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Storm delays lift already strong US auto salesBy DEE-ANN DURBIN and TOM KRISHER
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A Toyota dealership sign glows over a car lot in Tustin Calif., recently. A better economy and extra demand after Superstorm Sandy lifted U.S. auto sales in November.DETROIT Superstorm Sandy gave an extra boost to already strong U.S. auto sales last month, although carmakers warned that uncertainty over the fiscal cliff could undo some of those gains.
Most major companies, from Toyota to Chrysler, posted impressive increases from a year earlier. Only General Motors was left struggling to explain its 3-percent sales gain and large inventory of unsold trucks.
Americans were already willing to buy a new car or truck last month because theyre more confident in the economy. Home values are rising, hiring is up and auto financing is readily available. Also, the average age of a vehicle on U.S. roads is approaching a record 11 years, so many people are looking to replace older cars.
Sandy just boosted that demand. The storm added 20,000 to 30,000 sales industry wide in November, mostly from people who planned to buy cars during the October storm but had to delay their purchases, Ford estimated. People who need to replace storm-damaged vehicles are expected to drive sales for several more months. GM estimates that 50,000 to 100,000 vehicles will eventually need to be replaced.
November sales, when calculated on an annual basis, are likely to be 15 million or more, the highest rate since March of 2008, according to LMC Automotive, a Detroit-area consulting firm. Thats higher than the 14.3 million annual rate so far this year, even though November is normally a lackluster month due to cold weather and holiday anticipation. Both GM and Chrysler predicted November sales would run at an annual rate of 15.3 million.
If sales end up at 15 million for the year, it would be a vast improvement over the 10.4 million during the recession in 2009. Sales would still fall short of the recent peak of around 17 million in 2005.
But the ongoing fiscal cliff negotiations between Congress and the White House could still derail the industrys recovery. The term refers to sharp government spending cuts and tax increases scheduled to start Jan. 1 unless an agreement is reached to cut the budget deficit. Economists say that those measures, if implemented, could push the U.S. economy back into a recession.
Exactly how much growth we can expect next year will depend in part on how Congress and the president resolve the fiscal cliff issue, said Kurt McNeil, GMs U.S. sales chief. Markets and consumers hate uncertainty.
McNeil and other GM executives tried to explain the automakers disappointing performance. GMs biggest brand, Chevrolet, reported flat sales over last year despite new products like the Spark minicar. Silverado pickup sales fell 10 percent.
GMs sales have been trailing the industry all year. They were up 4 percent through October, compared to the industry-wide increase of 14 percent.
GM said its competitors resorted to higher than usual incentives last month to get rid of 2012 model-year trucks. GM, which had more 2013 trucks on its lots, was only offering an average of $500 per truck, or a third of what others were offering. GM has been trying to hold the line on costly incentives, which can hurt resale value and brand image.
We want to be known for great products, not great incentives, McNeil said.
But some analysts think GM will be forced to offer more deals in December to clear out higher-than-forecast inventory.
Asian brands also got a boost from some unusually big discounts, said Jesse Toprak, senior analyst for automotive pricing site TrueCar.com. TrueCar estimated that Hyundai and Kia, which were admonished by the U.S. government in late October for overstating gas mileage, increased incentive spending by nearly 30 percent. Nissan spending was up 45 percent to $4,273 per vehicle, by far the highest incentives in the industry.
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Topic: Euro 2008 Qualifier: Norway - Malta
1-1-3 for Malta, and will for sure not qualify for the Euro 2008. Their win was at home against Hungary. They kept clean sheets for a long time against Turkey in Frankfurt in september, but lost the match 0-2.
Norway are struggling after 2-0 became 2-2 in Germany against Turkey. This match against Malta should be easy for the hosts, but when the top odds for just a home win is 1.15, there is a no play from me. Its just not worth the risk.
Feb 9, 05 Malta 0 - 3 Norway
But there are some other bets that should be considered in this match. Handicap with Malta given a 0-2 lead I believe is playable. If Norway gets a 1-0 lead I believe they can start looking at the watch and be happy with the result, as they need the three points and will not be looking to entertain in this match.
Over 2.5 and 3.5 goals are also possible bets for this match. There is a fear that Norway will struggle to score, but they need a win in this match and that can open it up even to Malta.
Norway to win (but not playable at to low odds), Malta to win with 0-2 handicap, Over 2.5 goals and Over 3.5 goals.
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Montichiari - Cuneo
Cuneo has the worst form in the Serie C2 at the moment and should have problems away against Montichiari.
Cuneo to win.
Olbia - Lumezzane
Olbia won their last meeting 0 - 1 away from home back in December and with Lumezzane's recent poor form they should win this one as well.
Olbia to win.
Ivrea - Grosseto
Match between league leaders Grosseto and Ivrea who are on 16th place. This is a match Grosseto should win.
Grosseto to win.
Monza - Novara
Novara won their last meeting 2 - 0, but at home Monza should win this match easily. Novara have a pretty poor form recently.
Monza to win.
Venezia - Sassuolo
Sassuolo has the best form in the Serie C1 at the moment and are on 2nd place. Venezia is on 7th place. This will be an important match to win.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Curtis McNeal scored twice in the third quarter to lead 21st-ranked Southern California to a 38-17 win over Arizona State.
Matt Barkley passed for 222 yards with three touchdowns and three interceptions as he went 20-for-33 for the Trojans (7-3, 5-3 Pac-12), who snapped a two-game slide.
McNeal finished the game with 31 carries for 163 yards and two touchdowns and also had a 22-yard touchdown catch in the win.
USC sits one-half game back of UCLA for the top spot in the South Division of the Pac-12 after the Bruins downed Washington State on Saturday. UCLA will host USC next Saturday.
"We did make sure that everybody knew where we were at, what was at stake," USC coach Lane Kiffin said. "Really, we were in a two-game playoff for the Pac-12 South. We know what our standards are, so we understood what we had to do."
Taylor Kelly went 19-for-30 with 174 yards and a touchdown, but was picked off three times for the Sun Devils (5-5, 3-4), who have dropped their past four games.
"The defense gave us an opportunity, but the offense has got to pick it up," Arizona State offensive lineman Evan Finkenberg said. "I think it's just personal pride. We've got a lot of seniors on this team and we want to send them out the right way."
ASU took a three-point lead on its first touch of the third quarter as Jon Mora hit a 28-yard field goal for a 17-14 advantage. The score was set up when Barkley was intercepted by Carl Bradford on the first play of the half.
USC got the ball back near midfield after a poor kickoff and McNeal took over. He carried the ball five times for 36 yards and the fifth carry saw him find the end zone from five yards out for a 21-17 lead with 8:49 to play in the third.
Arizona State went for it on a 4th-and-1 at the USC 39, but Kelly was sacked for nine yards and the Trojans again took over with excellent field position.
The team covered the 52 yards in nine plays with McNeal taking it into the end zone on a 22-yard catch from Barkley for a 28-17 lead with just 19 seconds left in the third.
An Andre Heidari 26-yard field goal gave the Trojans a 31-17 lead with 5:08 to play.
A series of three turnovers occurred over four snaps with Lamar Dawson capping the mistakes with a pickoff of Kelly. That saw the team put the game away with a 27-yard TD run by McNeal.
Arizona State's second possession of the game was a successful one as Kelly hit Chris Coyle for a 34-yard score for a 7-0 lead with 10:51 left in the first quarter.
The score stayed that way until late in the first quarter when USC started with the ball at it's own 20. On the first play, Barkley hit Marqise Lee with a pass and he raced down the left sideline for an 80-yard score.
The Sun Devils took the lead thanks to the defense in the second quarter as Alden Darby picked off a Barkley pass and raced into the end zone on a 70-yard score for a 14-7 lead with 11:15 left in the first half.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Cane Bay's basketball teams got productive last week in their effort to scratch out playoff bids.
The Lady Cobras and Cobras swept Stratford on the road to pick up their first victories in Region 7-AAAA this winter. Both improved to 1-3 after the first rotation through the region slate.
"I asked the seniors if they want to play past senior night and they said 'yes,'" Cane Bay girls coach Ira Owens said. "Then I said we have to win this game."
Owens' team raced out to a 27-9 lead in the first half and cruised to a 45-30 victory. The win set up a crucial game with Wando on Tuesday. The Lady Cobras need to win to force a tie for third place in the region standings, and only three teams from Region 7 can earn playoff spots.
"If we understand the tiebreaker system correctly, the way we figure we've got to beat them by eight points or more," Owens said.
Against Stratford, Brookelynn Doctor led Cane Bay with 16 points and 10 rebounds. She also blocked two shots.
Adriana Barkley added nine points and Makayla Dudley eight points. Dudley also had seven rebounds, seven steals and five assists.
McKenzie Yon led Stratford with 20 points and Asia Ifield chipped in eight points.
In the boys game, the Cobras grabbed the lead in the first quarter and never trailed in winning 65-54. Jiquan Hammond led Cane Bay with 21 points, while Traevon Doctor and Raekwon Rivers tacked on 14 and 12 points respectively. Louis Rivers and Christian Lawyer added eight points apiece.
"Getting that first (region win) is huge," Cane Bay coach Calvin Craft said. "… We really did come out focused, playing together, running our stuff and being pesky on defense."
Doctor led Cane Bay with seven boards and Hammond came up with six steals.
Stratford was led by Demetre Rivers, who had a game-high 27 points.
After Wando, the Cobras cap the regular season Feb. 5 at Goose Creek and Feb. 8 at home versus Stratford.
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Belarus is a landlocked country bordered by Lithuania and Latvia to the northwest, by Russia to the north and east, by Ukraine to the south, and by Poland to the west. In area, it is roughly one-third the size of its southern neighbour, Ukraine.
The topography of Belarus was largely shaped by glaciation during the Pleistocene Epoch (i.e., about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago). Much of the country consists of flat lowlands separated by low level-topped hills and uplands. The highest point, Dzyarzhynskaya Hill, is only 1,135 feet (346 metres) above sea level, and more than half the surface area of Belarus lies below 660 feet (200 metres). The higher areas are formed by ridges of glacial morainic material dating from the Valday glaciation, the last advance of Pleistocene ice in eastern Europe. The largest of the ridges, the Belarusian Ridge, extends northeastward from the Polish border on the southwest to north of Minsk, where it widens into the Minsk Upland before turning eastward to link up with the Smolensk-Moscow Upland. Running transverse to the main Belarusian Ridge, the Ashmyany Upland, consisting of terminal moraines from the same glacial period, lies between Minsk and Vilnius, in neighbouring Lithuania. The surfaces of its ridges tend to be flat or gently rolling and covered by light sandy podzolic soils; they are largely cleared of their original forest cover.
Separated by the morainic ridges lie wide lowlands, which are mostly poorly drained and marshy and contain many small lakes. To the north of the main line of morainic hills are two broad plains: the north of the republic comprises the Polatsk Lowland, and the northwestern corner, near Hrodna, is the Neman (Belarusian: Nyoman) Lowland. South of the Belarusian Ridge the wide and very flat Central Byarezina Plain gently slopes southward to merge imperceptibly with the even more extensive Pripet Marshes (Belarusian: Palyessye, "Woodlands"). A waterlogged area in the basin of the Pripet (Belarusian: Prypyats') River, a main tributary of the Dnieper (Belarusian: Dnyapro), the Pripet Marshes extend southward into Ukraine and occupy a structural trough. The trough is filled with outwash sands and gravels deposited by the meltwaters of the last Pleistocene glaciation. The minimal variation in relief makes the Pripet Marshes among the largest wetlands in Europe.
Belarus has more than 20,000 streams, with a total length of about 56,300 miles (90,600 km), and more than 10,000 lakes. The greater part of the republic lies in the basin of the Dnieper—which flows across Belarus from north to south on its way to the Black Sea—and the basins of its major tributaries, the Byarezina and Pripet on the right bank and the Sozh on the left. In the north the Polatsk Lowland is drained by the Western Dvina (Dzvina) River to the Baltic Sea, to which also flows the Neman (Nyoman) in the west. The extreme southwestern corner of Belarus is drained by the Mukhavyets, a tributary of the Bug (Buh) River, which forms part of the border with Poland and flows to the Baltic Sea. The Mukhavyets and Pripet are linked by a ship canal, thereby connecting the Baltic and Black seas. The rivers are generally frozen from December to late March, after which occur about two months of maximum flow. Among the largest lakes are Narach, Osveyskoye, and Drysvyaty.
About three-fifths of Belarus is covered by podzolic soils. On the uplands these soils are mainly clay loams developed on loess subsoils, which can be productive with the use of fertilizers. The plains and lowlands have mostly sandy podzols of low fertility interspersed with swampy clays, which have a high humus content and can be very fertile when drained.
Belarus has a cool continental climate moderated by maritime influences from the Atlantic Ocean. Average January temperatures range from the mid-20s F (about −4 °C) in the southwest to the upper teens F (about −8 °C) in the northeast, but thaw days are frequent; correspondingly, the frost-free period decreases from more than 170 days in the southwest to 130 in the northeast. Maximum temperatures in July are generally in the mid-60s F (about 18 °C). Rainfall is moderate, though higher than over most of the vast Russian Plain of eastern Europe, and ranges from about 21 inches (530 mm) on the lowlands to some 28 inches (700 mm) on the higher morainic ridges. Maximum rainfall occurs from June to August.
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2However, a 2003 concordat grants the Belarusian Orthodox Church privileged status.
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|President: Alyaksandr Lukashenka, assisted by Prime Minister: Andrey Kabyakow
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|Belarusian; Russian
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|(2014 est.) 9,443,000
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Rural: (2012) 24.2%
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News about Davis Love III, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Feb. 25, 2015
Davis Love III is again chosen as captain of United States Ryder Cup golf team. MORE
Jun. 7, 2013
Davis Love III and Stuart Appleby shoot four-under 66s for a share of the lead with four other players after the first round of the St Jude Classic in Memphis. MORE
Oct. 2, 2012
Karen Crouse On Golf column notes criticism United States team captain Davis Love III has taken for his controversial captain's picks at the 39th Ryder Cup. MORE
Sep. 29, 2012
Karen Crouse On Golf column suggests that Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III may have taken a page from honorary team member Michael Jordan's playbook when he decided to bench Tiger Woods, a first in Wood's Ryder Cup history. MORE
Sep. 27, 2012
Ryder Cup captains Jose Maria Olazabal and Davis Love III share a mutual respect for one another, but the pressure to win remains. MORE
Sep. 23, 2012
United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III and three of the 12 players on the squad live in St Simons, Ga, an island that is home to several championship courses. MORE
Sep. 5, 2012
United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III names Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk, Dustin Johnson and Brandt Snedeker as his four discretionary picks. MORE
Jun. 28, 2012
United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III selects golfers Fred Couples and Mike Hulbert to be two of his assistant captains. MORE
Jun. 5, 2012
Davis Love III qualifies for his 23rd United States Open. MORE
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Davis Love III Is Again Chosen to Lead U.S. at Ryder Cup
Love, the 2012 captain, will use a selection process slightly different from last year's, with changes that seemed a reaction to the fact that two players on a roll were left off last year's team.
February 25, 2015, Wednesday
Six Tied for Lead at St. Jude Classic
Davis Love III and Stuart Appleby shot four-under 66s for a share of the lead with four other players after the first round of the St. Jude Classic in Memphis.
June 7, 2013, Friday
Love and Furyk Tied in Georgia
Davis Love III made a 12-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole for a 4-under-par 66 that gave him a share of the lead with Jim Furyk going into the final round of the McGladrey Classic.
October 21, 2012, Sunday
Atwal Leads at Sea Island
Arjun Atwal of India carded eight birdies and a lone bogey and holds a one-shot lead over Davis Love III and Jim Furyk after the second round of the McGladrey Classic at Sea Island in Georgia.
October 20, 2012, Saturday
Tebow Time Draws Near
Writers weigh in on the Jets' and Giants' losses, the conclusion of the Ryder Cup and the American League playoff race.
October 2, 2012, Tuesday
After Cup Defeat, Scrutiny Over Captain's Picks
Three of Davis Love III's four captain's picks to compete for the United States in the Ryder Cup, including the veteran Jim Furyk, struggled as Europe rallied and emerged victorious on Sunday.
October 2, 2012, Tuesday
Shots Falling and Spirits Rising, U.S. Puts Europe in Deep Hole
Encroaching on traditional European territory, the United States took a commanding lead and needs 4 ½ points from Sunday's 12 singles matches to win the Ryder Cup.
September 30, 2012, Sunday
For Rose and McIlroy, Ryder Cup Is Test of Stamina
Only Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy will play in all five matches in the Ryder Cup. Davis Love III didn't want the Americans to be worn out.
September 29, 2012, Saturday
From Jordan's Playbook: When Down, Sit Out
Tiger Woods could take some sage advice from honorary team member Michael Jordan after being one of the only Americans to lose Friday at the Ryder Cup golf tournament.
September 29, 2012, Saturday
On the Second Day, Tiger Sits
For the first time in his Ryder Cup career, Tiger Woods will sit out a match.
September 28, 2012, Friday
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. --- On a crisp, sunny fall morning, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga sophomore Teghan Henderson (Pickering, Ontario) crossed the finish line alone to claim the 2013 Southern Conference women's cross country title Saturday at Veteran's Park and was named the league's Runner of the Year.
"When you're a great athlete, great things happen and she's great athlete," UTC head coach Bill Gautier said. "She's won every race she's been in this year. She was prepared. She was prepared physically, mentally and very confident in herself."
Henderson ran with the front group throughout the race, but it was as the runners exited the wooded portion of the course that Gautier pushed his champion to pull away.
"She had pulled away a little bit and it was downhill. I thought this was the time for her to go ahead and make her move," Gautier said. "I told her to run as hard as she could, to break away from the others. She knew it was her day."
Henderson led the Lady Mocs to a fifth place finish with a time of 17:05.84, nearly 27 seconds ahead of Furman's Allie Buchalski (17:32.43) and Grace Tinkey (17:33.76).
Junior Keeley Stewart (Winchester, Tenn.) was the second Chattanooga runner across the line placing 20th with a time of 18:43.46.
"Keeley ran as well as she could have today," Gautier said. "She is the backbone of the team. Last year she was struggling to finish and this year she leading the rest of the group."
Junior Amanda Cotter (Bristol, Conn.) only finished one race in the regular season that she started after suffering injuries. She placed 26th with a time of 18:50.87 and sophomore Rebecca Greenwall, a transfer running her first SoCon championship with Chattanooga, finished 40th with a time of 19:15.55. Freshman Jessica York was Chattanooga's final scoring runner across the line placing 55th at 19:53.33.
"I think the future holds well for us. We don't graduate anyone and our two best freshmen didn't run today."
Furman was the overall winner in the women's race with 48 points followed by Elon two points behind. UNCG was third with 62 points, Appalachian State placed fourth with 99 points and the Lady Mocs were fifth with 136 points.
"This is the toughest the conference has been in a long time and we're happy to have been a factor," Gautier said. "We try to be in the hunt, but Furman is too good and Elon is senior dominated. Elon and App State are leaving the conference so they were running with a lot of emotion today."
In the men's race, seniors Lucas Cotter (Collierville, Tenn.) and Mark Cole (McKenzie, Tenn.) led the Mocs to a third place finish and were named to the league's all-conference team.
"Mark and Lucas have been the quintessential teammates, the quintessential team leaders," Gautier said. "Both of these guys have been injured for most of two year and they refused to back off. I'm so proud of them. They weren't heralded in high school, but they came here and took a chance."
Last year at the championships, Appalachian State claimed the men's title with Chattanooga getting runner up. This season, the Mocs edged UNCG for the third spot by the narrowest of margins.
"We thought we'd be second or third, but we didn't think it would be App State beating us again," Gautier said. "It's been a great rivalry the last 22 years that I've been here and we wanted to give them a going away present for their last time here."
Cotter was named to the all-conference first team with a fifth place finish with a time of 25:04.72. Cole was named to the second team placing 11th overall with a time of 25:37.09. Sophomores Paul Stuart (Brentwood, Tenn.) and Trevor Janssen (Jordan Station, Ontario) fought it out at the finish line with Stuart edging out Janssen 0.55 seconds. Stuart ran the 8K in a time of 25:42.44 placing 17th and Janssen was 18th with a time of 25:42.99. Senior John Gilpin (Nashville, Tenn.) was the fifth Moc across the line in 22nd with a time of 25:53.42.
"We got third place by just one point over UNCG," Gautier said. "They went 1-2 and we overcame that. Everybody had to beat somebody for us to get third. Trevor and Paul dug in deep and hopefully they have learned for the future. John Gilpin has done a great job. He surprised me last year and then this year he surprised me more. I couldn't be any happier."
Furman took first with 48 points followed by Appalachian State with 63 points. Chattanooga was third with 73 points, edging UNCG, who had the top two finishers, by just one point. Davidson, also running in their final Southern Conference meet, finished fifth with 124 points.
Next up for UTC will be the NCAA South Region on Friday, November 15. The women will run a 6K and the men will leg out a 10-kilometer race in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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|Appalachian State
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|Women's Team Scores
|Appalachian State
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All-SoCon First Team – Men
1. Paul Chelimo – UNCG
2. Paul Katam – UNCG
3. Luis Vargas – Elon
4. Tripp Hurt – Furman
5. Lucas Cotter – Chattanooga
6. Kyle McFoy – Appalachian State
7. Troy Reeder – Furman
All-SoCon First Team – Women
1. Teghan Henderson – Chattanooga
2. Allie Buchalski – Furman
3. Grace Tinkey – Furman
4. Shaina Sumney – UNCG
5. Allyson Oram – Elon
6. Lydia Sana – UNCG
7. Chlesea Sumney – UNCG
All-SoCon Second Team – Men
8. Dylan Belles – UNCG
9. Tanner Hinkle – Furman
10. Josh Cox – Appalachian State
11. Mark Cole – Chattanooga
12. Brock Baker – Furman
13. James Howard-Smith – Appalachian State
14. Will Raby – Appalachian State
All-SoCon Second Team – Women
8. Sinead Haughey – Furman
9. Elyse Bierut – Elon
10. Justine Stocks – Appalachian State
11. Tereza Novotna – Elon
12. Haylee Dawe – Elon
13. Kimberly Johansen – Elon
14. Erin Osment – Davidson
All-SoCon Freshman Team – Men
7. Troy Reeder, Furman
9. Tanner Hinkle – Furman
12. Brock Baker – Furman
20. Michael Ellis – Appalachian State
23. Nate Riech – Furman
34. Connor Sorrels – Furman
39. Clay Howarth – Western Carolina
All-SoCon Freshman Team – Women
2. Allie Buchalski – Furman
3. Grace Tinkey – Furman
13. Kimberly Johansen – Elon
16. Julia Rodriguez – Furman
19. Laura Miller – Furman
24. Eira Jensen – UNCG
29. Jenny Fritz – Davidson
Coach of the Year – Men
Robert Gary – Furman
Coach of the Year – Women
Robert Gary – Furman
Runner of the Year – Men
Paul Chelimo – UNCG
Runner of the Year – Women
Teghan Henderson – Chattanooga
Freshman of the Year – Men
Troy Reeder – Furman
Freshman of the Year – Women
Allie Buchalski – Furman


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Family feuds often revolve around moneyFebruary 17,2013One of the quickest ways to destroy a relationship is by fighting over money. And the battles can get particularly ugly and hurtful when they are among family members.
As part of a new feature, Im inviting you to send me your stories about a monetary dilemma in your family. Who do you think is right in your familys financial fight? Let me help you figure it out.
To that end, heres a predicament one reader wanted me to help her with.
The family background: Shes one of three daughters of divorced parents. Two sisters are married and employed, but dont have children. A third sister, who works part time, is divorced with a teenage son.
The financial background: As it stands now, their 82-year-old mothers assets will be divided equally among the three daughters.
Since the one sisters divorce, she has been living at her mothers condo without significantly contributing financially to the household. For a time, the sisters teenage son also lived there. Neither parent of the teenager has saved for the young mans college expenses.
Basically, both are banking on my parents to pay for their sons education, the reader wrote.
The conflict: Recently, the mother moved to an assisted-living facility. Meanwhile, my sister continues to live in my mothers condo. She has begun, for the first time in nine years, to pay the utilities and other bills. Otherwise, she and my nephew lived there for all those years with my mother paying for everything.
Perhaps the sister isnt factoring in the care her sibling gave to their mother in exchange for living there.
The sister who corresponded with me is upset that her sibling is pressing their mother, who has cancer, to put something in her will to pay for her grandsons college education.
My nephew is a nice kid, but he is not much of a student and I have doubts hed make it through a four-year college, the woman wrote. My mothers assets are fine, and she can afford to give him money for college. But I personally feel it would be a waste of time and that he might want to try working a bit and do a little maturing.
The dilemma: The correspondent sister wants to know if shes wrong to feel that it is the parents responsibility to pay for their sons schooling. Shouldnt her sister use her own inheritance instead of seeking a separate award for the son?
The grandmother wants to do something for her grandson and has talked about establishing a trust for him. She doesnt understand that someone other than my sister needs to be the trustee in charge of the funds. My mother is one who always helps the underdog, and in this situation I feel like she is rewarding my sister for being needy and irresponsible.
The bottom line: This is a common problem in many families. Aging parents are taking care of one or more of their not-so-responsible grown children. One or more family members are concerned that the parent or parents are being bamboozled.
In this case, I would assist the ailing mother in finding a good estate attorney. The attorney can help her determine the best way to will her money, including leaving some in a trust to her only grandchild to go to college. Thats a kind thing for her to do.
If there is a concern that either the young man or his mother will waste the money, the grandmother can set up the trust and designate a responsible person perhaps someone not in the family to oversee the distribution of money from her estate to the young man.
Before seeing the attorney, do some research on the difference between a trust and a will. Nolo.com has a good explanation of the pros and cons of each. Search for living trust vs. will.
Who is right in this type of financial fight?
I believe parents should, as best they can afford, pay for their childs college education. Indeed, the sister could do it with her share of the mothers estate. So yes, its quite audacious for the sister to push her ailing mother to pay.
Its reasonable to be concerned that an irresponsible adult child is taking advantage of the generosity of an aging parent. And yes, its fair to voice your concerns and even take steps to protect her assets so she wont go broke.
But in the end, its the mothers money to do with what she wants.
If youre mired in a money dispute with family members, send your story to email@example.com. In the subject line, put Who is right in my family financial fight? You can remain anonymous so you wont have to fight about putting your business in the street.
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The skull of the Museum's Thescelosaurus, "Willo" is featured in a new paper by South Dakota School of Mines & Technology paleontologist Dr. Clint Boyd, published on PeerJ.
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A rare dinosaur fossil has been restored by an international team of scientists — led by Dr. Stephan Lautenschlager from the University of Bristol and including Dr. Lindsay Zanno from the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences — using high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (CT scanning) and digital visualization techniques. The work is described this week in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.
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In the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences' newest Nature Art Gallery show, "Ethereal Plumage," photographer and artist James Henderson shows us the beauty of feathers.
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
Fire has gutted another City of Georgetown business.
A Georgetown police officer saw TLC Car Wash on South Fraser Street was on fire at about 9:38 p.m. Wednesday and the City Fire Department was quickly notified.
Fire Chief Joey Tanner said when they arrived fire was coming out of the front of the building.
Firefighters spent about 40 minutes fighting the blaze before it was under control. It took another 45 minutes to make sure all the hot spots were extinguished.
The building is gutted and the center of the roof is collapsed, Tanner said.
The cause of the fire is under investigation. Tanner said there was no one in the building when the fire began. There were no injuries.
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TARTA resumes Muddy Shuttles for 2014 seasonWritten by Duane Ramsey | | email@example.com
TARTA will resume its Muddy Shuttle service for the 2014 baseball season beginning with the Toledo Mud Hens home opener April 4.
Opening Day for the Mud Hens may be the biggest party of the year in Toledo but it could be even bigger this year with the doubleheader Downtown. The Mud Hens home opener begins at 4 p.m. followed by a Toledo Walleye hockey game beginning at 7:15 p.m. at the nearby Huntington Center.
TARTA will be providing shuttle service to both the Mud Hens home opener and the Walleye hockey game, said Steve Atkinson, director of marketing for TARTA. He said it may be a bit tricky but the shuttles will deliver fans to both games and pick them up after each game as usual.
TARTA shuttles will pick up baseball fans for the home opener at 3 p.m. from its regular nine locations and hockey fans for the Walleye game at 6 p.m. at six of those nine locations, Atkinson said. He advised people to check TARTA's website for the locations for each shuttle service.
"The Muddy Shuttle is one of TARTA's favorite services of the community. We get consistent, positive feedback from fans about the Muddy Shuttle because it's affordable, convenient, safe, and part of the game experience at Fifth Third Field for people who use it," Atkinson said.
TARTA buses have transported just over 14,000 fans Downtown to Mud Hens games at Fifth Third Field during each of the past two seasons.
"It appeals to a wider audience as another opportunity for people to ride the bus for recreational reasons rather than to work or school," he said, referring to TARTA's game shuttle service and the Music Under the Stars series at the Toledo Zoo.
The fare for the Muddy Shuttle is $1 per person each way, payable at the Park-N-Ride locations before and after the games. Children younger than age 6 ride free with a limit of two children per paid adult. No game ticket is required to ride the shuttles. Reduced fares are available for seniors and disabled persons.
Fans can use their monthly TARTA pass, which costs $40 per month for unlimited trips, to ride the Muddy Shuttles, Atkinson said.
TARTA's Muddy Shuttle buses leave one hour before each scheduled game time from the nine Park-N-Ride locations and depart Fifth Third Field from Washington Street 20 minutes after the conclusion of each game. When there are fireworks or other post-game activities, the buses leave 20 minutes after conclusion of the scheduled feature.
The Muddy Shuttles will operate from the following locations in 2014:
- In Maumee, from St. Luke's Hospital on Monclova Road and the north lot of the Lucas County Recreation Center on Key Street.
- In Rossford, from All Saints Catholic Church parking lot on Lime City Road.
- In Sylvania, from the Centennial Terrace main parking lot on Centennial Road.
- In Toledo from four locations including the Meijer store parking lot on Alexis Road; Franklin Park Mall from shelters on Royer Road; Miracle Mile Shopping Center near the shelter; and behind Fifth Third Bank at Southland Shopping Center on Glendale Avenue.
- In Waterville, from the Kroger store parking lot on Waterville-Swanton Road.
There is no longer Muddy Shuttle service from the former location near Sears in Westgate or from the City of Perrysburg since it ended TARTA bus service.
For more information, call TARTA at (419) 243-7433 or visit www.tarta.com.
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Yeah, Mitrione's a meathead.
Schaub kind of sounds like bonnar.
I'm rooting for Barao in this one. I'm guessing by sub. Hope we get a good fight.
Credence! Dude...we did find the credence.
That was awesome.
That kick looked like it connected hard, even if it was semi glancing. It might have been stopped a little early, though.
Wow. That was awesome. Hope he and Cruz can finally do it
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With just one game left in the regular season, the Lady Huskies are hoping to snag the third overall seed in the Mountain Valley Conference Tournament, but more importantly, the top seed among all 2A teams in the conference.
Finishing as the top seed would guarantee the Lady Huskies a playoff spot in the upcoming 2A state tournament.
Last week, Ashe earned a close win over Alleghany on Wednesday before falling on the road to conference-leading North Wilkes on Friday.
Paige Spell had another impressive double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds to help Ashe hold on for a 42-41 win over visiting Alleghany.
Senior Chelsea Reavis added nine points and point guard Morgan Hudler had eight points and two steals to make up the bulk of the scoring. Victoria Reed added two points, Hallie Brown had two points and Emily Flanagan added two points and four rebounds.
As a team, Ashe shot just 32-percent from the field, but played good enough defense to win the low-scoring game.
Mika Sprinkle led Alleghany with 18 points. Laken Blevins had eight and Molly Andrews chipped in six points.
On Friday, Ashe had to face off against the top team in the conference, North Wilkes. The Lady Vikings moved to 18-1 overall and remained undefeated in the MVAC with a 54-29 win over Ashe.
Jackie Denny led all scorers with 25 points and looks like the sure-fire pick for MVAC Player of the Year when the awards are handed out next week.
Hudler had 13 points for Ashe in the loss.
Ashe is now 12-10 overall and 10-5 in the MVAC with one game remaining in the regular season. The Lady Huskies will host West Wilkes on Friday night.
Wilkes Central is currently the second ranked 2A team in the conference, and fourth place overall with a 9-5 conference mark. The Lady Eagles will have a pair of tough games to finish the regular season. Central hosts North Wilkes on Tuesday and Forbush on Friday.
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1. North Wilkes: 18-1 overall, 14-0 conference
2. West Wilkes: 14-6 overall, 10-4 conference
3. Ashe County: 12-10 overall, 10-5 conference
4. Wilkes Central: 12-9 overall, 9-5 conference
5. Forbush: 7-12 overall, 7-7 conference
6. East Wilkes: 8-13 overall, 6-8 conference
7. Starmount: 3-14 overall, 3-10 conference (Friday's game result unknown)
8. Alleghany: 2-18 overall, 2-11 conference (Friday's game result unknown)
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When Lisa Pezzino earned a prestigious fellowship from the National Science Foundation, she had the chance to study at any university in the country. She chose USF.
Pezzino was drawn to what she describes as USF's "holistic" approach to studying the environment, integrating a strong science aspect with coursework on such topics as environmental law and sustainable environmental economic theory.
"I wanted a more well-rounded education, not a straight environmental engineering program," said Pezzino, who is in her second year of the two-year master's program in environmental management and holds a bachelor's degree in civil and environmental engineering. "When I came across USF's program, it just felt perfect for me."
The fellowship, awarded to about 1,000 students nation-wide each year, is given to those who want to pursue a degree in the sciences and contribute to society in a positive way, whether through an invention, research, or related work.
As part of the fellowship, Pezzino is completing a master's thesis that will be based on original research she began gathering data for last summer—she is helping restore native Hawaiian fishponds in the southeast corner of Oahu. As part of that, she is studying the local hydrology, specifically examining the flow of groundwater that had entered fishponds before infrastructure projects diverted it.


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We had a slow start to the summer in Bend this year, but I believe I've figured out a way to extend it for a couple more months (those of you who live in Phoenix may not want to hear this). It's a calendar thing. In our little microclimate of Bend we have summer during the 7th and 8th months of the year (July and August). Here we define "summer" as a period of time where the chances of your plants freezing are generally below 50%. Summer's a funny word isn't it? Say it a few times out loud: summer, summer, summer. It makes your lips tickle and you sound like Winnie the Pooh after a little smackerel of honey. But I digress. So it turns out that July and August weren't part of the original calendar; they were invented by the early Romans (specifically Julius and Augustus Caesar – notice any similarities?) and interjected in the middle of the previous ten month calendar. So the real seventh month is September, from the Latin "September" meaning "seven", and the eighth month is October, named after the octopus because it has eight arms (by the way, November is named after my Uncle Novak from Nova Scotia who only has nine toes and December is named in honor of the giant squid which has ten legs). So if we get the calendar dialed back the way it's supposed to be, it will be summer in September and October which means we'll have two additional months of summer! How's that for a plan? So go ahead and make plans to do a little extra golfing, mountain biking, hiking, fishing and floating on the river, and school won't be back in session until November. All we have to do is believe. Another option is to hang on to some Twilight Ale and if the weather does start to get a bit chilly, just go outside and open one up and release some of the stored-up summer in a bottle. By the way, in case you're wondering how Uncle Novak lost his toe, there was an incident with a giant squid that he doesn't like to talk about.
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and just like the Gabriel archangel thing - Nobody knows for certain what exactly is meant by that term in that chapter.Maybe "bad angels" in the sense that they were the ones that rebelled with the devil. The problem with the passage is that it indicates spiritual beings having physical relations and producing physical sperm to make a physical body. I would think at first glance well, that's impossible but then I remember the Holy Spirit came upon Mary and produced the physical Jesus so it's a tough call either way.I do know that jaareshiah is spouting the JW party line in all his answers so take it with a grain of salt. I guess he isn't content to talk on JW forum websites cuz that doesn't count toward getting his ticket to paradise stamped.
"The global flood forced the wicked angelic "sons of God" to dematerialize and go back into the spirit realm, having to abandon their offspring, the Nephilim, who died during the Noachian Flood. " (jaareshiah)This "your" understanding correct? I question a global flood, and where did this "idea" that the "sons of God" were wicked angelic beings or even angelic beings? Luk 3:38 the son of Cainan, the son of Enos, the son of Seth, the son of Adam, the son of God.Nothing angelic about Adam.Joh 1:12 but as many as did receive him to them he gave authority to become sons of God--to those believing in his name, .....I do not believe that we can say for a surety just who the sons of God (OT) are/were. Building on man's speculations, building on religious and theological reasoning is (imo) just how we have the Babylon of denominations and non denominations we have today. There is TRUTH and that truth is still being sought.
No where does the book of Jude mention these "wicked angels" as having anything to do with the nephilim or the 6th chapter of Genesis. Jude says these wicked angels are kept in darkness and bound with everlasting chains for judgment in the great day.A second indication that they had nothing to do with Genesis chapter 6 since whatever beings that were there were free to have sex with "any they chose"- that doesn't jive with being bound with everlasting chains in darkness.The bible also says absolutely nothing about the Nephilim being 1.)angelic, 2.)dematerializing, 3.) returning to the spiritual realm4.) coming from the spiritual realm.Why doesn't the organization admit they don't know instead of making up fanciful stories? Are they afraid people will find out that they don't have all the answers. None of us, including me, have all the answers and any person or organization on earth that claims to have all the answers is flat out lying to you.
Had you looked more carefully at what Jude wrote, then you could see that Jude was speaking of angels that "forsook" .........These rebellious angels left their "proper dwelling place" in heaven as spirit "sons of God" and then came down to the earth, materializing as men and "committed fornication excessively" with women, which is "unnatural", or "in the same manner" as the inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah.(Gen 19:4, 5)
in the book ofAdam and Eve ch 19 it tells how the descendants of Adam,Seth's line stayed on the mountain
What is it's Biblical worth, honestly? And how can one use it to open Biblical information and insight outside of more human speculation, assumption, and just human imagination by creating more unsound mythical doctrine and confusion? I think you wasted your money as I have on such things as "The Secret Teachings of Jesus [Four Gnostic Gospels]" and the "Book of Mary," and "The Book of Enoch."What do you gain in debate or argument?
Quote from: jaareshiah on November 02, 2012, 11:01:17 PMHad you looked more carefully at what Jude wrote, then you could see that Jude was speaking of angels that "forsook" .........These rebellious angels left their "proper dwelling place" in heaven as spirit "sons of God" and then came down to the earth, materializing as men and "committed fornication excessively" with women, which is "unnatural", or "in the same manner" as the inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah.(Gen 19:4, 5)Yeh, it says "angels"alright, but it does not say "sons of God", two different classes of heavenly hosts. The "sons of God" should not be equated with the rebellious "angels", scripture in Psalms & Job makes it clear that the "sons of God" have always lived with God in heaven and were part of the heavenly host standing with God when Satan made his appearance in heaven to accuse Job. These "sons of God" in the book of Job also stood with God to praise the creation of the universe, these are not "angels" & it cannot be demonstrated by any scripture it is otherwise.The "sons of God" in Gen 6 are "sons" of the earthly rulers (elohim) who are listed in Gen 5, just drop the capitalization on "God", make the "G" smallcase as it should be, then reread the scripture in the context in which it was written, should be written as: "sons of god". Just because you see the English word "God" for the Hebrew elohim, doesn't mean in Hebrew you are referencing the "elohim" in heaven, there are lots of "elohim" on Earth who are also "rulers" & they are all flesh & blood born of fathers & mothers just like you and I. And by the way, thus is why they had the ability to procreate with the daughters of other men, you know, just like you & me, our wives were once another man's daughter.
Hence, the "sons of God" at Genesis 6 are not "sons" of the earthly rulers who are listed in Genesis 5,
but rather are angels that left their "own proper dwelling place" in heaven, forsaking it, and materialized as men to commit fornication excessively with women.(Jude 6, 7)
These are later called demons ......
This is one of those issues about which Paul spoke that we ought not enter "doubtful disputation". There is not enough written in scripture to "teach as sound doctrine" either way- and any opinion held on the interpretation and application of these verses can be held by saints in fellowship with one another and discussed. None of these positions is suitable for strife and debate since there is not sufficient eveidence to "approve" before all the saints of God.Jahareesh, you may state your opinions as opinions, but not teach them as systematic theology on the forum, as you have now been told several times. If you continue to take the tone of a "teacher of absolute truth" on this forum, especially concerning topics that have no bearing on the focus point for the board, which is, "the salvation of all" you will be temporarily restricted from being able to participate in these discussions.
(Forgive me for not spending much time in developing any of the following, only mentioning it instead. It's interesting to consider the possibility.)In the parable of the trees in Eden and their jealousy (in Isa., Jer., or Eze., ?) is one indication other sentient beings may have been in the Garden besides Adam, Eve, and the serpent. The possibility has been shown to me that that Adam had offspring while he still had two sexes before the "curved chamber" was removed from him and built into a woman. These bi-sexual, androgynous beings were here, but left Eden, then returned in the days of the flood. There are suggestions from ancient Sumeria of where they went and may even be at this time.(This is nothing I'm making a plea for people to believe and I'm not going into detail about it right now. Perhaps someone else knows of this?)


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A member of the Shawnee State University Board of Trustees for 24 years, Hyland retired in 1994 and was named Trustee Emeritus. He was also a SSU "Golden Bear." He was formerly a member of the Scioto County Board of Education, the Scioto County Board of Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities, and the Charter One Bank Board and was a member of Grace United Methodist Church in South Webster.
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I made a presentation to the Indianapolis Crochet Guild yesterday and gained a few volunteers to donate time and talent towards this project. I am very appreciative of their efforts as I watched them discuss their recent entries at the Indiana State Fair. This is a small dent but a creative dent in helping to gain funds. I know we have discussed through email about doing a garage sale to help the Foundation. Any funds are worth the drumming up. :-)
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