutes. DiBridge's second consecutive shot beyond the arc gave the Bobcats their first lead (13-12) at 12:39. Grosch held off Greensburg's attempt to regain the lead when she sank a free throw and scored a put back lay-up at 7:50. Untimely turnovers and missed shots by Hilbert allowed the Bobcats to jump out on a 14-0 run and head to the locker room with a 34-23 lead. Greensburg was credited with 10 steals while forcing 15 Hilbert turnovers by half time.
Greensburg extended their half time lead to 14 points by 16:51, but the Hawks did not quit. They cut the difference to under 10 with Jackson's jumper at 12:33. Both teams traded baskets until Jackson knocked down a three and Grosch scored another layup for the Hawks, but the 53-47 score was as close as Hilbert would get. DiBridge hit two more long distance bombs and the Bobcats converted free throws to set the final sixteen point spread.
Hilbert now heads into a big week of basketball. They travel to Penn State Behrend (6-2) January 14 (6pm) before they head to North Buffalo for the back-half of the AMCC schedule. The Hawks square off against D'Youville, 3-5, January 17th and host Franciscan, 2-6, Saturday, January 19th (1pm).
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Ana will appear on ESPN's popular Cold Pizza programme tomorrow (Friday).
According to ESPN, Cold Pizza "combines a unique blend of sports, pop culture and lifestyle features". The programme is subtitled "The Morning Show with Everything".
The show will feature an exclusive interview with Ana and a serving demonstration, in which she will attempt to ace ESPN interviewer Josh Elliott.
After initial concerns about it being a distraction, Ana has fully embraced Hawk-Eye, the automatic line-calling system that was present at all US Open Series tournaments and will make its Grand Slam debut at Flushing Meadows on Monday.
"I find it very useful," said Ana. "Even if you are wrong, it is a good feeling to know that the ball was definitely in or out."
Ana has been drawn against world No.71 Vera Dushevina in the first round of the US Open, which begins on Monday. Ana is the No.16 seed for the year's final Grand Slam tournament.
It will be the pair's second meeting in under a month and their fourth overall. Ana beat the Russian 6-3, 6-1 in the first round of the JPMorgan Chase Open in Los Angeles three weeks ago.
Former world No.1 Martina Hingis was full of praise for Ana after being beaten 6-2, 6-3 by the 18-year-old in the final of the Rogers Cup.
"There's not much you can do," she said about playing Ana when she is on top form. "I felt like I was hitting some pretty good shots, decent shots to keep the rallies with her. But when you lose those points, you're like, 'Okay, what can I do, what more, what next?' Some points in the second set I felt like I started reading her game better, I started playing better, but it was a little late."
With her Rogers Cup victory in Montreal yesterday, which is worth 300 points, Ana moves up two places to No.17 in the new Sony Ericsson WTA Tour rankings. Consequently, she will be seeded in the top 16 for next week's US Open. Standings that determine the eight qualifiers for the season-ending Sony Ericsson Championships in Madrid (All players begin the year on '0' and Ana now has 912pts), which sees her reside in 13th place, up six places from last week.
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Ana spoke of her joy after http://www.anaivanovic.com/?path=start/news&lang=en&detailpage=444
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"From the first game I let her know I was going to be aggressive," said Ana. "It was important to stay calm and just play some good tennis.
"I'm just happy to do it right now and I'm really, really happy and excited.
"I just knew what I had to do to beat her. I had to play my game. I just want to try and keep the same level now and see how far I can go."
Ana captured her second career title – and her first at Tier I level – by thrashing former world No.1 Martina Hingis 6-2, 6-3 in the final of the Rogers Cup.
Ana, clad in an attractive light orange adidas top and black skirt, played a peach of a match. She completely overwhelmed the world No.13 in a 59-minute display of relentless power.
With this victory, undoubtedly the greatest accomplishment of her career so far, Ana wins the US Open series, which effectively means that she was the best player during the pre-US Open American hard court season.
Former world No.1 Martina Hingis, Ana's opponent in today's Rogers Cup final, is not underestimating the 18-year-old.
"She's a very good player, very high potential," said Hingis, who has never before played Ana. "She's definitely impressed this week.
"You can see she's training really hard. She has the fitness and a new coach and it must be working for her."
Rain has caused Ana's Rogers Cup final against Martina Hingis to be postponed until Monday.
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We have heard from Director David Zimmerman and everyone is safe at Tassajara. The initial hit from the fire has passed to the East but they are still engaged in putting out the occasional spot fires. We have lost a few buildings, including the birdhouse and the bathroom by the pool. The Overlook trail hill is burned and part of the lower garden is lost. We will post a detailed report tomorrow, once all the facts are in.
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Our deepest gratitude to all of you that have worked so hard to contact authorities to help defend Tassajara.
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At 2:15 today, Director David Zimmerman reported via telephone that everyone is safe at Tassajara and that the fire has entered Tassajara. The crew is putting out spot fires, and they are continuing to water down the buildings and the grounds. The feeling is that with the watering, the riparian valley is defending against the fire. We will continue to update you as information becomes available.
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Last night the majority of people at Tassajara evacuated, however five people chose to stay behind. They are: Abbot Steve Stucky, Director David Zimmerman, Mako Voelkel, Graham Ross and Colin Gipson. All five are Zen Center priests and among the most senior residents of Tassajara. They make up the core team of the fire protection efforts. Their primary concern is safety, and not saving buildings. Right now, Tassajara is the safest place for them to be as the safety of Tassajara Road has been compromised by fire.
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Veteran Spider-Man scribe Roger Stern never set out to top Stan Lee's seminal run on the super hero, but you might think otherwise when you witness his own incredible output – and that's just what you'll be able to do in March of 2014 in the Spider-Man by Roger Stern Omnibus, a new, back-breaking 1296-page tome collecting over fifty issues and several years worth of Stern's wall-crawling work.
"It's flattering when others compare my work on Spider-Man to Stan's," the writer told Toledo Free Press Star, "but I would never make that comparison myself. And where Spider-Man is concerned, we all follow in Stan's footsteps. He literally wrote the book non-stop for close to a decade, and he's been masterminding the Spider-Man newspaper strip since…what, 1977?
"I read the stories that Stan produced with Steve Ditko and John Romita throughout my high school and college years, so they were a major influence on how I saw the character. When I was given the Spider-Man assignment, I just did my best to write the sort of stories that had attracted me to the character in the first place."
The sort of stories Stern wrote in Amazing Spider-Man and other titles featuring the hero are today considered some of the cream of the crop by both comic fans and historians; nom surprise that they're now being collected in one volume for the first time. The writer downplays his contribution to the character's legend featured in the Omnibus, though they amount to a lengthy list.
"I have a hard time being objective about my work, so I'll leave it to others to decide what was most important," he said. "All I can tell you is that I was very lucky to collaborate with a number of wonderful artists, especially Marie Severin and John Romita Jr. There are too many stories to name any one favorite, but I especially enjoyed writing the Juggernaut story, the Daydreamers story, the Annual that introduced Captain Marvel, the Cobra & Hyde story, 'The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man,' and any issues with the Vulture or Hobgoblin.
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"At the time, I wanted to give Spider-Man some new villains, some new challenges," the writer noted, "but a lot of the readers wanted to see his old villains return, and the Green Goblin was at the top of their lists, even though he was then technically dead. Coming up with the Hobgoblin was my attempt to meet the readers halfway. My plan was to create an air of mystery about the Hobgoblin, as Stan Lee and Steve Ditko originally had done with the Green Goblin. Neither Spider-Man nor the readers would know who the Hobgoblin really was. But unlike the Green Goblin, the Hobgoblin was not clinically insane. Instead, I made him as coldly calculating as I could.
"To tell you the truth, when I created the Hobgoblin, I wasn't thinking much further than the next few months' worth of stories. The fact that people are still talking about the Hobgoblin after all these years, that he's outlived the mystery of his identity and my tenure as writer, is extremely satisfying to me."
Stern also feels that the Spider-Man by Roger Stern Omnibus represents his growth as a writer, though he still insists it's difficult for him to judge his own work.
"I feel that I learn a little bit more about writing with each new series I tackle," he offered. "I always hope my best story will be the next one."
And does the man who many cite as the best Spider-Man scribe next to Stan Lee feel he has any more web-slinging tales left in him?
"Oh, yes," he answered readily. "I have plenty of Spider-Man ideas I haven't yet used, and I'm sure I could come up with three or four more by this evening. All I'll tell you is that the stories would deal with Spider-Man and whatever's going on in his life, his latest joys and newest sorrows. And it seems as though, every decade, there's some Marvel editor who asks me to write another Spider-story or two.
"It could happen again. We'll just have to wait and see."
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Kailyn Lowry and Jordan Wenner broke up during Teen Mom 2's second season after Kail cheated on her man with Jo Rivera — so you can imagine our shock when they hopped back in the sack! Kailyn clearly missed Jordan and wanted to give their relationship another shot, but there's more to the story than meets the eye.
"I think we tried," Kail tells Maci Bookout during Teen Mom 2's aftershow. "But there's always just that thing in the back of your mind saying no."
So, if Kailyn knew she and Jordan weren't meant to be, why did she get back together with him? "I think there was just a fantasy in my mind that I wanted a family for Isaac," she explains. "Like a together family. And so I was just like, I can do this, I can make this work even if it's really not meant to be."
Nowadays, Kailyn is happily engaged to her fiance, Javi Marroquin, which means her hopes and dreams of having a family came true!
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Queertober: the Happiest Month of the Year! October 1-30, 2013
Ever wonder where you can go to find acceptance, support, or even identity? Well, if you are seeking an empowering truthful journey to find any of those, University of Illinois Springfield presents Queertober: The Happiest Month of the Year! The month long celebration will feature educative and informative events raising awareness for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, and Allied communities.
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The past few years students wore "Gay? Fine By Me!" t-shirts and "NO H8″ while participating in the Closet Door on the Quad. Students vote to decide the logo. This year the logo is to encourage dialogue about ongoing concerns.
Everyone has a sexual orientation and gender identity including heterosexual allies! Help list the 98 problems by posting one and read others on the 99 Problems Blog at go.uis.edu/99problems or submit one when picking up the t-shirt. This is intended as an avenue for dialogue. Posts are also highly encouraged that create intersections between LGBTQ concerns, sexism, racism, etc.
Wear this shirt on Thursday, Oct. 10 while attending the Closet Door on the Quad celebrating National Coming Out Day!
Students receive one free t-shirt. Pick up tshirts at Student Life Building rm. 22 – LGBTQA Resource Office student lounge.
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October 1: Athlete Ally: Overcoming Homophobia in Athletics: with Hudson Taylor, Jeff Sheng & the Fearless exhibit opening. TRAC Gym, 7-9 PM, ECCE Speaker Series
Hudson Taylor and Jeff Sheng will provide presentations with a joint question and answer session to follow. Hudson Taylor will discuss what it means to be an ally to the LGBTQ community in the context of sports and how professional athletes can overcome homophobia and transphobia. Jeff Sheng will explain the creation of the Fearless exhibit while providing context to the lives of out LGBTQ high school and college athletes. A reception will follow. The Fearless exhibit will be featured on campus during the month of October in the TRAC Atrium, PAC, and the Student Life Building.
Hudson Taylor – http://www.athleteally.org
Hudson Taylor founded Athlete Ally in January of 2011 and is a three-time NCAA All-American wrestler. An athlete all his life, Hudson experienced demeaning humor in high school and college athletics, but befriended LGBT people when studying theater and Interactive Performance Art at the University of Maryland. Seeing the juxtaposition between the theatre department and the locker room, Hudson felt it was imperative that he confront a side of sports that no athlete should be proud of: sports marginalizes LGBT athletes, coaches and others through systemic homophobia and transphobia. Hudson decided that he could no longer watch from the sidelines as his athletic culture isolated and segregated LGBT athletes and betrayed the integrity and diversity at the heart of athletics. When Hudson wore an LGBT equality sticker from the Human Rights Campaign on his wrestling headgear, he encountered criticism from his peers, but received positive attention from the media. Following his presence in the media, Hudson received hundreds of emails from parents and closeted athletes. This experience inspired him to found this non-for-profit organization, with the mission of educating, encouraging and empowering straight athlete allies to combat homophobia and transphobia in sports. Hudson is currently an assistant coach of the Columbia University wrestling team.
Jeff Sheng – http://www.fearlessproject.org
Jeff Sheng is an American artist and photographer. He was a visiting guest professor of photography at Harvard University in 2011. He taught as a visiting assistant professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara for the departments of Studio Art and Asian American studies between 2007-2012. Jeff Sheng and the Fearless exhibit documents high school and collegiate athletes who openly self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender and are "out" to their predominantly straight teammates and coaches. It features photos of the athletes with accompanying text written by the athletes. Exhibitions include over 50 high schools and colleges. In 2009, he was awarded a grant to exhibit at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Other venues have included ESPN headquarters in 2008, the 2009 International LGBT Human Rights Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Nike World Headquarters in 2010.
His recent photo series, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," featuring images of closeted service members in the U.S. Military, was widely referenced by the national press during the repeal of the policy. His photography has been published in the New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, and Time Magazine, and he has been profiled by the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, NPR, the BBC, CNN, and by ABC World News Tonight.
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October 3: LGBTea Weekly Social, Drop by Anytime!, 4-6PM, SLB22, More info at go.uis.edu/tea.
A comfortable, accepting, & non-judgemental social atmosphere for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning, and allied students. Every Thursday! Hang out, watch movies, listen to music, make plans for the weekend. Free food. Bring a friend.
October 7: Safe Zone Religion Advanced Session, PAC Rm. G, 12-2PM
God does not condemn LGBTQ people. This session allows for participants to confidentially share their own faith or beliefs while introducing key challenges facing LGBTQ people seeking to balance both identities. Participants will gain information and LGBTQ-supportive resources in a Judeo-Christian context, as well as thoughtful, respectful language and strategies to engage with people of faith. Recommended for any potential Safe Zone member that may be struggling with this issue or in need of information to support LGBTQ students of faith. Register online.
October 10: Annual Closet Door on the Quad celebrating National Coming Out Day – Music by Summer Osborne. Wear your "99 Problems" shirts!, 4-6 PM, Pick up free shirts at Student Life Building rm. 22
National Coming Out day is held annually on October 11 and encourages people to take the next step in their coming out process, and commemorates the 1987 National March on Washington for LGBTQ equality. UIS celebrates with the Closet Door on the Quad. Participants are encouraged to walk through the door and tell their coming out stories or why they are allies to the LGBTQA population.
Summer Osborne is a lyric-driven singer/songwriter from St. Louis, MO. You can describe her music as folk soul, acoustic rock, and piano pop… with glimpses of jazz, blues, and roots music. You can reveal that she has power vocals and is an artful storyteller. However, you cannot confine her to a genre. You will laugh, you will cry, you will feel, you will enjoy yourself. Come join the adventure to feel better!! It is the evolution of the soul – one song at a time. http://summerosborne.wordpress.com/about/
October 16: Safe Zone Multiple Identities Advanced Session, PAC Rm. G, 4-6PM October 17: LGBTea Weekly Social, Drop by Anytime!, 4-6PM, SLB22
Not all LGBTQ people are White or Atheist. This cross cultural session allows for participants to share their own multiple identities; explores the intersections between race, culture, sexual orientation, and gender; and helps to illuminate the challenges of LGBTQ students with multiple identities. A particular emphasis is made on how different cultures and communities in the U.S. and internationally understand and define sexuality and gender minorities. Participants will leave with a personal action plan to use and reflect on in their daily life at UIS. Register online.
October 21: Safe Zone Transgender Advanced Session: LRH Great Room, 12-2PM
Transgender people continue to be an invisible, often forgotten community. This session helps participants develop self-awareness and compassion and to think critically about their own assumptions and vulnerabilities as related to gender. Participants will learn about the gender binary, understand accurate terms, explore potential gender transition processes, and consider common concerns and challenges in higher education. This session is recommended for any person wanting to learn how to become a better ally to this population. Register online.
October 22: March on Springfield for Marriage Equality, 1-4PM Downtown, Free bus transportation at 12:30PM, meet at SLB22. Wear "99 Problems" shirts! More info on the march at http://www.marchonspringfield.org/.
Join students, staff, and faculty as we travel together to downtown Springfield and participate in the rally and march.
October 24: LGBTea Weekly Social, Drop by Anytime!, 4-6PM, SLB22, More info at go.uis.edu/tea.
A comfortable, accepting, & non-judgemental social atmosphere for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning, and allied students. Every Thursday! Hang out, watch movies, listen to music, make plans for the weekend. Free food. Bring a friend.
October 24: Rev. Kiyimba, Uganda Unitarian Universalist Church, Intergroup dialogue on LGBTQ international issues, 9:30PM, LRH Great Room., free taco bar.
The Reverend Mark Kiyimba is a Unitarian Universalist minister and founder of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Uganda. He also operates a primary school for over 550 students, many of whom have been affected by HIV/AIDS, and a children's home for AIDS orphans near Masaka, Uganda.
His is the only congregation in Uganda that openly welcomes and is inclusive of LGBT people. Rev. Kiyimba is an outspoken critic of Uganda's anti-LGBT legislation, which would mandate harsh penalties such as life imprisonment or death just for being homosexual in Uganda. The bill has moved on and off the Parliament's agenda without a vote on multiple occasions; it could still be voted on in the future. Rev. Kiyimba has been questioned on multiple occasions by police who accuse him of using the church and school to recruit homosexuals. He was compelled to leave Uganda last year due to concerns for his own safety.
Rev. Kiyimba was awarded the National Education Association's Virginia Uribe Award for Creative Leadership in Human Rights in Washington, D.C. on July 1st. This award is presented to a person whose activities in human rights significantly impact education and the achievement of equal opportunity for those facing discrimination due to their sexual orientation.
This intergroup dialogue will consist of an opening message by Rev. Kiyimba, small group discussions, and an open sharing of experiences with students from various backgrounds, cultures, countries, faith beliefs, sexual orientations, and gender identities. A free taco bar will be available for all participants.
October 30: Annual Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) Drag Show, SLB Gym, 8PM
The closing event of Queertober. Join students and talent from Central Illinois as the best female and male illusion entertains for all. This annual event is always a treat that you do not want to miss.
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In her first year at the helm of the UNH Wildcats in the 2013 season, Albrecht led the squad to third place in the America East conference standings – the 'Cats were selected sixth in the coaches' preseason poll. UNH closed the regular season with six wins in the last 11 games and that included a 6-5 come-from-behind victory at UMBC in the regular-season finale that sent New Hampshire to the postseason. UNH finished 6-11 overall, boasted the America East co-Rookie of the Year, Laura McHoul, and placed a league-high four representatives on the All-Academic Team.
Albrecht came to UNH following her second stint at the University of Massachusetts in which she served as associate head coach for two years. The Braintree, Mass. native helped lead UMass to an Atlantic-10 championship and the NCAA tournament in both the 2011 and 2012 seasons.
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In three years (2008-10) as an assistant coach at Harvard University, Albrecht helped the Crimson to its best three-year record since 1994-96. Harvard boasted two Ivy League Rookies of the Year and had the league's leading scorer two consecutive years under her tutelage of the offensive unit.
Albrecht began her collegiate coaching career as a UMass assistant coach and the team went 8-9 in that 2007 season.
Through her coaching career, Albrecht has demonstrated an affinity for community outreach programs. At both Harvard and UMass, she fostered a relationship with the "Friends of Jaclyn Foundation" and the lax programs. Albrecht was also heavily involved in community projects as a student at Northwestern University, where she volunteered with Special Olympics, the athletic department's field day for low-income children and Northwestern Natural Ties, an organization creating and supporting friendships between people with and without disabilities.
Albrecht spent five seasons as a student-athlete at Northwestern, where she served as a team captain every year, missed the 2003 campaign due to injury and graduated with a degree in Psychology. She concluded her collegiate career in 2006 with a second consecutive national championship and recorded three goals as well as four assists in the '06 title game to earn the NCAA Championship Most Outstanding Player honor.
Albrecht finished her career ranked fourth all-time at Northwestern in assists (71), sixth in points (199) and seventh in goals (128). In both 2005 and 2006, she was an IWLCA All-America selection, all-tournament pick at the NCAA Championship and All-Conference First Team honoree.
In four years on the field, Albrecht led the Wildcats, who gained varsity status in 2002, to a 58-15 record. In 2006, she received the N Club Scholarship and Lisa Ishikawa Award for her leadership.
Albrecht announced her retirement from the U.S Women's National Senior Team following the Federation of International Lacrosse World Cup in July 2013; she was named to the All-World Team for the second consecutive World Cup. In June 2008, she was one of the top scorers at the Prague Cup and the midfielder was named to the FIL All-World Team for her efforts in helping Team USA win the gold at the 2009 FIL World Cup. Albrecht recorded 14 goals and three assists in seven games. She scored the game-winning goal in the USA's first victory over Australia and scored four goals in a win over England.
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CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Legislature held a public forum on Monday regarding the proposed House Bill 2579 whose topic is the amount of Selenium allowed in state waters. The House Committee on the Judiciary passed the bill out of committee and will it was read for the first time before the House members on Wednesday.
Delegate Justin Marcum (D-Mingo, Logan), one of the co-sponsors of the bill, believes would be a good for WV.
"This bill is great for the coal mining industry. It gives our state the power to make the important decisions that impact our coal mines. By taking away this power from the federal government, we can ensure the best interests of our citizens are intact," Marcum said.
Delegate Harry Keith White (D-Mingo), another co-sponsor of the bill, expressed his opinion of how this bill would benefit the industry.
"I think it provides some new tools to enable us to continue to get the mining permits to keep people working in the coal industry, which is the livelihood of Mingo County," White said.
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CHAPMANVILLE — Free turkey dinners were served throughout all of Logan County Thanksgiving Day by scores of volunteers.
The event was held at Chapmanville Middle School from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. In all 591 dinners were prepared for delivery, take out or for eating in the school cafeteria. Organizer of the event, Ronald Lee Jones, said that more than 300 of those dinners were delivered to volunteers throughout Logan County by 1 p.m.
"We're only half way through, but we've already delivered 340 dinners," said Jones. "It's been a busy morning and we've had a lot of volunteers. It's been a real positive experience."
Jones said dinners were delivered to the Logan County line at Man, Omar, Harts, Logan and Chapmanville.
The event is hosted under the name In-Action Project.
"The In-Action Project is a collection of community members from different areas," said Jones. "We have kids from the schools participating, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church groups, civic organizations and business. It's a real collective effort."
Jones expressed his appreciation to the sponsors and volunteers.
"It's such a huge list that you just can't name everybody individually," Jones said. "The joy of it all is that it is a community interacting with everybody working toward a common good."
Jones said this was the third year the free Thanksgiving dinner had been offered. The first year he estimates that there were close to 275 people served; the second year there were 508 people and this year the total ended at 591.
Jones said he feels like he is sowing a seed in his youth volunteers.
"We've seen a lot of young people taking pride in the little jobs that we give them," said Jones.
Chapmanville Mayor Jerry Price Jr. gave the event well-deserved praise.
"I just wanted to say what an asset that Lee and Heather Jones are to the Chapmanville community," said Price. "I know they wish no personal thanks, but they have given up their Thanksgiving Day to make sure that others are fed and can enjoy their Thanksgiving. This year alone they served 591 dinners out of Chapmanville Middle School to shut-ins, widows, homeless, elderly, and people with no family to celebrate with. Lee and Heather have selflessly given their time to show their Christian Love for others, without wanting or needing any praise, but they deserve credit."
Price said he also wanted to acknowledge the scores of volunteers.
"They needed a lot of volunteers to pull this dinner off and there are too many volunteers to list, but they know who they are and I also want to say "Thank You" to them also," said Price. "I only spent a few minutes at the dinner, but the smiles and love on the faces of everyone involved confirmed what a wonderful event this is."
Jessica Griffith of Sissonville, along her daughter, mother and grandmother, all came to volunteer their time to the dinner. Griffith became acquainted with Jones' wife Heather at Dr. Scott Segal's office in Logan.
"I'm a pharmaceutical rep and she works there as a physician's assistant," said Griffith.
Griffith said she wanted to show her daughter that not everyone is as fortunate as she is.
"Her first three years of her birthday we donated her birthday gifts to St. Judes," said Griffith. "This kind of stuff is right up my alley."
Griffith's grandmother, Virginia Fisher, said she came to help, but instead watched over Griffith's daughter, Addison.
"I was going to help, but she wanted me to watch over her, so I got to be with my baby," said Virginia.
Griffith's mother, Rhonda Fisher, said she was all for volunteering when Griffith mentioned it.
"This is something I always wanted to do," said Rhonda.
The Jones' would like to acknowledge their many sponsors for this year's dinner. Sponsors included Logan Regional Medical Center; Chapmanville Middle School; Davita Inc.; Chapmanville East Grade School; Chapmanville West Grade School; Logan Pediatrics; Eden Family Practice; City of Chapmanville; Chapmanville Kiwanis Club; Dr. Ahmad Faridi; Stone Branch Church of God; Logan Service Unit of the Black Diamond Girl Scouts; Mill Creek Church of God; PRIDE Community Services; Boy Scouts Pack 443; Abraham & Ilderton Law Office; Hewett Mine Supply; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rakes; Mrs. Penny Blair; Mr. and Mrs. David Lovejoy; Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bourne; Mrs. Sharone Jones; Mrs. Jill Hensley; Mr. and Mrs. Van Collins; Mr. Steve Runyon; Tabernacle of Praise Church of God of Culloden; Mrs. Tilah Moore; Pecks Mill United Methodist; Calvary Baptist; Mrs. Brenda York; W.Va.Senator Art Kirkendoll; Ms. Diana Adkins; Mrs. Jeannie Fowler; Erin Williamson and WVOW ; Logan DHHR; Mr. and Mrs. William Vernatter; Word of Life Church; Mrs. Jill Stone; Mrs. Meg Jarvis; Wyandot Service Unit of Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, Troops 2573, 2163, 4770, 4774, 4772 and 2447; Boy Scouts of America, Buckskin Council, Chapmanville Cub Scout Pack 28 and Mrs. Melissa Dingess.


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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
High school student athletes who excel in their sports know how to deal with pressure. A basketball player signed to play collegiately with an SEC school can make a shot with the clock winding down. A football player with school records in his name can make a game-saving tackle. The program's No. 1 tennis player can fire an ace when his team depends on it.
Griffie Loy has been there and done that for Bishop England football and track and field. The two-sport standout, though, is among a miniority of elite athletes who know there's more than that.
"I remember being in eighth grade and watching the great football players," Loy said, rattling off a half dozen of former Battling Bishop greats. "They were gods then. They could have gone out and robbed a bank, and I would have been like, 'Wow, I want to rob a bank.'
"I don't know if everyone understood how much we meant to everyone else, but I did. I wasn't perfect by any means, but I tried to remember that it was more than us playing football or me throwing."
John Cantey enters his sixth year as head coach of the football program raved about his graduating linebacker and fullback. "Griffie is probably the best overall person I've had the pleasure of coaching. He's won several state titles in football and track, but that doesn't define who he is," Cantey said.
"He's a great person with great character. He's a leader by example and by word. He's the hardest working player I've ever had."
Loy heads to the Naval Academy with a spot on the track and field roster. His 196-foot-6-inch discus throw in the 2A state championship not only earned him another state title ring, but it was also good enough for the fifth-best mark in the nation. He shattered the previous best by 11 and a half feet.
In college, the throws will be different as he switches from high school training to Olympic preparation. The shot weight increases from 12 pounds to 16 and the discus weight adds about a pound.
He entertained other serious Divison I interest, including Clemson, South Carolina, The Citadel, Wake Forest, VMI, Troy and Notre Dame, but ultimately settled on Navy because of a strong desire to join the military. His grandfather was a Naval captain for 25 years, Loy said.
The Citadel also offered to let him walk on to the football team, he added.
"Getting into the Naval Academy, it gives me the opportunity to do what I've always wanted to do – serve our country," he said. The decorated Bishop has the tools to add military earned awards to his collection of championship rings.
The fuel to add a back-to-back title with the football team was started at the end of the first championship season when the graduating class boasted that they were the best seniors the school ever had. "The first football state championship was great. The second one was even better," he said. "I'm so competitive that I was livid when they said that."
The Bishops, with Loy as one of the captains, won 13 games by an average margin of victory more than 30 points, including a shutout in the 2A state championship game.
The 2011 group won 13 games by an average of just over 25 points.
Consider that chip on Loy's shoulder heaved about 196 feet and 6 inches away.
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Go behind the scenes of the making of "Rock Bottom."
Guilt Tripping
Tasha lays on the guilt trip as she believes Bryan is taking away her song.
One Song, Two Versions
Kandi discusses how tricky it was to have the same song performed two different ways.
Brian and Tasha Go Head-to-Head
Ep 8: Kandi challenged both artists to try their hand at her song "Rock Bottom," forcing Brian and Tasha to give it their emotional all.
Before and After: Brian and Tasha
The Kandi Factory team works their magic on country boy Brian and blues singer Tasha.
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"Great White Radio Interview Re-Broadcast!"
Due to overwhelming demand, WVOX's Feature Interview with Great White founder/guitarist, Mark Kendall, will be re-broadcast in it's entirety tomorrow, Wednesday, 2/27/13 at 8:05pm Eastern on WVOX.com Worldwide and 1460 AM in New York.
During the prime time chat, Kendall talks with hosts Matt O'Shaughnessy and Tony Gizzo about Great White's pioneering legacy, celebrating thirty years rocking the masses, the bands new and much anticipated 30 Years - "Live From The Sunset Strip" release and latest studio album, "Elation", and much more!
With internationally-acclaimed songs such as "Rock Me", "Save Your Love", "Mista Bone", "Hard To Say Goodbye" among others of note, the legendary Los Angeles hard rockers were catapulted into households everywhere over their illustrious three decade career with their raw and blues-hued, no-nonsense approach to music.
Metal Mayhem airs Wednesday from 7-9pm and Friday between 6-10pm and can now be viewed on live webcam at http://www.wvox.com/.


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Aug. 14. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Verchael Denise Dyson, 48 criminal domestic violence
Martin Edward Clay Bryant, 24 abuse/to inflict great bodily injury upon a child
Donna Marie Bolin, 27 assault and battery third degree commitment
Debra Sue Cannon, 58 breach of trust with fraudulent intent $2,000 or less two counts
Michael Donavan Mitchelle Jr., 19 carrying a concealed weapon, criminal domestic violence first offense bench warrant, assault and battery third degree bench warrant
Misty Len Seawright, 38 possession of drug paraphernalia, hold per National Crime Information Computer teletype for Monroe County Sheriffs Office, Georgia
Ronnie Lockwood, 40 criminal domestic violence, hold for Charleston County
Katrina Latonya Cummings, 30 fraudulent check
Joseph Walter Bridges, 53 failure to stop for blue light and siren, possession of drug paraphernalia, no drivers license, uninsured vehicle operator, no vehicle license, hold for Georgia
Ralph Delano Hayes, 74 driving under the influence of alcohol/substance, open container of beer/wine
Sakwan Willis Johnson, 24 criminal domestic violence bench warrant
Al Sedrick Allen, 39 no drivers license, slick tires, liquor broken seal, possession of crack cocaine
Johnny Steven Wiles, 51 drugs/possession with intent to distribute cocaine, weapons/possession of firearm or ammunition by person convicted of violent felon, drugs/possession of marijuana less than 28 grams, weapons/unlawful carrying of a pistol, driving under suspension second offense, uninsured vehicle operator
John Fitzgerald Rile, 50 failure to appear and pay as ordered
Montrell Demond Bush, 28 simple possession of marijuana
Damien Lamar Edwards, 28 murder/attempted murder, reckless driving, driving under suspension second offense, traffic/failure to stop for blue lights, no injury or death first offense
Mareo Adams, 31 driving under suspension, open container of beer/wine
Margaret Anna Hankinson, 28 false information to police/fire, trespass after notice
Melvin Stevens Jr., 43 failure to pay per May 16, 2012, order two counts
Roy Vassar, 43 operating uninsured vehicle, expired license plate, driving under suspension first offense
Kerrie Diane Reynolds, 19 criminal domestic violence
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CONCORD, N.C. – WKA and two fine partners, Michigan Kart Supply and MGM Chassis Co., have joined forces to bring the growingly popular Pro Gas Animal engine to the National Road Racing Series in 2014.
The Pro Gas Animal will debut at next month's WKA Road Race Championships at Daytona International Speedway and will run as a national class at all 2014 Road Race nationals.
Pro Gas Animal Final 1 and Final 2 will run Saturday and Sunday at Road Racing nationals (Sunday and Monday at Daytona) for a single class championship. Minimum weight will be 385 pounds, both days.
In addition to the new Pro Gas Animal classes, the gas Animal engine application will now also be legal in Animal Sprint 335/360/385/410 at a 15-pound weight break.
In an attempt to give 4-cycle road racers a wide array of options to run at a WKA national event, the new Pro Gas Animal class has been added to the Stock Honda, TaG Heavy race group. Each of the three 30-minute sprint race groups now includes at least one 4-cycle division: traditional alcohol Animal Sprint 335/360/385/410, Pro Gas Animal and Clone 360/385.
The Pro Gas Animal class was new to WKA and karting in 2013 with the division's implementation into the RLV Gold Cup Series. The class grew throughout the 2013 Gold Cup season and boasted a strong 25-kart field in the Gold Cup season closer in October at Carolina Motorsports Park.
Click here to view WKA Pro Gas Animal engine rules.
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The Fresh Market is accepting job applications online for various positions at its Aiken store, which is currently under construction.
Applications are being accepted for bakery manager, deli manager, front-end manager, meat manager and produce manager. Each are full-time positions, according to The Fresh Market's website, and each require previous management experience in the retail, grocery or restaurant industry.
The minimum age requirement is 18, and each position requires some weekend, evening and holiday work.
There was no word Tuesday on when The Fresh Market will open its store at 2013 Whiskey Road in the South Park Shopping Center. Site prep work has been under way for several months.
The Fresh Market website still only lists the store as "coming soon."
The Fresh Market will be the anchor store in the shopping center at around 19,000 square feet. There are other retail spaces on either side ranging from 900 to 1,440 square feet.
Halvorsen Holdings, which operates the shopping center, has not listed any other tenants for the strip.
The shopping center's concept plan shows renovations would add varying elevations to the building, which would be painted in earthy hues. Thomas Vincent, president of Halvorsen Holdings, has said the hope is to give that area a more downtown look and feel.
For more information on becoming a new employee, visit http://careers.thefreshmarket.com/.
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Rochester CTC President Don Supalla Honored with Lifetime Achievement AwardJanuary 30, 2013
On Monday, Jan. 28th, Rochester Community & Technical College (Minn.) President Don Supalla was the recipient of the Rochester Amateur Sports Commission's (RASC), "Amateur Sports Lifetime Achievement Award" at their annual awards banquet. The event featured Olympic Gold Medal gymnast Shannon Miller as the keynote speaker. The following are comments made by RASC executive director Ed Hruska (pictured with Don).
A homegrown success story – our honoree tonight is a product of this area. If you have ever met him you will immediately be impressed by his positive and supportive attitude. Approach him about anything and the first words you will hear are usually "yes, I think we can find a way to do that" …or something similar. He has been a champion of partnerships in representation of the institution he runs as well as for the overall good of our community.
In our world of sports we admire an individual who can support the development and pursuit of amateur athletics while always keeping the important issue of student education as a priority. Tonight we honor this year's lifetime achievement award to the person who has done this – and done it very well.Over recent years he has worked with area legislators and community leaders to secure and preside over close to $100 million worth of construction projects that have benefited this entire community. That teamwork translated into a University Center Rochester Regional Sports Center, Rochester Regional Stadium and Sports Bubble, Horticulture Technology Center, the renovation of the former gymnasium into a health science center, a new workforce center and the final phase of the RCTC Regional Stadium. He has also been strong in his support for the development of local athletic field on the state property owned by the campus. Fuad Mansour Soccer Complex, Rochester Youth Baseball Complex and RYFA football fields have all been developed on this land as well as the Rochester Fast Pitch Softball Complex to the east of the campus. The addition of all these facilities and fields has vaulted RCTC into the position of being one of the most attractable community colleges in the country as well as strengthen our local youth athletic programs and facilities!
He always has been a strong supporter of bringing junior college national championships to the RCTC campus through partnerships with the Rochester Amateur Sports Commission. Since 1999 – over thirty junior college national championships have been held on the RCTC campus as well as three bowl games at the regional stadium. And you can bet he was present at every one of them. – never missing an opportunity to welcome guests and support the efforts of the athletes…always visible as the leader of the campus.While we all enjoy the fun, excitement and competition we experience with amateur sports, the importance of education is one that must be the main focus. Our honoree here tonight has accomplished this over his years of serving our community – and Rochester is a much better place because of his efforts. Please join me in honoring this year's Lifetime Achievement Award winner – Mr. Don Supalla!


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