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Mead Hall on a Mission
Mead Hall students gathered at the Equine Rescue of Aiken Friday morning but it wasn't for horseplay – it was to lend a helping hand.
These children were participating in the second Mead Hall on a Mission event in which students from all grades volunteer their time to a variety of organizations.
The students are sponsored by family, friends or neighbors and each class or grade chooses an agency in the CSRA to serve. Proceeds from this event benefit Mead Hall, but 10 percent of those contributions are given to the agencies where the students volunteered.
Approximately 40 children, their teachers and guardians spent the morning at the Equine Rescue grooming ponies and horses, mucking stalls and learning about the local nonprofit.
Isabel and Richard Furlaud, who own Equine Rescue, stopped by to see the students.
"I think this is one of the most wonderful things the farm can do – to develop in young children to be around big and small animals and help them," said Isabel Furlaud.
Amy Gore was with her daughter Mallory and said the opportunity was not only fun, but educational.
"A lot of the students are touched by the stories of why they're (animals) here," Gore said.
The nonprofit takes in horses, dogs and other animals that were once living in harsh conditions and gives them another chance of living a happy, healthy life.
Esther Marks, 7, really enjoyed the experience and said she got a kiss from one of the farm dogs.
"Puppies. I love puppies," Marks said excitedly.
Tyson Walker, 6, said she hadn't been around horses before but said she'd like to volunteer her time to a nonprofit like Equine Rescue in the future.
"They're pretty," Walker said about the horses. "They're pretty nice."
Mead Hall art teacher Dana Hunter said that what was great about the event is that the children learn what it means to volunteer and give back to their community.
"It is a fundraiser that falls in line with the identity of the school – to give and to serve," Hunter said.
County Council Chairman Ronnie Young, County Councilman Andrew Siders and the state director for The Humane Society of the United States, Kim Kelly, were also at the Equine Rescue Friday morning and took time to speak to the students.
"You are the next generation who will help animals in need," Young told the students. "You are the future of this county so look around and be appreciative of the animals that are here."
PHOTO GALLERY: Mead Hall students volunteer with Equine Rescue
STAFF PHOTO BY AMY BANTON Mead Hall student Alexa Watson makes a new friend at the Equine Rescue Friday.×
STAFF PHOTO BY AMY BANTON Equine Rescue Volunteer Don Horne stands with Teddy as he's groomed by Mead Hall students Abby Lawson Boni (left) and Helaina Pemberton.×
STAFF PHOTO BY AMY BANTON Equine Rescue Volunteer Don Horne with Teddy the pony greet Mead Hall students on Friday.×
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Anarchy Online (old days) Tower Wars,PvP where I was able to destroy other players characters by destroying their towers and so much much more,kill their characters in the process while they were defending their precious towers ,planning those attacks,doing my role to make our mission a success.building my twinks to be able to do such things,what happened ,i cant never forget this from wow " Lets lose faster ,we get more honor that way"
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Well Adam, I guess you know at this point your two problems with pvp. You definately overstated one of those problems. The fact that you are an immersion player. You wan't total immersion and to be honest most, if not all, modern pvp is in some way an immersion breaking experience for those hardcore immersion players.
The other problem? that one you just hinted, but I could debate its probably your biggest problem: ".. plus the fact I'm absolutely awful at it..".
Ya, I hate golf and I could write a huge article about why and how its not a sport and spout negative nonsense at it. The fact is, I suck at it.....
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Joined: 5/25/09
Yeah, that was very much implied. Sometimes we like to vent at the stuff that makes us feel inferior, it was PvPs turn today! Male modelling tomorrow.
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Joined: 7/01/05
PvP has changed a lot over the years, mostly for the worse sadly, so you're correct in that it does suck, but there are still a few gems holding out against the tide of mass appeal.
But for me if a game has tab targetting and the need to que for PvP i avoid like the plague. Its old technology and is really, really poor of developers to use a system that's over a decade old.
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Joined: 2/14/10
great post.
personally i love and hate pvp. there simply isn't anything more challenging then fighting other humans, but at the same time there is nothing more frustrating.
i cannot play a purely pve game, it just gets boring. NPC simply dont addapt and once you find the "key" to taking them donw you have to move onto something otherwise stuf gets boring fast.
pvp is the only aspect of mmos that is permanently unpredictable, everchanging, and therfore fresh, while at the same time not being impossible (Master level chess npc anyone?). There simply isn't anything quite as exciting and thrilling as other humans......
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Joined: 10/25/11
Whenever I get in a group PVP it's find the guy everyone else is ganking and gank him. Rinse and repeat...not much fun after awhile. It's either that or being the gankee and dieing over and over again rinse and repeat...World PVP is the worst. I'm just about to complete that quest and BAM ganked again, now you have to travel across half the zone to try again.
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Modern PvP sucks because it's virtual socialism.
Battlegrounds? There is no element of surprise. The obvious strats are learned by all within a month. Everything becomes a redundant rinse and repeat borefest. It doesn't feel "massively multiplayer" or "heroic". Battlegrounds, Arenas, and Warzones all feel like an extremely sloppy Counter-Strike - small Online games that mean nothing.
I can understand the need for Battlegrounds on PvE Servers, as PvE players should have a choice. The problem comes when they stick that stuff on PvP Servers. Most would not play them if it wasn't for their gear-driven incentive. If the didn't offer rewards for playing Warsong Gulch 10,000 times, people would stop playing them after day 2.
World PvP is the future. However, World PvP has never been done correctly. It has never had proper sanctions to protect lowbies from high-levelers. There has never really been an ultimate goal. All we've been given is the option to attack the opposing faction. It has always been extremely half-assed.
A great deal of "modern" pvp sucks due to two key reasons:
1. It tries to replicate the kind of pvp found in other genres of games, when said pvp is unsuited to the kind of mechanics you typically see in modern mmorpgs. Having highly competitive, e-sport arenas is great, if the game is not built around character progression, if the game has little to no itemization, if the characters are built only on pvp balance within specfic team sizes and if matches are ranked via ladders.
2. It often totally removes/bipasses the game world. Given the game world and the whole "massive" part of mmorpgs is what makes the genre unique, having systems which completely side step that and/or make it redundant is something of a fundamental design flaw.
yes it sucks. just look at the so called free4all pvp crowd :) jumping from game to game moaning and complaing about everything. The silly devs listens to that vocal and poor crowd and ruins the game for everyone else.
Go to eve online if you want some freaking awsome pvp mmo. Othervise go and play bf3 32vs32 and get pwned.
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Most PvPers I encounter in mmos are really casual/social players nowadays. log in, play a few mini games, maybe try a ganking or two in world PvP, and then log out. 30-60 min play tops.
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Joined: 1/12/06
It sucks because it isn't fun. When it devolves to "Who has more people and/or higher levels and/or better gear." it ceases to be about the skill of the player, and more about the "zerg".
People who claim it's all about the tactics are just deluding themselves. Sure, it's a great tactic to outnumber your foe 3:1 and have better equipment in a real war. But in a game you pay to play to have fun in, not so much. But some people are all about the "Win" and fun can go to hell. I pity those who are that shallow.
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I agree on the meaningless aspects of separation from the rest of the game.
However, that brings up the problem of "wide open" PvP vs. players who don't want to be ganked all day long. They can't play what they want to play without always playing PvP.
That's why I've been promoting the idea of factions. Lot's of factions. That's basically Guild Warfare, but what it does is add worldly meaning via the factions. I'm a proponent of a deep faction system where players can create their own, based on game world base factions and enmities. Mix and match them to put your guild in the light that you want them to be, against others who choose the opposites. And no requirements for players to join any of them. That pits players against players according to their own made up faction. Deity cults against deity cults, thief cults against collective monetary based guilds, Orcs against Elves, etc.
This opens the game world up to PvP, gives it meaning (especially when you add ownership of related relics, constructions, and territory), yet keeps PvP separate while at the same time mixed within the rest of the game community.
Once upon a time....
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I like pvp (as in playing against a player, not the AI), but 'pvp' in mmo's are something else... Pvp for me is board games, strategy games (not the rts crap, real strategy :) ), fps games (I was deep into CS back in the days, before 1.6), card games, etc.
The mmo version should be called class vs class, or gear vs gear, or something similar. The player factor (your knowledge, skills, wits...) has only smaller effect to the outcome. It's there, no question about that, but not enough to call that 'vs player' (for me at least. Nice illustration pics btw).
As an experiment we did once a spar in LotRO, 2 minis, same level, same gear, same traits, that was fun :) but I guess that's the maximum you can get as pvp in mmo games. That's why I don't play pvp, and avoid it even in pvp-focused mmo's... but I wouldn't say pvp sucks. If it's not mandatory, or has no effect on pve gameplay (khm, like class/skill changes because of the constant whining of pvp'ers about balance...) I'm fine with it.
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Joined: 12/17/10
PvP sucks in most MMOs because it's a totally disconnected and meaningless sidegame.
If you want to do PvP right, then look at EvE Online. The whole game is built around PvP basically and keeps true to the formula of "risk vs. rewards".
Arenas, battlegrounds or warzones are a waste of time and efforts. You have no risks involved there in most MMOs. No repair-costs, no looting of corpses, no nothing. Just a meaningless gankfest.
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Originally posted by Yalexy
This pretty much says what I wanted to say. The Article was well reasoned and much of it is true.
Ok a lot of good points here, I think I overlooked the keyword of modern, if I think back on my rolemaster magestorm days, it wasn't a gear grind, it was a level grind with new abilities and larger health, more resistance, .... One thing I didn't consider at the time was class balance, my elementist had the ability to fly and use mind spells that you could not tell was even being used on you. The other classes could not fly and thier spells would give off a clear visual. I loved the game, but looking back my elementalist class was way op given flying and mind spells, I could turn a guild match even when I was 7 levels under cap with a cap of 30. Might as well give a shout out too to all my old German pvp buddies from DOA, good times.
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I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
About the only thing I require from PvP is some ability to choose when it happens. Whether that choice is provided by a pvp flag, a separate pvp zone, or just the ability to run away to a safe area, so long as there is a choice, the rest of it doesn't matter too much to me.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
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I would like to say a few words in praise of World PvP. I know the very idea makes many of you cringe, but for me, the threat of being killed (or ganked), and the thrill of having to be aware of my surroundings at all times makes these rather boring Themeparks much more fun. I find that questing just to do quests and level up is about as uninspiring as anything can be. Care-free PvE is really just a notch or two above Farmville on the brain activity chart, and it gives no sense of survival or anything else in my opinion. Especially with modern MMOs where the mobs themselves don't offer even the slightest challenge.
I'm not even a hardcore PvP player, really. I find arena battle to be very stale after the first few runs, in the same way dungeons are. Treadmills in general don't appeal to me which is why I like sandbox design. I always join PvP (world) servers though.
It's actually been pretty funny watching *lazy" gamers quest in The Secret World. They expect to kit up, and go out into the world where they will always be handed the next uber-gear they need to survive the area with little thought about respawns. These lazy gamers run into a surprise when they are told they are going to have to fix, or adjust the build they didn't pay attention to that is now getting them regular dirt naps. In fact, many people have come to the boards to post that they quit the game because it is "too hard", which makes me laugh uncontrollably.
Welcome to the brain-dead mouth-breather world, everyone.
A sure sign that you are in an old, dying paradigm/mindset, is when you are scared of new ideas and new technology. Don't feel bad. The world is moving on without you, and you are welcome to yell "Get Off My Lawn!" all you want while it happens. You cannot, however, stop an idea whose time has come.
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Originally posted by Yalexy
I agree with this 100%. The reason you end up with an immersion-breaking mess in most MMOs is because it isn't designed with PvP in mind from day 1. It's a tacked on feature at best.
Enter a whole new realm of challenge and adventure.
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Originally posted by Yalexy
Fighting with ill intentions to kill and pillage vs. Fighting for sport and shaking hands with your opponent after the competition
Loss of life involved with the ancient Colisseum make the battles more meaningful than today's bouts in the octagon? I'd say yes, but in which arena would you rather compete? The majority of the market seems to prefer sport > potential grief.


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What you lookin' at? You all a bunch of fuckin' assholes. You know why? You don't have the guts to be what you wanna be? You need people like me. You need people like me so you can point your fuckin' fingers and say, "That's the bad guy." So... what that make you? Good? You're not good. You just know how to hide, how to lie. Me, I don't have that problem. Me, I always tell the truth. Even when I lie. So say good night to the bad guy! Come on. The last time you gonna see a bad guy like this again, let me tell you. Come on. Make way for the bad guy. There's a bad guy comin' through! Better get outta his way!


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Many of us go through life hearing these words over and over again … "You need to be more responsible." Sound familiar? When you were a teenager I am sure you heard, "If you were more responsible, that would not have happened." You may even hear your boss tell you that you need to be more responsible. Unfortunately we are very good at playing what we call the "blame game." We are constantly blaming others when we should be blaming ourselves.
It is easy to blame others for our irresponsible behaviors and our quality of life. We blame our parents for how we were raised, our boss for our low salary, our spouse for having no time to ourselves. Why do we do this? The answer is fear. Taking responsibility for our lives can be a scary thing. When you accept full responsibility for your life, you then need to accept not just the successes but failures as well. Maybe you had a troubled childhood, and you obviously aren't responsible for what happened at that time, however from this point on you are responsible for what you make of your life. There is no reason to take revenge out on your parents for what happened years ago. There is nothing they can do now to make the past disappear, however, you can talk about it and work on the present and the future. Don't ever let a negative past define you; let it be a lesson that strengthens you and leads you on a path to a positive, brighter future.
If we are to be 100 percent responsible for our lives then we need to look at life through a different lens. A positive outlook produces a positive outcome. If you are driving and someone cuts you off, your first response may be to get angry and start yelling and throwing your fists around. Before you do this, let's think this through. Maybe this person just found out he has cancer and may not live. Or maybe she has 1,000 things on her mind and just wasn't thinking. Or maybe there was a blind spot in the road and your car wasn't visible. Of course, maybe the other driver is just disrespectful. But whatever the case, you need to move on.
Changing our thoughts and behavior is certainly not an easy task, but if we want to see change in our lives we need to change our reactions to situations that are presented to us. Everything you experience today is the result of choices you have made in the past. If you are an alcoholic and you keep drinking, your life is not going to get any better. You have the choice to change who you are and what you want out of life. Yes, that may mean changing your friends, changing your outlook or your habits. But if you keep doing what you've always done, you're going to keep getting what you've always gotten. If you need more help around the house, your house will remain a mess until you ask for help. By taking no action and complaining, we are allowing things to happen to us rather than accepting responsibility for our lives. No one else can help you get what you want. When we complain, we are wasting time, and often voicing our displeasure to the wrong people. Rather than telling your boss that you're upset with your new work schedule, you complain to your spouse. You whine to your friends that your spouse is always on the road and your relationship is on the rocks. Complaining will get us nowhere if we don't go to the right person. We all have the responsibility to take action to make our lives better.


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That's a shame, I was going to buy one. I'm not interested in gaming however, so this will have no benefit for me.
The new iPad has 1 GB of RAM and a 1 GHz processor
Some early benchmarks of the new iPad show that though there's been a bump in RAM up to 1 GB (from 512 MB in the iPad 2), the processor maintains the same 1 GHz clock speed. These figures were pulled up from the Geek Bench app on a new iPad acquired a bit early by some folks in Vietnam. The tests also give us some idea of the power of the new Apple A5X quad-core graphics processor by assessing floating point performance and graphic streams. The memory managed about 300 MB/second read speeds, and 1 GB/second write.
While it's a little sad for gadget geeks that the new iPad won't be upgrading the CPU, it does have a lot more graphical horsepower for gamers, and the added RAM will help performance across the board. Specs aside, there's no doubt that Apple will be providing a smooth and enjoyable user experience on the new iPad; after all, it's not the size of your processor that matters, it's what you do with it.
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The new iPad has 1 GB of RAM and a 1 GHz processor
Who the hell cares about CPU as long the experience is enjoyable. You have better CPU to make the experience more smooth with no lag in software, something apple has never suffered from . I don't even care abou the camera ( who uses a tablet as a point and shoot camera anyways that you need a 12 megapixel + camera) . All I care about is the retina screen ! That should be sick !
Should you upgrade to the iPad (3rd gen)? See below...
First... Apple clearly stated during their iPad (3rd gen) launch event that the "New" iPad contains an A5X processor and the X is for the graphics addition.
It is clear that the iPad (3rd gen) with the upgraded display is aimed directly at the graphical content and gaming audience.
If you currently have an iPad (1st gen), then this is a great upgrade.
If you currently have an iPad (2nd gen) and are a gamer or photographer, then again this is a great upgrade.
If you are neither of the above, yet own an iPad (2nd gen) then my advice would be to wait for the iPad (4th gen) which will have the same graphics GPU but also with the new A6 processor. The only benefit to the A6 processor is that my prediction is that it will "finally" handle multitasking in a much more efficient way than the iPhone & iPad currently do.
"...my advice would be to wait for the iPad (4th gen) which will have the same graphics GPU but also with the new A6 processor."
I definitely wouldn't bet against this prediction.
This is ultimately going to be the deciding factor on whether or not I throw some cash down on a new iPad.
If the retina display is just as noticeable a difference as it was between the 3GS and the 4... Im scrounging for cash immediately.
If not, well, I'll probably just take the cash and save up for two second gen iPads, for me and the GF.
I have high hopes, though.
Actually the extra RAM is a selling point for me. I own an ipad 2. It's great, butter smooth in almost everything. However, as much of an upgrade as they are over the original ipad, I've still thought it could benefit from more RAM. For example: I do a lot of writing in Pages. My docs get pretty long, and occasionally it'll cause the display to hiccup a bit. Adding some additional memory horsepower fixes one of the few potentially weak areas of the ipad for me. The retina display isn't exactly chopped liver either. :)
I agree that the extra RAM will make a difference in several areas where items need to be cached and retrieved for quick access.
I also believe that Apple had no choice but to add the extra RAM due to the requirements of the upgraded display. All that screen refresh data is going to hog some RAM and if they left it at 512 Megs then the iPad (3rd gen) would actually appear to run slower than the iPad (2nd gen).


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Ralph W. Becker Sr.December 07,2012
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BENNINGTON Ralph W. Becker Sr., 77, died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at Crescent Manor Care Center in Bennington.
He was born April 15, 1935, in Bennington, the son of Franklin Becker and Fannie (Harrington) Becker Moon.
He received his education in Bennington.
He married the former Patricia Lucille Lane on July 2, 1955.
In earlier years, he was in the logging business and for many years was employed at the Union Carbide Corporation, retiring in 1992.
He was a former member of the Bennington Moose Lodge.
He enjoyed stock car racing and in earlier years, deer hunting.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia Becker of Bennington; five sons, Ralph Becker Jr., Barry Becker, and Kurtis Becker, all of Bennington, Jeffery Becker of Panton, and Eric Becker of Shaftsbury; five grandchildren; two step-grandsons, a great-grandchild, two step-great-grandchildren; an uncle, and several nieces and cousins. He was predeceased by a sister Reaha Bouchard.
The funeral will be held from the Mahar and Son Funeral Home on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012, at 11 a.m.
Friends may call at the Mahar and Son Funeral Home on Saturday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service.
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by theprinceshome WAY WAY TOO LARGE I ordered the black version of this dress and after reading the reviews I ordered on the small side. It was still about 3 SIZES TOO LARGE!!! How can they get this so wrong?? Its a beautifully made dress, but it looked like a sack on me. And it would be impossible to take it in without ruining the pattern around the base. I'm losing faith in Free People. I've had to return the last 3 things they've sent me. Its time consuming and annoying. they have lovely stuff - but it never fits!!!! 4.24.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Deed Best of the Crochet Dresses I have several crochet pieces from FP - this is the best. Heavy crochet, does not stretch out (like some others I have), and does not feel at all fragile (but don't catch it on the door nob, etc... obviously). The fit is a bit large - I usually buy a 6 (35, 27, 38 - 5'7" 140 extreme pear) and I bought a 4 (the 6's were sold out). The 4 fits fine, and I probably could've even sized down to a 2. If I did the 6 I would have probably needed to belt it, so I'm glad I got the four. The white one is my fav. The red is lovely, but the fabric is not as soft - almost as though the dye made it stiffer. I like to be able to mix and match the slip, but the slips for these are dyed to match and are higher quality than most FP under-slips. Soft, silky, and perfectly matched the the vee-front. 1.9.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by SaraCo Mi Amore is Mi Amore I LOVE LOVE LOVE this dress! The first time I tried it on I wasn't sure - it seemed to kind of hang there with no shape, but then I changed out the slip that comes with it for a bodycon slip that fits snug, and it changed the entire look of the dress. The lace outer dress is a heavy cotton that holds it's shape and won't snag easily and the detailing on the sleeves and hem is beautiful. It looks great with boots and booties and also with more dainty shoes for a dressier look. I usually wear a size S in FP and ordered the size 6 (5'7" 130 lbs) and the fit is comfortable - not too loose not too fitted. Highly recommend - even thinking about getting the rust color... 10.24.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MGiovanna Wonderful! Beautiful style and very flattering to the curvier figure, and I'm sure to all other body types as well. Love this dress. I got it in the black and in the ivory some months ago, and recently found myself wondering why I hadn't worn them yet. Tried them on again and realized I hadn't got them styled to my satisfaction yet, and that although they are four-season dresses, for me they will come into their own in autumn/winter with opaques and knee boots. I'm UK 14/16 36/38C, US 10/12, FP M/L. I tried the 10 and 12 which both fit, the 10 more fitted, the 12 looser and more skimming. I don't see this as a fitted style so went with the 12. I kept thinking the ivory in particular made me look a little ... shapeless ... and wide... I am curvy but with a fairly trim waist. I tried putting the black slip from the other dress on instead of the ivory it came with. Magic. Completely transformed the look, way more flattering. You could put any black slip under, bodycon (not for me) or just nipped in a little at the waist, it wouldn't have to come from another Mi Amore. Then I tried putting the tan Hudson hip belt over, but higher up the waist and pulled tighter. Really like the look this gives the dress, and on the black too. Now I really feel like me in these and will wear them loads. So tempted by the new taupe version, but having pretty much completely, rather obsessively and somewhat extravagantly re-equipped my tired wardrobe since FP started shipping to the UK (I'm thinking investment: expecting to wear this stuff for years), it has to stop somewhere ... 9.22.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Sdr206 Amazing Absolutely stunning. I love how gorgeous and casual it is simultaneously. The wine color is just yummy yummy yummy. I'm a size 4 but the 0 was a good fit. Not too fitted or relaxed. Just skimmed my curves. However there is a tad too much room in the cut, hence the 4 stars. 6.5.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by planetqueen stunning dress I fell in love with this dress in the red as soon as I saw it, but I never spend anything like this much on a dress since I rarely wear them. I kept telling myself it would not work on me (I'm 5' tall with a 32DD bust), but in the end I had to try it. I got my usual dress size 4 and the fit was perfect. This dress is absolutely gorgeous in person. The red is deep and vibrant, and the workmanship is outstanding. It looks delicate, but it's not. The lace/crochet is very sturdy and well made. I did find the slip to be a bit too big, but as another reviewer suggested, I tried another FP bodycon slip under the dress and it looked even better. It is long on me, but that works in this style of dress, and it looks amazing with tall boots. The fit is relaxed, so if you are slim on top or small busted, you can probably size down one or two sizes, depending on how loose you like the fit. The only thing I didn't really like was the zipper. I didn't think it was needed because I was able to just slip the dress over my head, and mine was a bit bumpy from being folded. I think it will straighten out after hanging for a while. Other than that, I can't say enough good things about this dress. 12.3.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by blackferns extremely big! and without the slip! like the other reviews, the dress is really, REALLY big. i'm about 5'3" and somewhere around 110 pounds (normally a 2) and the 00 petite is still a bit roomy. it's such a beautiful dress; however, when i received it, it didn't come with the slip it says is included! i'll be be returning it as soon as possible. 1.12.2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Tanzie Me Love This is a beautiful dress. Very comfy and easy to dress up or down. I have worn it many times now with many compliments and questions. I bought ivory and sized down 2 sizes for a fit more like the girl with the dark hair and colourful bag. I love the over-sized look of the blonde model and i originally went with a bigger size but it didn't work so well for me...too big in the shoulders and low in the chest....generally unflattering. Watch out when washing the slip that comes with it though. I didn't read the instructions and shrunk it. Luckily I have another that is actually a better slip for the dress. 9.26.2013
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Rochester, NY – Host Nazareth College dominated Hilbert in men's volleyball February 22 as the second-ranked Golden Flyers won in three sets to run their winning streak to seven matches. Scores were 25-11, 25-19, and 25-14 in the United Volleyball Conference match game. Nazareth improved to 16-3 (5-0 UVC) while Hilbert dropped to 1-13 (0-4 conference).
Senior RJ Sykora (Stow, OH, Stow Munroe Falls) combined eight kills with six assists, one service ace and four digs to lead the Hawks in defeat. Anthony Blasz (Eden, NY/Eden) had a team-leading six digs and three kills to match his three blocks.
Junior Dan Miranda had eight kills with two service aces and three blocks for the Golden Flyers. Senior Will Siwy contributed six kills in seven attack attempts and sophomore setter Connor Ecklund had 18 assist.
Hilbert travels to Buffalo February 24 for another UVC match when they play at D'Youville College in the College Center Gymnasium at 7pm.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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The University of Kansas' one-of-a-kind program offers cutting-edge training and technology combined with real-world experience for students interested in clinical laboratory science. In KU's 75-year accredited CLS program, students learn in a innovative dual-track program featuring molecular biotechnology and the traditional clinical concentrations. Because of the continued growth of the profession, students of KU's CLS program have a nearly 100 percent placement rate following graduation.
Students interested in clinical laboratory science should contact the a CLS adviser at the KU Medical Center early in their college work. The KU CLS program requires two years of preparatory college coursework (57 hours minimum) and two years of professional coursework in the CLS program at KU Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan. The program is open to students with BA, BS or BGS degrees who have completed the prerequisites.
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Dove Management - 2013:
Approximately 75% of the dove management field has been mowed. Staff observed approximately 500 doves on the field (at about any given time of day) early in the week. This field is located on the northwest corner of Arrowhead and 11th, on the east side of the Little Sinkhole / Farland Lake unit southeast of Inman. Or 1 mile north of 11th and Arapaho. For more information, please call the area office at 620-241-7669. MPWL is a non-toxic shot only area which also applies to dove hunting. Hunters are also reminded that everyone must pick up a daily permit located at the parking lot on the northeast corner of the field prior to hunting. Please be safe.
Staff at the McPherson Valley Wetlands will be producing a newsletter that will include season results, upcoming projects, special opportunities, fall flights, and other information that hunters / users may need to know if planning to visit the area. The newsletter will be produced bi-annually, prior to hunting season (mid August to mid September) and following waterfowl season (mid March to mid April). This document will be distributed electronically, and if you are interested in getting on the mailing list Click here.
The newsletter is an attempt to get information to more of our constituents since attendance at our public informational meeting has been very low due to a variety of reasons.
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In the past, area staff has (after the fact) been informed of regulation violations during the hunting season. Even though selective law enforcement by Public Lands and Law Enforcement division employees, is done routinely at the wetlands, we can't be everywhere all the time. If you witness a violation, please call the area office at (620)-241-7669 and leave a description of the violation including the vehicle tag number if possible.


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There is no doubt I can tell that this tire is below performance. It's not suitable for cornering or sports purpose. I always feels my Sti lose it's grip anytime if I try harder, not even said when it's on wet road, uncomfortable and unstable moves when drive fast. Basically it's prices tells the truth, I'm gonna throw this garbage, even toyo T1R is much much better.
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Had it for 1000 km and it's nice and quite, with good grip on dry pavement. It's also quieter than my Continental Procontact tires. It's more suitable for all season except snow due to large tread block design. Would recommend it.
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i do a lot of endurance road racing on a budget, i purchased these tires because of the compoud layout accross the contact pad. love the tires for hard corrnering and acceleration. the tires do slip a little in the rain and wet roads, this is common with the meduim/hard compound. however these tires so slide when they become over headed on dry pavement. overall great tire for the price.if you know how to handel your car these tires will perfom great. i do not recomend for snow use. the tires do have to be lightly heated to perform at its best. also the guys with the lowered integras and lowered civics the tres are designed to be used woth 1-2 degreese of negative camber not 3. side wall strength is excelent when diving through a tight s turn. holds a good response from the steering wheel.
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So far in my first 1000 miles on these tires I was able to aggressively test them enough for handling and stopping on dry and wet road conditions to say that they performed much better than I expected. As for comfort and road noise, I would say the comfort ride level is above average and the road tire noise is fairly quite even with windows rolled down. As for snow traction I have no idea since I live in Florida but some reviews have mentioned decent results even though the DZ101 is actually performs best in warmer weather.
Now keep in mind, my 528it pretty much handles well even with worn tires so I think how your vehicle handles will be the overall deciding factor whether this tire is suited for you. Simply put, an aggressive driver with a vehicle with average to poor handling capabilities (suspension) become more reliant on the tires themselves and really should consider getting the best quality tires possible. I can bet some of the drivers who have been getting poor handling results especially in wet road conditions probably have their tires installed backwards. Remember, these tires are directional "Direzza" especially for hydroplaning and cornering.
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I have been lucky enough to get my hands on several advanced reader copies of soon-to-be-published teen books. It is pretty awesome to have a book in your hands that no one else around you will have. So here are some books that you should really be keeping an eye out for!
From April 1, 2014 to April 15, 2014 the Jasper County Public Library will be conducting an online survey to find out how our patrons use the library's computers and Internet connection and how this service has ma
A reception celebrating the five-year anniversary of Indiana Memory will be held in Indianapolis this Friday from 1:00 PM until 3:00 PM (EST).
Last week we invited local teens and families to check out our old (outdated, ancient) technology for Teen Tech Week. Of the dozens of folks who stopped by, some remembered the tech from their own childhoods, others were seeing it for the very first time.
I'm not a bit superstitious. I like black cats and am not afraid to walk around, underneath or climb a ladder.
There's plenty to do in March. We change time zones, celebrate spring, plus there's always something happening at the Library!
Stop by the library this and check out the special events for Teen Tech Week, March 9-15. Each library will be offering something.
It's February 6; let the games begin! In Sochi, we're gearing up for competition in some slippery sports, such as figure skating, ice hockey, speed skating and ski jumping. These winter sports are designed for those who are highly skilled and trained to compete with one another and Mother Nature.
If you are in a committed relationship, or would like to be, then February is a month filled with tasty opportunity. From cheap but cute chocolates to lavish expensive dinners, and just about everything in between, there is sure to be a package deal for you and your sweetheart.
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In last week's Valley Reporter, many of us who are friends of Malcolm and Barbara Appleton were baffled by the mean-spirited letter written by Donald Reilly regarding Malcolm's "podiuming."
To be very honest, we went to our dictionaries to see what exactly "podiuming" means and found no such word. We also have no clue as to what he is talking about when he refers to "medaling" in public. However, neither of these sounds very complimentary. Malcolm was in the beginning stages of a bike race when someone from another lane ran into him. What on earth is Mr. Reilly talking about? He wasn't even close to a podium and he certainly didn't get a medal! I have attempted to call this gentleman to get an explanation but I do not get an answer.
To write such a letter after a person has been hit while innocently participating in an event that requires so much training, discipline and passion is despicable. As Malcolm recovers from his injuries, first from surgery, then physical therapy and now at home, those who are his friends hope that he and Barbara can overlook the calloused attempt of Mr. Reilly to get across whatever it is that he is trying to communicate. There are many in this Valley who care deeply for both of these individuals and hope for Malcolm's speedy recovery.
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ASHBURN, Va. (December 12, 2012) -- Washington Redskins rookie Robert Griffin III says he feels the chances are "really good" that he'll be able to play against the Cleveland Browns.
Griffin practiced on his sprained right knee Wednesday as the Redskins returned to the field to prepare for Sunday's game.
Griffin favored his right leg slightly during the portion of practice open to reporters. He was officially listed as limited on the practice report.
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Rumor: Apple planning to double battery capacity in iPad 3, January release [Update]
Hit-or-miss rumor site Digitimes is reporting that Apple plans on doubling the size of the battery in the the iPad 3, and moreover, that Apple will release it as soon as next month.
The battery capacity for the high-end version of Apple's new iPad - due to be unveiled in January 2012 - will be increased to 14,000mAH compared to 6,500mAH used currently, according to industry sources.
As always, take these rumors with a Macworld|iWorld expo sized grain of salt. Digitimes' "sources" also mentioned that Apple will debut two separate models of the iPad, one for the high-end market and the other filling in the mid-range segment. While 7-inch iPad persist, keeping the iPad 2 around the way the previous year's iPhone is usually kept around could be another alternative.
As to a January launch, that feels more like a rumor designed to hurt current iPad sales than anything fitting Apple's previous release patterns. Curious how those keep popping up, isn't it?
UPDATE: Jim Dalrymple from The Loop, whose sources are excellent, says there's nothing to see here. No iPad 3 at Macworld or CES, and no Apple Televisions either. [The Loop]
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Rumor: Apple planning to double battery capacity in iPad 3, January release [Update]
Although I would like the increase in the already very long lasting iPad 2 battery, I don't believe Apple will be debuting two different 2012 iPad 3 models. A very similiar rumor was floating around on the digital airwaves about the rumored iPhone 5 - that there would be an iPhone 5 and a smaller and cheaper iPhone 4. It never happened. We got the iPhone 4S. Since Apple seems to always, if not mostly, upgrade thier existing models and sell them as iPod X, iPhone X, and iPad X it seems reasonable to conclude that the battery enhancement rumor may hold some water. Albeit, Mustn't we forget that Steve Jobs, RIP, is no longer running Apple, unfortunately. So with that fact in mind it appears there's no distinct way of predicting in which direction Apple Inc. will be heading and whether it will last under the new leadership of Tim Cook.
Ive said it before and I'll say it again:
If Apple is the first to break out new battery tech in their devices, they are going to hold the spotlight in the tech world for another 5 years. This is the one area that ALL mobile devices lack in. There hasn't been advancements in a long time.
If Apple were to double capacity and keep it thin. It would game over for everyone else.
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Hawks Dominate in Season Opener
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Hamburg, N.Y. – The Hawks dominated the Express in their season opener at Wells College on Wednesday, September 1st in their 2-0 victory. Senior Emily Schilling (Holland, N.Y./Holland) opened the scoring in the first half at 38:21 with the assist from freshmen forward, Sarah Schmidt (Rochester, N.Y./Irondequoit). Junior All-Conference midfielder, Alyssa Hulbert (Tonawanda, N.Y./Kenmore East) added the unassisted game clincher only three minutes in to the second half. The Hawks controlled play by out shooting the Express (21-6) and held an advantage in corner kicks (11-2). Junior goalkeeper Mary Zinni (Batavia, N.Y./Batavia) finished with four saves for her first shutout.
Hilbert travels to Alfred University and faces Potsdam on September 4th in the first round of the Alfred Classic this weekend. The Hawks home opener is against Clarkson University on Saturday, September 11th at 1pm. The following day, they host Chatham on Sunday, September 12th at 1 pm.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
One of nine property owners, who lost buildings in the September 25 fire on Front Street in Georgetown, is asking why she and the others were not included in recent committee meetings.
The Georgetown Front Street Fire Consultant Selection Committee, made up of city and county officials, as well as a representative for the property owners, recently voted to recommend the LS3P Firm to City Council to conduct a Feasibility Study for the reconstruction of the 700 Block of Front Street.
Georgetown Mayor Jack Scoville said the city has followed city law namely Section 2-187 of the Purchasing Ordinance in forming the committee and notifying the public about the opening for a consulting firm.
Jeanette Ard, owner of Colonial Floral Fascinations, located in one of the buildings destroyed by the fire, said she doesnt think property owners should have been closed out of those discussions.
All of us should have been included, Ard said.
I am not unhappy with them trying to get the area to move forward because we need all the help we can get for that. I just dont think that they should have been making decisions without representation of the property owners.
She said although the city did appoint a representative for the property owners Dwayne Christian, who is also a property owner in the burned section that was not enough.
I dont feel like he was communicating with the property owners. He wasnt getting input from us.
She also said that Vida Miller, a former state representative who agreed to be a liaison between the property owners and the committee, was not communicating with her and other property owners.
I didnt feel like there was any open communication there, Ard said.
Miller said she worked with the property owners to made sure they were informed.
She said property owners will be more involved in the process after Georgetown City Council votes to hire the architecture firm for the Feasibility Study.
All of the property owners will be involved in that process, she said.
Scoville said that City Council will hear from the three consulting firms during a workshop on April 24 and they should vote to choose a firm that day.
Steve Timmons, another property owner of the 700 Block on Front Street, said he is satisfied with the process to choose a consultant for the study.
At some point you have to create a committee to get a smaller group, Timmons said. In my mind it was appropriate.
He also said that he felt like there was communication from Miller and Christian.
Scoville said that all the property owners were not included in the committee because they are only one segment of the stakeholders.
This is not solely for the property owners, but the primary beneficiaries will be the property owners, Scoville said.
We met several months ago with all of the property owners and it was loud and clear that they wanted direction and guidance from the city about what they could do and what the city wanted them to do. Because of that we went forward, reviewing proposals from various planners and designers to help the city and the prop owners and the public.
He added that this project is a unique situation.
Since it is in the heart of Georgetown, this project affects the identity of Georgetown and is important to the long-term development of the city, Scoville said.
The City has a vested interest that the facades are compatible and fit in with the existing streetscape and enhance it. We hope to work with property owners to get a consensus and basic design approval. We are not dictating how property owners design their buildings, but we want to make sure it is compatible.
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Linares Captures Women's Race, Williams Top Hilbert Male
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College men's and women's cross country teams took top honors in a 5K dual meet with Pitt-Bradford October 20. Running in a wet and muddy course on the Hilbert campus, Maria Linares {in photo to right} ran 24:20 for the Hawks as the fastest women's finisher. Bradford's Jeff Elwell was the first overall racer to cross the finish line as he outdistanced Matt Williams from Hilbert by 66 seconds.
The Hilbert women grabbed points from Linares (1), Jessica Morey (5), Amber Grosch (6), and Kayla Norman (7) to finish with 27 points. Bradford secured 34 points with their five runners for the day. Additional racers whose points did not count for Hilbert were: Maria DelMonaco, Amber Bailey, Allison Hall, Rebecca Elensky, Kiara Hilario, Katie Pettis and Jill Cohen.
The Hilbert men secured the top 5 slots earning 15 points since Bradford finished the race as an incomplete team. Bradford's Elwell's 19:29 time beat teammate Sam Mason (20:18) even though their finish places did not count. Hilbert's Williams {in photo to right} ran 20:35, 33 seconds ahead of teammate John Sadowski. The Hawks' Aaron Lawrence race a 21:48 beating out Matt Hunt by 61 seconds. Pat Lagueras was the final scorer for Hilbert at 23:36. Other Hilbert runners were Cameron Haag (24:50), Steve Crane (32:53, and Paul Coleman clocked in at 34:31.
The Hawks have the weekend off from races before they gear back up for the AMCC Championship race October 29. Medaille College is hosting the 10-team race at Beaver Island State Park with the women's 6K race starting at 11 am followed by the men's 8K at 12 noon.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Secretary Sally Jewell is planning to visit the Alaska Climate Science Center (AK CSC) on Tuesday, September 3 and the Pacific Islands Climate Science Center (PI CSC) on Wednesday, September 4 to discuss the CSCs role in working with partners to support resource management, planning and adaptation in the face of regional climate change. The AK CSC will discuss their Gulf of Alaska Glacier's Project and their other collaborations with researchers from a wide range of state and federal agencies. The PI CSC will discuss the role of climate science in planning for impacts of sea level rise on coastal communities and ecosystems; research and planning for climate impacts to seabirds and their habitat in the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument; and the essential role of freshwater assessments and predictions for community planning and risk management.
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Area scores: Lady Falcons cruise to CCC volleyball victory
Lee Christian d. Wayne Christian 25-14, 25-7, 25-21
The Lady Falcons (6-5, 6-3) swept visiting Wayne Christian to complete their Carolina Christian Conference season with a win Friday evening.
Kelsey Clayton led Lee Christian with 17 service points, seven aces and five kills. Mak Bowers had eight service points. Cameron Dubuc and Kenna Parson hit for five points each.
Lee Christian will play its last regular season match at Faith Home School at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
Crossroads Christian 3, Grace Christian 0
Crossroads Christian won a CCC match at Grace Christian (4-8, 2-5) on Friday. The Lady Crusaders will host Cresset Christian in another CCC contest at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Cape Fear Christian 3, Neuse Christian 0
The Lady Eagles (6-6, 6-2) won a CCC match at home over Neuse Christian (1-9, 1-6) on Friday. Cape Fear Christian will play at Oakwood School at 5:15 p.m. Monday.
Cape Fear Academy d. O'Neal 17-25, 26-24, 25-20, 25-19
The Lady Hurricanes (5-9 overall) won a Cape Fear Independent Conference match in Southern Pines on Friday. O'Neal (3-8, 1-3) will play another CFIC match at Fayetteville Christian at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Jordan-Matthews d. Reidsville 23-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-10
The Lady Jets (3-12, 2-2) won a Mid-State Conference match in Siler City Thursday night. Jordan-Matthews will host Graham at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Terry Sanford 257, Union Pines 264, Lee County 285, Southern Lee 314
Lee County sophomore Siranon Shoomee set her second course record of the high school season, shooting a four-under-par 68 at Highland Country Club in Fayetteville in a Cape Fear Valley match on Wednesday.
Shoomee also set a girls' course record with a round of 70 at Sanford Municipal Golf Course earlier this season.
The Lady Yellow Jackets, Lady Cavaliers and Lady Vikings will play a CFVC match at Cypress Lakes Golf Course, hosted by Gray's Creek, on Monday afternoon.
Grace Christian 9, Crossroads Christian 0
Eight Crusaders scored and Grace Christian (17-2-1, 8-0-0) ran its winning streak to 13 matches at home Friday afternoon.
Evan Kannarr scored two goals and Joel Benitez, Ricardo Castanedas, Nathan Holt, William Kerr, Isaac Kruger, Jose Leonidez and Pedro Martinez had a goal each. The Crusaders have eight consecutive shutouts, all by scores of 3-0 or more.
The Crusaders will host Cresset Christian, going for a repeat of an undefeated Carolina Christian regular season, at 5 p.m. Tuesday.


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Greenfield's Public Square holds several impressive buildings: The courthouse at the center is tall and stately, and the renovated Warren Cultural Center takes you back to the Victorian Era. However, a walk around the square reveals a number of closed shops and empty storefronts, and not a lot of options for retail or dining. The town is working on development, and a planned restaurant in the basement of the cultural center promises to be a welcome addition.
Currently, few-and-far-between destinations on the square include the local movie theater and Ed and Eva's, a small shop full of works by Iowa artisans. J's Gifts offers a mix of old and new merchandise, including dishes, picture frames and handbags. It's not as cluttered as antiques stores can be and has reasonable prices. The Jewel Box is a small store selling the expected watches, necklaces and earrings, as well as a few collectibles. A catch-all establishment called Colors offers floral arrangements, kitchen items, tuxedo rental, bridal registries and home decor. Just off the square, Schildberg's Antique Car Museum showcases the prized cars of a local collector (open by appointment only).


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01Do you have all your teeth? If not, how many? When did you lose your first one?
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Usher Raymond IV might be a mega-babe with a harem of ladies in waiting, but this R&B singer is a mommy's boy at heart. In fact, Usher was managed by his mother, Jonetta Patton, for most of his career – until he fired her in 2007! So, what went wrong?
Word on the street is that Usher's fiancée, Tameka Foster, didn't get along with Jonetta, but Usher says her dismissal was a straight-up business decision.
"I have chosen to take the reins of my career," he told The Associated Press at the time. "We have a different view and mind-set. I'm doing it and I'm handling it and very, very happy with it."
Usher hired Benny Medina to replace his mom as manager, but eventually rehired Jonetta in 2008 (only a few months before divorcing Tameka in 2009). But the fun doesn't stop there! Usher re-fired his mom when he started dating Def Jam executive Grace Miguel. Looks like this lovely lady is currently her boo's manager, but fear not. Ush and his mom are on good terms!
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