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There's going to be a new addition to the North Augusta High School football program, a big one.
It won't be an offensive lineman – or any player at all. It's a new and improved scoreboard that will be a major presence at all future football games.
"It's going to make the fan experience even better," said Brad Siverhus, the vice president of the North Augusta Yellow Jacket Booster Club who, along with his brother Jeff, played a major part in the upgrade to Jacket Stadium.
Construction has yet to begin for the new scoreboard, which only awaits approval from the state ensuring that the plans are structurally sound before work will commence. The goal is to have it ready for the Yellow Jackets' Aug. 23 home opener against T.L. Hanna. But the financing for the major upgrade is ensured.
The School Board agreed to take $265,000 out of its fund balance (contingency) account to help with the project. The Board agreed to the loan, which is expected to be paid back in five years, and the booster club has the responsibility of making that happen.
"The most important detail is that it's 100 percent paid for with advertiser money," said Siverhus, who didn't specify the cost of North Augusta's new scoreboard but said that similar technology could potentially cost anywhere from $250,000-300,000. "All the money is being paid back."
That money is going to be used to actually expand the current scoreboard at North Augusta. The existing structure will be moved from its position on one end of the home fans' stands to the opposite end zone, closer to the practice fields and event parking. Once there, a 25-by-17 foot videoboard with a state-of-the-art sound system will be added along with prominent signage for the advertisers that are underwriting the cost.
The PC-based system should offer a major upgrade in the sound and will allow for both top-quality live video and instant replays.
"One of the best things about the scoreboard is the size of the video display. We wanted to go as big as possible," Siverhus said of the scoreboard, which will broadcast commercial advertisements. "It's the largest high school video display of it's kind in the state."
The big crowds that generally turn out for North Augusta home games are the reason for the big videoboard. Siverhus estimated that the Yellow Jackets' football games generally attract more spectators than any other event held in the CSRA, outside of James Brown Arena in Augusta.
He said the purpose of the enhanced scoreboard is to improve the fan experience while also creating new revenue streams to raise money for the athletic department. Siverhus and other members of the booster club examined what worked to serve those purposes at schools across South Carolina and bordering states. What they discovered was the scoreboard could achieve both purposes.
"It's a big deal football-wise," said Dan Pippin, who's North Augusta's athletic director as well as head coach of the football team. "It's going to generate money, bring more people to the games and be a tremendous fundraiser."
Siverhus added that the scoreboard will also serve as an educational tool. The large screen can be used to broadcast academic achievements that might otherwise go unnoticed by the crowds often exceeding 6,000 spectators for football games.
"We're fortunate to have a large fan base and successful program at North Augusta," said Siverhus, explaining that the scoreboard will only add to the environment. "It should rival something of a small college program. … It's not just the videoboard, but I hope the whole fan experience will be improved this year."
Pippin echoed those sentiments, saying "Fridays here for games are pretty cool. This is going to make it even better."
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than 14 years after graduating from Syracuse University.
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Wando rugby is perfect three matches into the 2014 season with wins over Columbia, Bishop England and Stall.
Wando (2-0) opened Jan. 31 with 55-0 drubbing of the Columbia Rhinos at Danny Jones Field in North Charleston. The Warriors got into the try zone early and ran away with the match. Kyle Harbin, Ryan Springer, Davis Strobel, Daniel Runck, Chance Price and Jon Cummins all scored. Harbin received Wandos Man of the Match honor.
The Warriors traveled to Daniel Island Friday with a second team, Wando B-side. Wando A-side knocked off Stall, 19-7, in the nights opener. The two traded possessions throughout the match before Wando took control late with try scores from Harbin, Strobel and Hamlin. Strobel was named Man of the Match.
Wando B-side (1-0) followed with a narrow 7-0 win over Bishop England. Theo Storck broke the scoreless tie in the 52nd minute with a diving try, and the Warriors defense held tight the final eight minutes to secure the win. For picking up the matchs only score, Storck was named Man of the Match.
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Cleverley spent the 2010-11 season with the Latics and the club are now set to agree a loan deal with Manchester United for Henriquez, an 18-year-old Chilean forward.
Martinez cannot wait to link up with the talented youngster and is expecting goals.
"Angelo is as good a goalscorer as you will find," said Martinez, quoted in the Daily Mirror.
"He scored goals at Universidad de Chile and he is going to score goals here.
"I am sure he will be an important player for United.
"We are glad we can work with him and he can use Wigan as Tom Cleverley did and adapt to what is needed in this league."
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Destin's Christmas celebration dates back to 1915 when "Uncle Billy" donned the first Santa suit. Flash forward almost 100 years later and the annual event still captures the heart of the city.
"I remember growing up and waiting in anticipation for Santa to come out," said Cyron Marler, who is a great grandson of William T. "Uncle Billy" Marler. "Most of my generation remembers growing up with it."
More than 300 moms, dads, children and grandparents gathered at the Community Center Thursday night to share in song, dance and community spirit before lighting the city's Christmas tree, officially ringing in the holiday season.
With holiday punch and hot chocolate in hand, the appreciative crowd tapped their toes and sang along to holiday favorites such as "Jingle Bells" and performances by the Destin Middle School cheerleaders, Noah's Ark Preschool, and Dance Elite.
"Parents love to watch their children on stage," Marler said. "You could see all of the flashbulbs going off."
Local musician Calvin Jasper lent his vocal talents to the celebration by performing "When Snowflakes Fall," which was written by DMS Chorus Teacher Omar Hart. The performance was a crowd favorite.
In the old days, Marler said the annual celebration was held on Christmas Eve and a fish fry took place in order to raise money to buy gifts for the city's children.
"We would sing 'Jingle Bells' as loud as we could,' " he added, noting that 1992 was the last time the "original" Christmas celebration was held, before it became an actual city event.
Mayor Sam Seevers said she remembers taking her children, now grown ups, to the annual celebration and the joy it brought to their faces.
"It's part of the DNA of this city and who we are," she said. "With the ever changing and evolving Destin that we have now, it's nice to know that we will always have one steadfast event that will never change."
As the evening wrapped up, the youngsters had a chance to visit with Santa and share their Christmas wishes.
For 6-year-old Lilly Stuart, a guitar was on her holiday wish list, telling The Log "I'm starting to learn the piano."
A Dancing Dora would light up the holidays for 3-year-old Emilyn Kilpatrick, who was joined on Santa's lap by her 6-month-old brother, Wyatt.
With almost a century of history behind it, Marler said he hopes to see the annual Christmas celebration carry on for another 100 years.
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Gone are the old days of stuffy wine tastings and dinner pairings. A group of Oregon winemakers and local aficionados have decided to take things mobile — on two wheels.
Anne Amie Vineyards, a small, family owned winery in Willamette Valley, Ore., will offer a unique twist on traditional winemaker dinners with its second Fête d'Été bike ride tour.
The tour — with stops in Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati — concludes in Toledo at 6 p.m. May 21.
Instead of five courses in one restaurant, the winemaker tour boasts progressive bicycle dinners. In each city of the tour, participants will travel by bicycle between five restaurants in general proximity.
Fête d' Été translates from French to "summer party." Adam Mahler, owner of Ampelography, a local wine sales and marketing firm, is hosting the Toledo event. He said the title encompasses the spirit of Toledo in late May.
"The thing that's cool about Ohio is we get so excited for summer to come. It starts building in April, and by May, we're just crazy and wanting to do things outside, and biking is a natural fit."
This will mark the second time the bike ride has taken place in Toledo. The last was in 2012.
Mahler said he can personally affirm the unique experience that the event provides.
"I'm like everyone else — I drive everywhere," Mahler said. "But, I started getting into a little bit of urban biking, and I realized that the city looks different when you're on a bike. I felt like that is part of what is going on — in all these cities — is this resurgence, and that's how we approached it."
"We just wanted to set it apart. We wanted to do something different."
The ride will begin at the Toledo Museum of Art, with a serving and presentation by TMA Executive Chef Drew Ruiz.
Ruiz, an avid bike enthusiast, will join the bike tour following his stop.
"I ride my bike 12 months out of the year," Ruiz said. "My only stipulation was that I wanted to do the first course so I could ride with them for the other four."
"There's something to be said for [dinners] that are set outside, and being outdoors and physically interacting with their world," he added. "This, in my opinion, allows people to heighten their senses … occupied by more than just the plates in front of us."
From TMA, the ride will move to Mancy's Steaks, then back downtown for stops at Manhattan's and the Oliver House Courtyard, and finishing at Registry Bistro.
Registry co-owner and Executive Chef Erika Rapp said she will be manning the kitchen during the Toledo ride, but she is signed up to bike the Cleveland leg of the tour.
"I think it's a fun time," Rapp said. "It's great wine, and a chance for different restaurants to participate in a dinner together, and I like to ride my bike, so it's a good time."
Guests must provide their own bicycles and wear proper safety gear.
For those concerned about inebriated bicyclists, Mahler said that the portions of wine will be small enough that intoxication will not be an issue.
"We want to do this by the law, and be smart about it."
Mahler hopes the success of the event will lead to more in the future.
"We'll definitely keep this going. This year, the enthusiasm was really high. We'd like to do this every other year."
The dinner costs $80, all-inclusive, and comes with a T-shirt with the Fête d' Été logo.
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Americus-Sumter's Whitney Parker was first on the bars with a 7 and tied Carolina Stotts of Oconee County for first on the vault with an 8.6. Stotts won the floor with an 8.8. Oconee's Jordan Jungman was first on the beam with a 7.8.
"Our two girls did a great job. Both have new skills on beam and floor, and Sophia has new skills on the bars," Wilson said of the Lady Hounds. "We hope to be adding a totally new vault in at the Complete Area Tournament at the Lovett School in Atlanta the weekend of April 19.
"Cheyenne Harrison had her season best scores on beam (4.7) and floor (6.4), and she placed fourth on the vault (8.1). Sophia had her season's best scores in all areas.
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LOGAN – The first meeting of the Logan County Commission was held on Wed., Jan. 9. The commission took care of organizational matters and several community matters.
The first order of business was to swear Danny Godby in as commissioner. Godby's wife, Debbie, looked on as Logan County Clerk John Turner swore him in. Godby was then re-elected president of the commission.
The commission decided to leave their meetings on the first and third Monday of each month, at 3 p.m. The next meeting was scheduled for Jan. 2, which is Martin Luther King Day. The meeting has been re-scheduled for Jan. 23 at 3 p.m.
Gordon Waters, General Manager for Armstrong Utilities of the tri-state area, addressed the commission to request a new agreement for the section of Logan County they operate in. Waters said they intend to sell the Dingess system, which is in Logan and Mingo counties. They are in negotiations with a potential buyer, but no agreement has been made to date. If they are not able to sell the system, they will close and remove equipment in early March. There will be 28 Logan County customers affected, who will have Direct TV and Dish as their only alternatives. Letters of notification to the customers went out yesterday. The commission is going to have the county attorney review the agreement before ruling on the issue.
A FEMA contract for asbestos inspections for 11 private dwellings in the Valley View Drive area was approved for Pinnacle Environmental, who came in with the lowest bid of $4,078.50.
The commission approved $3,500 for the Logan Fire Department to use as a match for a $100,000 grant they received from the Department of Homeland Security for installation of a sprinkler system and diesel exhaust removal system.
Joseph Curry, a student at Logan High School with a 4.14 grade point average, requested financial assistance to attend the Lead America Engineering and Technological Youth Leadership Conference, which will be held at Franklin W. Owen College at Boston, Mass. The commission approved $500 to help with expenses.
The commission approved up to $6,000 for the Garrett Fork Crime Watch to use for 15 mobile and five hand held radios and related equipment.
The commission approved $1,700 to help with the cost for officials and trophies for the Chapmanville Middle School Basketball Tournament held on Dec. 27, 28 and 29. The tournament included eight girls' teams and 8 boys' teams.
The commission approved the re-appointment of Robert "Bud" Baldwin to the board of the Deputy Sheriff's Civil Service Commission. Baldwin will serve another four-year term.


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Jason demands his son back from Heather, Luke confides in Tracy, and Tea demands answers from Todd and John.
Tracy visits Luke at his suite and he fills her in on the latest. Someone dug up Duke, washed him off and he was waiting here when he got home. He still loves Anna and wants Luke to step aside so they can have their magical experience. Tracy thinks Anna should choose the man she wants, but will it be Live Luke or Dead Duke? Luke shares Anna's search for Robin and his quest to find Robert. Now they are back and Anna is up to her eyeballs in work, looking for Joe Jr. and Heather. Tracy admits that Joseph is the man she told him about, but she did not know it was Joe Scully at the time. He was sweet, attractive, and wow, was he good in bed. But he raped Kate when they were teenagers. He also murdered McBain's sister. Luke laughs – she sure can pick 'em! She admits her judgment was clouded and she removed a bullet for him, but he took off when she hid him. He is a louse, a criminal and she was crazy about him. Luke laughs. He is sorry for her, but they sure are a pair. Tracy blames herself. Joseph was too good to be true. Luke assures her he will be back. No one dies in this town.
Duke arrives at his hotel and the doctor from the Swiss clinic is three. Robin is well – she even ate something. Was his return as pleasant for Anna as he had hoped? He lets her know it was far from pleasant. She did not believe him and thought he was an imposter. He was getting through but Luke Spencer interrupted. She told him Luke would be a problem. He asked Luke to bow out and he refused, so now Duke has a fight on his hands. Whatever her feelings for Luke are, they can't compare to how he feels. She thinks he should be prepared for Anna to choose Luke over him. Suddenly, Joe Jr. shows up.
Tea demands to know what is going on in the motel room. John tells them an hour ago Heather called Todd's phone from this room. Tea is confused and Todd is peppered with questions. Tea demands an explanation as to why Heather would think Todd would help her. John wants to tell her but Anna does not think now is the right time. John forges ahead – it has everything to do with her son. He begins to tell her but Anna cuts them off. Heather and the baby are at the hospital. It is a hostage situation on the roof.
In the hospital stairwell Dante screams for help for Olivia, then heads for the roof. Epiphany tends to Olivia, who screams she was right. Heather is in the hospital with the baby.
On the hospital roof, Jason and Sam catch up with Heather. Sam gets on her knees to beg and Jason asks what it will take for her to give them the baby. Heather wants so many things so it is hard to know what she wants most. But she will never let him go. Heather is his mom now and they will be together forever. Dante rushes on the roof with his gun drawn. Heather wants Jason and Sam to get rid of Dante or she will show them what she will be forced to do with the baby. Dante leaves, but Heather refuses to give up the baby. She accuses Jason of never wanting the baby. He will never be able to love Franco's son. Jason screams it is his son, and he and Sam want him. Heather won't hand the baby over. She is a better parent than the two of them put together. Sam admits it is her fault Heather is not with Steve and promises to get Steven Lars back if she hands over the baby.
Epiphany and Steve get Olivia to a room. Dante joins them and tells them what is happening on the roof. Steve thinks he can help talk Heather down to save Sam's baby. Epiphany is shocked that Sam is the mother. Epiphany remembers Tea and Sam the night the babies were born.
Tea, John, Todd and Anna arrive outside at the hospital. Anna grabs the megaphone and hopes she does not set Heather off.
On the roof, Heather is upset by Anna. She just wants to get the baby back to the motel to meet someone with money and passports. Jason tells her there is no way out. Heather agrees and gets on the ledge. If she can't have him, no one can. She jumps.
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$5M to improve cellphone service in southern Vt.By LISA RATHKE
The Associated Press | December 29,2012MONTPELIER The state is investing $5 million to improve cellphone service in 21 southern areas and is on track to provide access to high-speed Internet service everywhere by the end of next year, Gov. Peter Shumlin said Friday.
The Vermont Telecommunications Authority, whose missions include securing access to affordable broadband services for all homes and businesses in the state and making sure its telecommunications infrastructure is continuously upgraded, has approved the grant to VTel Wireless, an affiliate of Vermont Telephone based in Springfield.
The project will use 27 of the towers or other structures that are already planned for VTels significant broadband project and new small cell sites on utility poles that are along fiber-optic lines that VTel owns or is developing, said Christopher Campbell, executive director of the Vermont Telecommunications Authority.
This project is an important step forward toward providing cellular access across the state, Campbell said.
VTel Wireless will be starting its own retail cellular service, with roaming agreements with national carriers.
The investment for cellular equipment through VTel Wireless will fill in some of the most challenging gaps in the southern part of the state, Shumlin said.
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Andover Road between Andover and Weston;
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Route 133 from Pawlet to Middletown Springs.
The state also is on target to get broadband computer service to every home and business by the end of 2013, Shumlin said. Now, 95.6 percent of Vermont E911 addresses are connected, compared with 87 percent when the project was started. That leaves 4.2 percent still lacking service.
Help is on the way, and we expect to have you connected by our deadline, Shumlin said.
The only holdups could be an extraordinarily snowy winter or if communities challenge the placement of cell equipment, he said.
Speed of the connection, too, has improved. The average speed has increased from 5.5 megabits per second to 9, making Vermont one of the leading states in average connection speed, said Connect Vermont Chief Karen Marshall.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Officials from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources are going to be holding a... Full StoryMONTPELIER The state Public Service Board on Friday announced it would fine Vermont Gas Systems... Full StoryMONTPELIER Less than a month after Vermonts out-of-state inmates were moved from a private... Full Story
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Hawks Jump To Second Place
deGrandpre Earns 100th Win at Hilbert
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HAMBURG, NY – With Hilbert's 74-64 victory over Pitt-Bradford January 12th, coach Rob deGrandpre earned his 100th career victory in men's basketball. The Hawks (12-3) now sit in second place in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference standings with a 6-2 league record while Greensburg dropped to 2-6 AMCC (5-9 overall).
Sophomore Trevor Stark was perfect from the floor making all six field goal attempts and all four free throws while, at the same time, distributing a game-high five assists. His 16 points matched teammate Anthony Hodge's efforts and were three points more than Dan McFarland and Jerame Owens, who earned his second consecutive double-double with 13 rebounds. CJ Hodge was credited with four steals and four assists quarterbacking the Hawks offense.
Greensburg's Brock Witkowski's 16 points led four Bobcats in double digits. Brian Heinie and Rocco Contristano each chipped in 14 points while Mike Pearson added 11.
Hilbert shot 47% from the floor and held Greensburg to 38.7% shooting. The Hawks won that battle of the boards (39-33) but watched the Bobcats go 10 for 11 at the charity stripe while Hilbert missed 10 attempts (18-28).
Hilbert took an early six-point lead to open the game after CJ Hodge knocked down a long ball at 18:09. Bradford battled back and took a one-point lead after their next three possessions before the teams traded buckets the next three minutes. Hilbert slowly took over to close the half with a 42-31 advantage.
McFarland's eight second-half points lead the balanced scoring by the Hawks, who built a 19-point lead by 10:20. Things got interesting when Greensburg made it a nine-point game with 2:47 left. McFarland went 3 for 4 from the line and hit a jumper to stretch it back to 12 points with 0:52 on the clock and held on for a 74-64 win.
Hilbert now heads into a big week of basketball. They travel to Penn State Behrend (5-2) January 14 (8pm) before they head to North Buffalo for the back-half of the AMCC schedule. The Hawks square off against D'Youville, 1-8, (whom they beat 94-55) January 17th and host Franciscan, 0-8, (87-51 win) Saturday, January 19th (3pm).
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If it's flavor you want, this cigar delivers it in spades. They pack a flavor wallop that's second to none. And a beautiful aroma tops it all off.
Not impressed yet. Ordered a box because I used to smoke Padron years ago. The first one I tried I had to smoke hard to get it to burn. Like appearance, flavor and taste. A good cigar that s rated 85 or above should smoke itself with just a little help from the owner.
Not impressed yet. Ordered a box because I used to smoke Padron years ago. The first one I tried I had to smoke hard to get it to burn. Like appearance, flavor and taste. A good cigar that s rated 85 or above should smoke itself with just a little help from the owner.
Other reviews I've read say it's a good cigar for the money, good everyday smoke, etc. It's a great cigar period, and I am very pleased with it. I will continue to buy. Not good with describing tastes like cofffe, leather, chocolate, etc. But it does have a a very complex taste that changes in different phases of your draw. It is excellent, I fantasize about actually pulling one out during the work day and smoking it right where I am.
Like all Padron cigars, it is simply fantastic. Cannot be beat at this price point.
This Padron 2000 is not so pretty as some higher priced cigars but is tasty and smooth. It's stronger than mild but mild cigar smokers will find this easy to smoke. I enjoyed it down as far as it could go. TONS of smoke in this cigar, too. All cigars should have this kind of smoke. Flavors notes I detected were carmel, nuts, pepper, and coffee. Lots of creamy nuttiness.
"EXCELLENT" A wonderful Cigar, I Enjoy a Maduro every Tuesday night with a glass of vintage port.. "PADRON" ALWAYS GREAT.
This is a really good smoke for the price. I have never had a problem with a Padron cigar, I have probably only smoked 20 or so Padrons but the cigars I have smoked have been great, and this one is no exception. Great burn, effortless draw, and flavorful smoke.
These are just a great Gar for the money. No major weaknesses. Great burn, draw, and taste. Yes the 1964 Aniv. is better but 2x as good. The 64 is 2x the price of the 2000 Maduro. These cigars are just a great value.
What a great cigar. No need to do a detailed review of this one. Doesn't get any better than this. Full, lots of smoke, creamy: a real treat.
I like variety so I smoke a lot of different cigars. I am always in search of the perfect cigar. Unfortunately, often times I am dissapointed by poor construction, tough draw, and bitter taste even on expensive cigars. Whenever I take a Padron out to smoke, I know it will be the same perfect quality almost every time. Smooth, easy draw. Great complexities of flavor. I smoke them down to the nub every time. I got the last box signed by all of the Padrons (and there are a lot of them) at an event. I told them they have the best cigars on the market and it is true. You can't go wrong with a Padron!
The first few puffs of the Padron 2000 surprised me with a nice, open draw. Somewhat of an uneven burn with my first stick. Construction is very nice, by the way, as with virtually all Padrons. The first 1/3 was delightful, with thick smoke, and a full, robust coffee and cocoa flavor. I detected a trace of caramel in the aroma. I find myself constantly sniffing at this cigar, enjoying fully the sweet and aromatic aroma. This is a burn your fingers cigar, with a very smooth finish. Not a long-burner, but superb from start to finish.


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Gun shop customers shop for weapons as they listen to live streaming video of an announcement about gun control by President Barack Obama at the Bullet Hole gun shop in Sarasota, Fla., on Jan. 16. Obama proposed a new assault weapons ban and mandatory background checks for all gun buyers on Wednesday in a bid to channel national outrage over the Newtown school massacre into the biggest U.S. gun-control push in generations.(Photo: Reuters)
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Pols who evolved on gay marriage
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) are just two of the most recent prominent politicians to back same-sex marriage after having previously opposed it. As more politicians lend their support to gay marriage, here's a look at some others who have "evolved" on the issue:
President Barack Obama
THEN: "I believe marriage is between a man and a woman. I am not in favor of gay marriage." — Nov. 2, 2008, while running for president, in an interview with MTV.
NOW: "I've just concluded that for me personally it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married." — May 9, 2012, as president, in an interview with ABC News.(Photo: AP Photo)
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Stella Ruth Huff Baker of Fleetwood passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012, at the Hill View Family Care Home in Todd. She was 79.
Ms. Baker was born on May 24, 1933, to the late Dewey and Fannie Greer Huff.
She was born in Ashe County and reared during the Great Depression, where she came to appreciate the simple things in life. For many years she provided child care services from her home for many families in the area who remembered her for her calm and caring nature with their children. She also had a love of gardening and was known for sharing the bounty of vegetables with others in the community.
Those fortunate enough to have tasted her fabulous chow-chow or homemade fudge were instantly hooked. Ruth loved the outdoors, walking and hiking, sunshine and mountain air. And if bluegrass music was playing, it couldn't get any better than that.
In her later years, the weekly visitation she received at Hill View Family Care Home by Glen Baker was invaluable. All the caring providers at Hill View were a godsend to the family when Ruth required care outside the home.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by four brothers, Bob Huff, Burl Huff, Claude Huff, and Jack Huff, and a sister, Lillian Huff.
Ms. Baker is survived by daughter, Linda Taylor and husband Kyle of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.; son, Wayne Baker and wife Myra of Charlotte; four brothers, Jimmy Huff of North Wilkesboro, George Huff of Morganton, Earl Huff of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Kyle Huff of Sparta; a grandson, David Baker; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at Ashelawn Memorial Chapel by Rev. Jack Miller. Burial followed in Ashelawn Memorial Gardens. The family received friends prior to the funeral service at Ashelawn.
Flowers will be appreciated or memorials may be made to the Ashe County Humane Society, P.O. Box 1776, West Jefferson, NC 28694 or to a charity of the donor's choice.
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"While it is early to be making a preliminary call on snow depth, this event does have the potential to be the biggest snowstorm so far this winter, and 10 to 15 inches would seem to be a reasonable estimate," he said.
Weather models indicate a "significant" snowstorm is on its way with freezing temperatures and snowfall across inland southern New England, Arnold said. He added that there seems to be little chance of freezing rain, sleet, or ice.
"Our snow should begin late Thursday and continue throughout much of the day Friday," said Arnold. "In addition, this will be an intensifying coastal system, with enough wind from the northeast to cause considerable blowing and drifting of the snow all across southern New England. Temperatures should hold in the low to middle 20s throughout the storm."
Arnold cautioned that the storm itself has not yet formed, and that it is still early in the prediction process.
The National Weather Service has updated its prediction for Thursday and Friday, and is now calling for a 50 percent chance of precipitation, up from 30 percent on Monday.
"Given Friday's date of Feb. 8, the coming storm could be a nice tip of the atmosphere's cap to one of the greatest storms ever in New England history, the Blizzard of '78," said Arnold, referring to the massive storm 35 years ago that blasted the region for 36 hours and left havoc in its wake.


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"I imagine (the rest of the subpoenas) would be finalized over the next couple of days," said George Levesque, general counsel for the Florida Senate. "Obviously, we need to get them signed by the presiding officers and shipped over to the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office for service."
Levesque said Harris, Amunds and representatives of Lewis and Zimmerman will be expected to appear before the Auditing Committee in Tallahassee on March 4.
The committee voted to subpoena Harris and members of the Okaloosa County Tourist Development Council when they didn't voluntarily attend a hearing Monday. The committee had summoned them to answer questions about the Mark Bellinger fraud scheme discovered in May 2012.
Committee members originally said they wanted the officials back before them Feb. 17. But the tight turnaround didn't give state officials enough time to finalize the subpoenas and serve them before Monday, Levesque said.
"Just in general fair play, it's kind of bad form to subpoena somebody and only give them two or three days notice that they need to drop everything and appear," he added.
Levesque said former and current TDC members still could be subpoenaed to testify before the Auditing Committee.
"What we've heard back from those members is that many of them are willing to appear voluntarily," he said.
Amunds, who with several other county officials voluntarily appeared at Monday's meeting, is being subpoenaed "because he's an elected official" and the committee wants "to make extra sure that he's there," Levesque said.
Amunds said late Wednesday he had not heard about the subpoena and said he had no immediate plans to hire an attorney.
"I don't believe I've done anything wrong," he said. "I don't think I need counsel right now."
Harris, who has hired an attorney, declined to comment on the pending subpoena.
Lewis Communications, based in Mobile, Ala., and The Zimmerman Agency of Tallahassee are marketing and advertising firms that held lucrative contracts with the TDC.
The Zimmerman Agency's attorney sent a representative to Monday's hearing. The representative said he had no knowledge of the TDC scandal and was unable to answer questions.
Attorney Gus Fontenot of Mobile, who represents Lewis Communications, said he was unaware of the Auditing Committee's plans.
"That's the first I've heard of it," he said in a telephone interview Wednesday night. "I can't comment on it."
Authorities have said Bellinger used the two firms to make and conceal purchases, both illegal and unauthorized, from county commissioners.
FBI investigators say Bellinger used the Lewis Communications contract to purchase a four-bedroom home in Destin with $747,000 from a BP oil spill grant in the summer of 2011. The invoice for $747,000, issued to the county by Lewis Communications, described a national advertising campaign to be paid for with BP funds.
Okaloosa County sheriff's investigators have said Bellinger used The Zimmerman Agency contract to pay for a $710,000 Marquis yacht not authorized by the county commission. The invoice charging the county for the 40-foot yacht included a vague description of a marketing promotion Bellinger had devised.
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- The properties of anticausatives crosslinguistically (2006)
- The causative/anticausative alternation has been the topic of much typological and theoretical discussion in the linguistic literature. This alternation is characterized by verbs with transitive and intransitive uses, such that the transitive use of a verb V means roughly "cause to Vintransitive" (see Levin 1993). The discussion revolves around two issues: the first one concerns the similarities and differences between the anticausative and the passive, and the second one concerns the derivational relationship, if any, between the transitive and intransitive variant. With respect to the second issue, a number of approaches have been developed. Judging the approach conceptually unsatisfactory, according to which each variant is assigned an independent lexical entry, it was concluded that the two variants have to be derivationally related. The question then is which one of the two is basic and where this derivation takes place in the grammar. Our contribution to this discussion is to argue against derivational approaches to the causative / anticausative alternation. We focus on the distribution of PPs related to external arguments (agent, causer, instrument, causing event) in passives and anticausatives of English, German and Greek and the set of verbs undergoing the causative/anticausative alternation in these languages. We argue that the crosslinguistic differences in these two domains provide evidence against both causativization and detransitivization analyses of the causative / anticausative alternation. We offer an approach to this alternation which builds on a syntactic decomposition of change of state verbs into a Voice and a CAUS component. Crosslinguistic variation in passives and anticausatives depends on properties of Voice and its combinations with CAUS and various types of roots.
- Agent, causer and instrument PPs in Greek : implications for verbal structure (2008)
- In this paper we investigate the distribution of PPs related to external arguments (agent, causer, instrument, causing event) in Greek. We argue that their distribution supports an analysis, according to which agentive/instrument and causer PPs are licensed by distinct functional heads, respectively. We argue against a conceivable alternative analysis, which links agentivity and causation to the prepositions themselves. We furthermore identify a particular type of Voice head in Greek anticausative realised by non-active Voice morphology.


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If you are short on time but still want to sample the delights of Thailand, then this is the tour for you. Kicking off in the captivating capital city of Bangkok, journey north to explore the night markets of Chiang Mai and mingle with the hill tribes in Chiang Rai before returning to Bangkok in 7...
8 days | FROM USD $1,849
From Vientiane - the remarkably relaxed capital, to enchanting Luang Prabang - the beautifully preserved, former royal capital, discover the magic of Laos. Timeless temples, safron clad monks and spectacular scenery abound!
9 days | FROM USD $1,699
Kicking off in sizzling Saigon, take a cruise along the Mekong and explore the ingenious Cu Chi tunnels of the Viet Cong. Visit colourful floating markets and royal palaces, explore spectacular Angkor Wat and much more!
10 days | FROM USD $2,269
Join us at the spirited and always lively Yi Peng festival of Chiang Mai to witness the timed release of thousands of beautifully coloured, candle lit Lanna-style lanterns into the sky and local river. Kicking off in Bangkok, we see the famed Emerald Buddha before visiting the River Kwai, Erawan Rai...
10 days | FROM USD $2,179
From charming Hanoi with its fading colonial architecture and national monuments, to the spellbinding scenery of Halong Bay and the steamy city of Saigon on the edge of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam is as colourful as it is diverse. See the very best of vibrant Vietnam, in 10 captivating days!
10 days | FROM USD $2,579
Vietnam's Full Moon Festival is as fascinating as it is beautiful. Join us to celebrate the Full Moon Festival in the charming riverside town of Hoi An, where thousands of locals release beautiful lanterns into the night sky or onto a river filled with their hopes and wishes for the future. There...
10 days | FROM USD $2,179
FAMILY TOUR TO VIETNAM: Perfect for travelling with teenagers, Vietnam offers the perfect combination of adventure and excitement for all the family. Explore the backstreets of Hanoi by cyclo, cruise through spectacular Halong Bay, experience rural life in Tra Que, get suited and booted in Hoi An in...
10 days | FROM USD $1,899
Discover the Kingdom of Thailand from the lively streets of the capital of Bangkok to the ancient ruins of Ayuthaya and the hill tribes of Chiang Rai with a colourful mix of night markets, historic WWII sites and bathing elephants thrown in!
10 days | FROM USD $1,899
FAMILY TOUR TO THAILAND: Take your teens to the Kingdom of Thailand and discover all that this beguiling country has to offer, from the buzzing streets of Bangkok and the ancient ruins of Ayuthaya, to the bustling night markets of Chiang Mai and the colourful hill tribes of Chiang Rai.
10 days | FROM USD $2,799
Uncover the highlights of Vietnam and then hop on the saddle from Hue to Hoi An to take in the sights on two wheels, passing by terraced rice paddy fields, charming villages, beautiful coastline and fish farms en route.
11 days | FROM USD $2,999
Sample the delights of neighbouring Thailand and Laos on this adventure that takes you from thriving Bangkok to alluring Luang Prabang via the northern hill tribes of Chiang Rai with plenty of temples, longtail boats and elephants along the way!
11 days | FROM USD $2,599
Embark on a culinary journey through Vietnam, visiting local markets, learning about local produce, how to cook it and best of all how good it tastes. This tour includes cooking demonstrations, cooking lessons with local families giving an unparalleled insight into this beguiling country's plus...
11 Days | FROM USD $2,599
Discover the flavours of Thailand on a culinary journey through this beguiling country. Browse local markets, learn about local produce and try your hand at preparing delicious Thai meals. This tour includes market visits and cooking classes with expert chefs and local families offering a great way...
12 Days | FROM USD $3,699
Discover Burma, an exotic land of tradition and sacred sites from the awe-inspiring religious monuments of Yangon to evocative Mandalay and its Royal Palace, the spectacular stupa-filled plains of Bagan and heavenly Inle Lake with a few surprises along the way.
11 days | FROM USD $3,879
Learn the secrets of cooking fresh and authentic Vietnamese cuisine and explore the best of Vietnam. Cruise Halong Bay, cycle in Hoi An, visit the floating markets of the Mekong and more. This unique tour is hosted by a senior member of our team from On The Go HQ and escorted by an expert local...
12 Days | FROM USD $7,999
Explore Burma's fascinating capital before setting sail on a seven night cruise up the Irrawaddy River visiting towns and temples as you go. Finish up at unique Inle Lake - home to the Intha fishermen - hosted by a senior member of our team from On The Go HQ and escorted by one of our expert local...
13 days | FROM USD $2,599
From capital to coast, cruise the emerald waters of Halong Bay, explore Vietnam's bustlin cities, picturesque riverside towns and rural villages, before relaxing on the beautiful beach of Mui Ne.
13 Days | FROM USD $2,599
Kicking off in Vietnam's capital, embark on a breath taking journey through imperial cities, rural villages and the mighty Mekong. Finish up in vibrant Saigon and the fascinating tunnels of Cu-Chi!
14 days | FROM USD $2,999
Experience the best of amazing Thailand! Sail in a longtail boat, ride elephants and take a scenic train ride over the River Kwai, before getting off the beaten track to meet the colourful ethnic minorities of Thailand's hill tribe villages and bed down for the night in a traditional rural homestay.
14 days | FROM USD $2,599
From ever-lively Bangkok, cross the famous bridge over the River Kwai, marvel at the beauty of Erawan National Park, explore night markets in Chiang Mai and meet the Long Neck tribe in Chiang Rai before heading south to relax on the beach in the resort town of Hua Hin.
14 days | FROM USD $3,049
Discover the Kingdom of Thailand from bustling Bangkok and the ancient ruins of Ayuthaya, to the night markets of Chaing Mai and hill tribes of Chiang Rai, before continuing into neighbouring Cambodia and discovering the iconic temples of Angkor.
14 Days | FROM USD $2,999
From Hanoi to Saigon, discover Vietnam's colourful ethnic minority tribes and the spectacular scenery of the north in Sapa, cruise around the limestone peaks of picturesque Halong Bay and the floating markets of the Mekong, explore imperial cities and more!
15 days | FROM USD $2,999
Discover the spectacular sights, delectable cuisine and rich history of Vietnam and Cambodia, on an unforgettable journey from Hanoi and the limestone peaks of Halong Bay, to Siem Reap and the magnificent temples of Angkor. Visiting enchanting Hoi An, imperial Hue, Saigon and the Mekong en route.
17 days | FROM USD $3,999
Take an unforgettable journey through the beautiful landscapes and captivating cities of Laos and Vietnam. Discover the delights of Luang Prabang and Hoi An, visit revered Buddhist temples and ornate palaces, explore mystical caves and colourful markets, cruise Halong and the Mekong and top off your...
20 days | FROM USD $4,999
Kicking off in bustling Bangkok, discover the highlights of Thailand on a journey through the rural landscapes of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai before crossing into Laos to explore the ancient temples of Luang Pragang, and on to Vietnam to take in charming cities and beautiful Halong Bay.
22 days | FROM USD $4,599
Take an exciting journey through Indochina. Discover Laos with its grand royal palace, golden Buddhist monastery temples and friendly ethnic minority people, before continuing to Vietnam to uncover the highlights of north and south including Halong Bay, Saigon and the Mekong. The finale is the of we...
25 days | FROM USD $5,899
Join us on a journey through the incredible countries of Indochina from bustling Bangkok and the hill tribes of Chiang Rai to enchanting Luang Prabang in Laos and on through Vietnam's spectacular Halong Bay and historic cities to Cambodia, home to the stunning temples of Angkor.
8 days | FROM USD $2,099
Mt Kinabalu, pygmy elephants, orangutans, rainforests and great food. There's sun and there's sand but this tour is not for those who long to lie on the beach reading a book, it's much more! Come to Sabah and soak it all in…. naturally
8 days | FROM USD $1,799
Sarawak in Borneo is the naturalists paradise. On this week long adventure, explore Kuching, visit the orangutan rehabilitation centre, go wild in Bako National Park, spend a night at a longhouse in an amazing and remote location, take jungle walks, test your river kayaking skills and more.
15 days | FROM USD $3,799
Natural wonders of the Borneo kind. From Orangutans to hornbills, to mountains and marine parks, discover some of the world's richest and most diverse eco-systems and traditional peoples, Borneo's wilderness is a destination for all types of nature lover. Whatever your passion, this one won't...
Travelling on a group tour to Southeast Asia
On our Southeast Asia group tours we combine a range of genuine travel experiences, visit plenty of fascinating places and experience lots of local interaction, for a holiday that will leave you with a lasting impression. To get the most out of your holiday to Southeast Asia we include plenty of free time in our group tour itineraries so you can enjoy some independent exploration, and your guide will always be at hand to give you advice.
Highlights of our group tours to Southeast Asia
Whether its tending to the fields in Tra Que, taking a boat ride on Tonle Sap Lake or meeting hill tribes in Chiang Rai, our Southeast Asia group tours offer countless authentic travel experiences. Sometimes travelling from one place to another within a destination can be an experience in itself. While flights between cities are fast and convenient, an overnight train journey on the infamous Reunification Express lets you experience a typical Vietnamese transportation and you can explore the Mekong Delta in a longboat.


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Sketch of the Day #2: Wasteland Girl
And on the flipside (Literally, this was on the other side of the guy with sword paper – consider me environmentally conscious.) we have a more cutesy, cartoony character… who happens to survive off of crispy squirrel bits in the post-apocalyptic wasteland. I went for the cyllindrical-limb look for this one, not quite sure I got it down pat, though.


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Monday, April 7, 2014
Dont miss the opening of the much-awaited Mount Pleasant Farmers Market tomorrow Tuesday, April 8 at 3:30 p.m. at Moultrie Middle School!
The market will feature over 40 vendors selling local farm-fresh produce, meats, sauces, baked goods and other specialty foods, as well as three prepared food vendors for those looking to grab dinner.
The family-friendly event has become a gathering place for locals and has inspired the markets catchy slogan Get Fresh with the Locals!
Farmers markets are an integral part of a healthy community and have continued to rise in popularity, mostly due to the growing consumer interest in obtaining fresh products directly from the farm.
Our market offers what people want: freshness, authenticity, value, and connections to the farmers who grow their food, said Market Manager Tracy Richter.
Admission, entertainment and childrens activities are free and plenty of free parking is available behind Moultrie Middle School, along Ellis St., and in a designated area at Moultrie Plaza.
The Clemson Extension Master Gardeners are available onsite each week to help solve most pesky gardening problems. Youll also find community information from the Town of Mount Pleasant and various nonprofit organizations.
The market is open every Tuesday from April 8 to October 14 from 3:30 until 7 p.m. For more information about the upcoming season, visit www.ComeOnOverMP.com or e-mail the market manager at email@example.com.
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Shame is regarded variously as an affect, emotion, cognition, state, or condition of embarrassment, dishonor, disgrace, inadequacy, humiliation, or chagrin. The roots of the word shame are thought to derive from an older word meaning to cover; as such, covering oneself, literally or figuratively, is a natural expression of shame. "To shame" generally means to actively assign or communicate a state of shame to another. Behaviors designed to "uncover" or "expose" others are sometimes used for this purpose, as are utterances like "Shame!" or "Shame on you!" Finally, to "have shame" means to maintain a sense of restraint against offending others (as with modesty, humility, and deference) while to "have no shame" is to behave without such restraint (as with excessive pride or hubris).
- A nightingale dies for shame if another bird sings better.
- Robert Burton, The Anatomy of Melancholy (1621), Part I, Section II. Memb. 3. Subsec. 6.
- Love taught him shame, and shame, with love at strife,
Soon taught the sweet civilities of life.
- John Dryden, Cymon and Iphigenia (1700), line 133.
- The only art her guilt to cover,
To hide her shame from every eye,
To give repentance to her lover,
And wring his bosom, is—to die.
- Oliver Goldsmith, The Vicar of Wakefield (1766), Chapter XXIV.
- A shamefaced man makes a bad beggar.
- Homer, The Odyssey (8th century BC), chapter XVII, line 78.
- Pudet hæc opprobria nobis
Et dici potuisse et non potuisse repelli.
- I am not ashamed that these reproaches can be cast upon us, and that they can not be repelled.
- Ovid, Metamorphoses (AD 8), Book I. 758.
- Here shame dissuades him, there his fear prevails,
And each by turns his aching heat assails.
- Ovid, Metamorphoses (AD 8), Book III. Transformation of Actæon, line 73. Addison's translation.
- O shame! Where is thy blush?
- William Shakespeare, Hamlet (1600-02), Act III, scene 4, line 82.
- All is confounded, all!
Reproach and everlasting shame
Sits mocking in our plumes.
- William Shakespeare, Henry V (c. 1599), Act IV, scene 5, line 3.
- He was not born to shame:
Upon his brow shame was asham'd to sit;
For 'tis a throne where honour may be crown'd
Sole monarch of the universal earth.
- William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet (1597), Act III, scene 2, line 91.
- We live in an atmosphere of shame. We are ashamed of everything that is real about us; ashamed of ourselves, of our relatives, of our incomes, of our accents, of our opinion, of our experience, just as we are ashamed of our naked skins.
- Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman (1903), Act I.
- For the first time, I am ashamed to be a German.
- Wilhelm II of Germany, in regard to Adolf Hitler's anti-Jewish campaign, after Kristallnacht (November 1938); as quoted in Our German Cousins : Anglo-German Relations in the 19th and 20th Centuries (1974) by John Mander, p. 219.
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- Quotes reported in Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations (1922), p. 702.
- Shame is an ornament to the young; a disgrace to the old.
- Maggior difetto men vergogna lava.
- Less shame a greater fault would palliate.
- Dante Alighieri, Inferno, XXX. 142.
- If yet not lost to all the sense of shame.
- Homer, The Iliad, Book VI, line 350. Pope's translation.
- Næ simul pudere quod non oportet cœperit; quod oportet non pudebit.
- As soon as she (woman) begins to be ashamed of what she ought not, she will not be ashamed of what she ought.
- Livy, Annales, XXXIV. 4.
- Pessimus quidem pudor vel est parsimoniæ vel frugalitatis.
- The worst kind of shame is being ashamed of frugality or poverty.
- Livy, Annales, XXXIV. 4.
- Nam ego illum periisse duco, cui quidem periit pudor.
- I count him lost, who is lost to shame.
- Plautus, Bacchides, III. 3. 80.
- The most curious offspring of shame is shyness.
- Sydney Smith, Lecture on the Evil Affections.


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Arizona Cardinals
Analyst: Whisenhunt's 'inability to find a QB' will cost him his job
When the Arizona Cardinals hired Ken Whisenhunt in January 2007, they did so primarily because of the work he had done as the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator, especially in the development of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
Seven quarterbacks have started for the Cardinals since Whisenhunt's tenure began in the Valley six years ago. And save for a two-year stretch where former MVP Kurt Warner led the team to their lone Super Bowl appearance and two division titles in 2008 and 2009, Whisenhunt's carousel of quarterbacks has been a major part of the problem, not the solution in recent years.
This season, Whisenhunt has started three different players under center -- John Skelton, Kevin Kolb and Ryan Lindley -- and while injuries have played a role in the team's quarterback shuffle, ESPN analyst Cris Carter said it primarily has to do with the coach's gross mismanagement of the position.
"They've had bad quarterback play outside of Kurt Warner, since [Whisenhunt] has been there," Carter said Monday. "He's supposed to be an offensive coach and responsible for that position. So, I don't think it's funny at all."
From Derek Anderson to Max Hall and on down through Lindley, the Cardinals have quickly returned to one of the NFL's proverbial punch lines based solely on their atrocious play at the league's prime position. And after Sunday's 58-0 shellacking in Seattle, Carter thinks Whisenhunt's inability to coach up his quarterbacks ultimately cost him his job.
"Where I believe that Ken Whisenhunt [has gone wrong] is in his inability to find a quarterback in Arizona," said Carter. "I believe it's going to cost him his job."
If Whisenhunt is to be fired in the coming weeks or at the end of the season, Carter points to the acquisition of Kolb as the main source of the coach's problems.
While Kolb has been the starter in three of the team's four wins in 2012 and led a comeback drive in relief of Skelton back in Week 1, a lack of durability has plagued the Cardinals quarterback during his two years in Arizona.
Since coming over in a trade from the Philadelphia Eagles in July 2011, Kolb has played in just 15 of a potential 29 games.
"Andy Reid bamboozled them on that trade for Kolb," said Carter. "Kolb is no good. That's the beginning of the problem, when you trade for a starter who has been worse than the backups."
In 15 appearances with Arizona, Kolb has thrown 15 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.
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Ryan Scott Ottney
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Shawnee State University has named Jeff Bauer, Ph.D., their new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Bauer began his teaching career at Shawnee State University just out of graduate school in 1987, and he will take the dean's chair following the retirement of Tim Scheurer, Ph.D.
"Jeff's experience, both inside and outside of the classroom, will help us to continue to move our academic programs forward to meet the needs of students, faculty, businesses, and communities - today and into the future," Dr. Rita Rice Morris, SSU President, said. "He has been a part of Shawnee State's growth for many years and we look forward to working with in this new role as Dean of our College of Arts and Sciences."
Bauer was the first full-time faculty member in geology at SSU when the university began. In 1996, he was promoted to professor. He has served in numerous leadership positions at SSU including chair of the Department of Natural Sciences, interim associate provost, interim dean of Research and Community Development, president of SEA, and chair of numerous search and other university committees.
"Last night when I came home, I began to realize what a big change this will be for me," Bauer said. "We have an excellent group of faculty and good programs in arts and sciences; however, we will have to respond to some important challenges in order to keep our college moving in the right direction."
Outgoing dean Dr. Timothy Scheurer announced his retirement in September. After completing graduate school at Bowling Green, Scheurer began his career at Franklin University, in Columbus, in 1977 and left in 2001 to become chairperson of the Department of English and Humanities at Shawnee State University. In 2006 he left the English Department to accept his current job as dean. In addition to his administrative duties, he also teaches a course a year covering a variety of subjects such as Adolescent Literature, American Poetry, Organizational Communication, and British Literature.
Scheurer plans to return to Columbus, where his wife and family have lived all-along while he commuted to Portsmouth, and will spend his retirement writing. He already has ideas for stories, plays and musicals.
Bauer's term as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences will begin July 1.
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Neanderthals, humans and interbreeding: old bones, new evidence
For Evangelicals interested in the evolutionary history of our species, the results of a new study are a "smoking gun" for human/Neanderthal interbreeding.
Hominin Evolutionary Patterns in the Early to Middle Pliocene: How Many Forms Are There?
These finds open up a new horizon of research into the earliest hominins and how they lived. They also provide us with even more clues in our ongoing search for the last common ancestor.
A "Church Kid" Learns to Integrate Theology and Biology
Everything changed for me when I learned to acknowledge that I was made in the image of Jesus, who was theology and biology integrated.
An Unexpected Adventure: Roger Wiens on Faith, Science, and Mars
Being a scientist in the Christian community, now that's a little difficult at times. Many Christians have stubbornly resisted understanding the vastness of God's creation in time and space.
Chance or Necessity in the Origin of Life?
I think the deepest question is "chance vs. necessity" in the origin of life. Not so much whether life was bound to occur...but more the question, "given that life started, was it destined to look the way we find it?"
What is Evolution?
The word evolution can be used in many ways, but in biology, it means descent with modification. In other words, small modifications occur at the genetic level (i.e. in DNA) when a new generation descends from its parents. Over many generations these modifications can result in significant differences from the ancestral population.
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If, according to evolutionary theory, the human species has evolved from non-human ancestors over the course of hundreds of thousands of years, how might we understand humans as uniquely bearing the image of God?
Living Water: How a Remarkable Chemical Shaped the Land and Life of Earth
From geology to biology to research into the origin of life itself, the power of water shows the faithfulness and creativity of our Creator.
The Dawn of Our Own Genus: The Rise of Early Homo
James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.
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Is Christianity anti-science? Can Christians be good scientists? Is science the only source of true knowledge? Pastor Dave Gustavsen of Jacksonville Chapel addresses these issues.
All is Dust and DNA
Jim Stump explores the meaning of the Lenten season from the perspective of evolutionary creation.
Why should Christians consider evolutionary creation?
Evolution is a challenging subject to consider in light of biblical faith, so it is often easier to ignore or reject it than to engage in meaningful discussion about the topic. Yet considering evolutionary creation has important benefits for Christians both in our relationship with the Creator, and in our relationships with other people—both believers and non-believers.
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St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how the image of God in man might have developed through evolution.
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We as Christians cannot claim that the world belongs to God and at the same time distrust the systematic study of it.
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Because reliance upon experts cannot be eliminated, the central question for Christians today is not "should I believe scientific experts?" but "which scientific experts should I believe?"
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