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PIKEVILLE — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Matt Bevin introduced himself to Eastern Kentucky during a Friday stop in Pikeville, and wasted no time before going on the offensive against his opponent, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Bevin, of Louisville, is a successful businessman, Army veteran and father of nine, who filed his paperwork Wednesday to challenge McConnell in the May primary. He is widely viewed as the Tea Party candidate in the race, though his campaign materials bill him simply as a "conservative Republican."
At Friday morning's stop at the Landmark Inn, Bevin came out firing, saying McConnell has been in Washington too long and has become too enamored with his own power, that he no longer represents average Kentuckians.
"Mitch McConnell has been in the U.S. Senate for 30 years," Bevin said. "Thirty years, that's a long, long time. And I want people to understand this, this is not about Mitch McConnell as a person, at all. This about Mitch McConnell as a long, long, long serving career politician, and his long, long, long voting record. That's what this is about.
"After 30 years in Washington, it's clear to me and it's clear to people I've met around the commonwealth of Kentucky: Mitch McConnell has lost touch with our state. He's lost touch with our people. He's lost touch with our values."
Bevin also appeared to take aim at some factions in his own party, who he said are just as responsible for fiscal troubles in Washington.
"This big-spending, over-spending, big government has been a bipartisan problem for years," Bevin said. "There is no party that owns this. And, sadly, Mitch McConnell has been willing to commit spending money that we do not have, no matter who the president has been."
Bevin contrasted his conservative beliefs with McConnell's voting record, which he said does not represent Kentucky's interests. Saying McConnell had voted for debt ceiling increases, liberal judges and earmark spending, he said the senator's actions are in direct contrast to conservative principles. He made special note of McConnell voting five times to raise Congressional pay, before promising he would never do the same.
"Anyone who's been in Washington long enough to think that's even necessary has been in Washington too long," Bevin said.
Bevin said, if elected, he would fight for a permanent ban on earmark spending. He said while any individual project might not seem like a lot, compared to trillions in national debt, he said collectively, the pork-barrel system creates a government addicted to out-of-control spending.
"It's just a bridge here, just a sculpture park there, a ballpark in the other place," Bevin said. "I was in Owensboro yesterday and they were reminding me of this boondoggle project of tennis courts that cost 40 million bucks, another little earmark. That's all great. It doesn't seem like it's that much, when you look and compare it to the trillions. But it is the dirty grease that allows bad legislation to make its way through Congress, and that ends up saddling us with the kind of stuff that really robs us."
Bevin received his biggest applause of the morning by calling for a complete repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, popularly known as "Obamacare." He said though his opponent has made promises to do the same, McConnell has not shown a willingness to do what it takes to get it done.
"When he has had a chance to allow the voice to be heard, he has failed to do so," Bevin said. "I say, I'm tired of the broken promises. I'm tired of the empty rhetoric. He can wheel around a dolly with a big stack of paper on it and a red ribbon, and take pictures next to it, and talk about how he's going to yank out Obamacare, root and branch. But it's just so much baloney. It's so much baloney. I think we recognize it as such. It's time to stop leading from behind."
When asked how he would reconcile some of his non-negotiable views with voter frustration over the inability of the parties to work together on much of anything in Washington, Bevin said he takes his cues from the example set by the Founding Fathers.
"If you go back to the beginning of this country, if you read the Federalist Papers, Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed on almost everything …" Bevin said. "They disagreed on just about everything, but both of them had the capacity to think, and they took time to do it. Both of them had the ability to make logical arguments for what they believed, and both of them did it. And each of them also took time to listen to each other. And at the end of the day, what we need is a little more thoughtful dialogue and a little less posturing, a little less 'us versus them,' like if they win, we've lost, so we've got to make sure we win at any cost.
"That's what's killing us, but it's that type of bureaucracy that comes from having people in Washington for 30-plus years. Mitch McConnell has been there too long. He and Harry Reid are not helping America. They are playing games with each others, and they're playing games with our lives."
Bevin's remarks were well-received by some in the audience. Justin Prater, a Pikeville resident who describes his views as libertarian, said he wanted to hear what Bevin had to say because he has been looking for an alternative to McConnell.
"I think McConnell does nothing," Prater said. "He just cares about what is polling on CNN. He wasn't concerned about the debt when he was doing the spending, but now that he's not the one in charge of the spending, he is suddenly concerned about it."
Prater said he believes McConnell is more concerned with representing the interests of the "Golden Triangle" of Lexington, Louisville and Northern Kentucky, than he is about Eastern Kentucky. He said he has been disappointed with the senator's infrequent trips to the mountains.
"If it's not a Lincoln Dinner or a fund-raising trip, he's never here," Prater said.
But not everyone who attended was enamored with Bevin. Zach Horn, of Inez, described himself as vice chairman of East Kentucky Young Republicans and said that he had been "sent to this event" to get out another side of the story. While he said he likes Bevin as a person and a politician, he thinks McConnell's leadership is too valuable to lose, at a time when he sees the Obama administration as promoting policies counter to Eastern Kentucky interests.
"Sen. McConnell has been our only shield," Horn said. "I don't believe when it's Hail Mary time, you take out your star quarterback."
Frank Thornsbury, of Paintsville, attended the event with Horn and agreed with his views.
"I support Mitch McConnell because I'm conservative and he's conservative," Thornsbury said. "I believe if you're a friend of coal, you should be friends with Mitch McConnell."
Bevin told those who gathered to hear him speak that he has no illusions that victory against a powerful foe would come easy, but seemed to view conventional wisdom that his campaign is a longshot as a challenge.
"This will be an uphill journey," Bevin said. "Don't let me kid you, this is going to be a tough haul. Never in the history of the United States has the political leader of a party been defeated in a primary. It's never happened. But never has it been so important to make that happen. The time to make history is right now, and the place to make it happen is right here in the commonwealth of Kentucky. It's up to us. We can do this."


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Kent State University Orchestra Concert "Beauty and the Beast" Features Debussy Led by Student ConductorPosted Nov. 6, 2012
The Kent State University Hugh A. Glauser School of Music Orchestra will continue its 2012-2013 season with its second subscription series performance on Sunday, Nov. 11, at 3:30 p.m. in the University Auditorium at Cartwright Hall. Cartwright Hall is located at 650 Hilltop Drive, with free parking located off of Terrace Drive.
The performance's title, "Beauty and the Best," translates into the delightful "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Fawn" by Claude Debussy and Dmitri Shostakovich's famous "Symphony No. 5."
Second-year conducting graduate student Eunseok Seo will lead the orchestra's performance of Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Fawn." The piece was inspired by the poem "L'apres-midi d'un Faune" by Stephane Mallarme.
The orchestra also will perform "Symphony No. 5" by Dmitri Shostakovich, led by music director Liza Grossman. Grossman explained that Shostakovich, one of the most important composers of the former Soviet Union, was deeply inspired by his country's political climate.
"Although the work seems to imply a traditional symphonic narrative of crisis and final triumph, the music may not be all that it appears," Grossman said of Shostakovich's work.
Tickets for the performance are $10 for adults and seniors, $5 for students with valid ID and free for all full-time undergraduate students.
Tickets are available weekdays noon to 5 p.m. at the Performing Arts Box Office, located in the lobby of the Roe Green Center in the Music and Speech Center at 1325 Theatre Drive on the university's Kent Campus. The box office accepts Visa, MasterCard and Discover, in addition to cash and check. For more ticket information, visit the Performing Arts Box Office website.
The Cartwright Hall box office will open one hour prior to the performance for walk-up sales, and will accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover. Tickets and more information are also available by calling 330-672-ARTS (2787) or visiting kent.edu/music.
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Liza Grossman (pictured), conductor of the 50-plus member Kent State University Hugh A. Glaser School of Music Orchestra, will turn the baton over to second-year conducting graduate student Eunseok Seo for Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Fawn." Photo by Bob Christy, Kent State University.
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Congress owes us a simple and logical plan to stop the insanity of ever-increasing debt without spending restraints.
We didn't drop off the fiscal cliff in January, but we've been on a very slippery slope to insolvency for over a decade. With another debt limit debate looming we hear politicians use sound-bytes such as "we're not a dead-beat nation" or "like eating at a restaurant and walking out without paying the bill."
Nonsense. Both parties, but especially Democrats since the 2008 election, have been spending our money irresponsibly without even so much as a budget. It's like having extreme credit card debt – deciding to get another credit card to pay down the first one – then ignoring the limit of the card and buying more stuff.
In my opinion, to stop this death spiral, Congress must permanently cap the debt limit (perhaps even raising it realistically from the current level to allow reaction/adjustment time). That same legislation must however require debt limit reductions by fixed percentages at regular intervals.
The debt limit now is about $16 trillion and if congress agrees to a level of $17 trillion in March 2013, it should also be decreased legislatively (for example) 1 percent each month. With 1 percent monthly reduction, by March 2014 the limit would be back to $15 trillion. Younger folks might see it under $1 trillion by summer of 2036. While the rate of reductions and intervals can be negotiated by congress, the principle should not.
First, eliminate waste and redundancy, and then halt automatic increases in spending.
Finally, use the same budgeting logic that states, businesses, and families must use.
Ultimately, a balanced budget amendment is required, but by legislating mandatory periodic reductions in the debt, fiscal responsibility will necessarily follow. If you agree, call your Congressman.
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Angelica Monique Rouse, 20, of North Augusta, allegedly approached the assistant manager in the front office of the Rite Aid on Walton Way as the store was closing about 11:50 p.m. Thursday, police said.
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US DoD rumored to be dumping BlackBerry and purchasing 650,000 Apple devices (updated)
The US Department of Defense is currently testing various Apple iOS devices and on completion of the tests is rumored to be purchasing 650,000 iOS devices. The iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads would replace existing BlackBerry handsets that can't run the new Blackberry 10 software. The report comes from Electronista who has claims source familiar with the situation.
Following completion of the first phases of the project, as well as a few other initiatives coming to fruition, the Department of Defense will be ordering just over 650,000 iOS devices from the Cupertino manufacturer following conclusion of the sequester.
Previous reports had revealed that the testing program had cut out BlackBerry 10 devices in an effort to save money. While the testing program is still underway, our well-placed sources familiar with the matter have told us that "some of the needs can't wait" and as soon as the sequester was over, the order would be placed.
The 650,000 devices are reportedly 120,000 iPads, 100,000 iPad minis, 200,000 iPod touches and the final 230,000 would be made up of various current iPhone models. The new iOS devices would be distributed around the world, some to battlefields, some onboard ships and of course within the Pentagon.
It was widely known that older, J2ME based BlackBerryOS devices would not be upgradeable to BlackBerry 10, creating an opportunity for organizations to cross-grade rather than upgrade. Security is no doubt a consideration in the sale, because let's face it, news of the deal may have leaked...
If this report proves to be accurate, Apple taking this business from BlackBerry would be huge feather in Apple's cap and one we are sure to hear a lot more about in the future.
Update: Air Force Lt. Col. Damien Pickart, a spokesman for the Pentagon's new mobility initiative spoke to Wired, dismissing the story from Electronista.
"We are not looking to replace those 470,000 BlackBerries with the systems they claim we're looking to order." "Every couple weeks, there's another report that we're abandoning BlackBerries, and that is just so far from the truth," Pickart adds.
Source: Electronista, Wired
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US DoD rumored to be dumping BlackBerry and purchasing 650,000 Apple devices (updated)
That has certainly been the stereotype. Not sure that it still holds true in practice though.
The cost isn't cheaper when you factor in an MDM solution to manage the devices. MDM solutions are often more costly when it comes to licensing devices and in some cases more than double the cost of BES licensing.
"The news comes from Electronista who has a source familiar with the situation"
Ok, let's see if this will be true or just some link-bait.
Is the cost that different when you take into consideration network deals?
But then again, granted that they're only going for a limited number of iPhones and are looking at iPad and iPod touch as other devices, those do come cheaper and can function with apps, etc. and BlackBerry doesn't really have an alternative to both iPad and iPod touch right now! (The iteration of playbook in the market can be one consideration but its dated and there is yet no news of the next release of PB, additionally how successful is BB 10 really... That's another question that's still pending, IMO)
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I lol-ed.
This was a joke, wasn't it ?
No, a legitimate order of 1,000,000 was placed.
I was lol-ing at "BlackBerry didnt even manufactured that much...". I was ironic ;)
Ditching some blackberrys for iPod touch among other devices? I can understand iPhone( Not really. It offers lower security), but iPod touch?
Hopefully, this is a MobileNation site ...
Well, some (friendly) remarks :
1. So far there's no confirmation about this and a CB member - actually a DOD employee - is checking this, I believe. To be continued ...
2. There's no doubt apple devices can enter such an administration. Not all its users require the level of security that is *undoubtedly* the sole BB property (see US certifications). That said, it's unfair to make a link between this - rumored - ditch and iOs/BB security comparison (and I won't enter this field on a technical point). This is nowhere a valid demonstration.
3. The cost argument let me doubtful; to me an ip5 is the same price (or even more expensive) than a Z10
4. Also, how do you ditch a smatphone to replace it with a tablet or a multimedia device ? Strange 1 for 1 count there ... count the iphones (i.e: almost the third), not the whole thing.
5. Finally, a "rumor" tag, somewhere could be very welcome, instead/beside your affirmative title.
So, enjoy the rumor for apple !
But please, don't shoot BB with unverified/rumored statements and -hum- approximative reasoning ...
I can see the security side of it, the UK declined current versions of BB10 due to lack of security. They don't meet a certain standard of security as the old devices did but blackberry is working on fixing so the UK government will buy them. The German government has gone ahead and bought them. But everyone knows the US doesn't like to wait, so instead of waiting, hopefully, a short time for blackberry to correct the security issues they are just dumping them and going iOS. I can see it, but I'd like to see it confirmed or denied as well.
If this is true, then congrats to Apple for successfully moving the DoD's favor towards them. Wether it be more costly or not I am sure they have their reasons to change specifically to Apple products. The test and procedures that the devices go through take time. I guess taking that into perspective, in time we shall know what they finally decide.
Baxter: this have been edited (and that's pretty fine btw, thanks)
All I can say is that if the Department Of Defense is getting ready to contract Apple for their devices, This is just another example of the power of Apple and it's platform. If the DOD thinks the IOS platform is good enough moving away from BlackBerry then it sort of also behind the scenes tells us where Apple is headed although this would be a special security laden platform for them built from the ground up, Hopefully with no security flaw on the lock screen to get in past the Passcode.
I'm actually not surprised. I work for the DoD, not at the pentagon mind you, but alot of the officers I work with carry their DoD issued Blackberry and an iPhone. They hate carrying both. However with this furlough going on I doubt any of our people will be getting an iPhone, iPad or iTouch anytime soon.
While anything is possible, I doubt that this is true. I was at the Blackberry Forum event last month in DC and with a few DoD IT guys there. They have already upgraded to BES 10 and were testing the Z10. Plus with budget cuts I don't think Apple devices would look good in anyone's budget right now. If I can get Z10s for $150 for my 40 or so users, imagine what kind of deal the DoD is getting. There are no advantages for the DoD to switch to iPhones other than making their users happy. I've never heard of anyone leaving there nice government job because they couldn't get an iPhone.
Kudos Chris. Thank you for the fair adaptation.
(This comment is issued after some modifications have been made in the article, just to be clear. See my previous comment if unsure)
This should put an end to this rumour.
"There is no truth to this claim," says Air Force Lt. Col. Damien Pickart, a spokesman for the Pentagon's new mobility initiative. "We are not looking to replace those 470,000 BlackBerries with the systems they claim we're looking to order."
iPod touches? What are you going to do with that at DoD? Listen to music? Not sure how those will come into play and will probably never find out
It seems to me the move would be more based off of the capabilities of the platform and the ability to quickly develop apps for it. It is a lot easier to develop an iOS app than it is a BB10 app and not to mention that there infinitely more iOS developers than there are BB developers. Makes sense from a long term strategy stand point.
Hopefully this does happen so that Apple can be held to a higher standard and start implementing some additional corporate related security functions to the platform beyond a passcode. The DoD is just the group to demand such features and force Apple to deliver.
Thanks for updating the article Chris.
Wow! You have to go with a phone that is secure and intuitive.
Blackberry has a problem with DoD. While it did CAC encryption/decryption for email -- it has never been able to authenticate to CAC enabled web sites. Blackberry 10 did nothing to change this. Blackberry has rested on the paradigm that the organization owned, issued and controlled the entire phone. But forward thinking organizations are thinking BYOD for the future and how to secure it. Currently using things like MDM, Fixmo Sentinel, CAC identity authentication, and other measures are needed to make BYOD possible. Blackberry 10 has introduced Blackberry Balance and Blackberry Fusion, but these are not backward compatible with current Blackberry phones. Good Technologies was pioneered by the Army and has passed DoD security and can provide CAC enabled access to Apple and Android phones. Good Technologies has Good Vault that can enable access to CAC enabled sites and Good Dynamics can help control applications. There is thus a secure way to use Apple and Android phones but not Blackberry for the future. No wonder the DoD and the rest of the government are thinking of dumping Blackberry. Besides, Blackberry forces all communications to go through foreign (Canadian based) servers --- how secure is that?


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Deadspin had the story Wednesday afternoon: Charlie Whitehurst had recently been signed to the Tennessee Titans to be the backup quarterback. Whitehurst has ridden the bench so long in the NFL, the Internet has nicknamed him Clipboard Jesus. Despite being in the league since 2006, he's made a total of 13 appearances, and started four games.
He gets to Tennessee, and is immediately stuck in a dilemma: his lifelong jersey number is already taken. He's worn No. 6 his entire career, but that number belongs to punter (and former Toledo Rocket) Brett Kern, a number he's held onto since his debut with the Titans in 2009.
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Okay, it wasn't that dramatic: It was an arm wrestling match.
What makes the story so good? Brett Kern won. Whitehurst publicized the story by posting an Instagram of his brand new No. 12 jersey, with the message "Arm-wrestled the punter for #6 and lost."
Toledo Tough, indeed.
I'll admit it, I love these little nuggets where Mid-American Conference (MAC) players make NFL headlines. I'm reminded of Rocket alumnus Lance Moore, back when he was with New Orleans, handing Drew Brees a Toledo T-shirt to wear after the Midnight Blue and Gold beat Purdue a few years back. With Moore now lining up in Pittsburgh, you gotta think those Toledo/Miami games are going to be extra special.
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Damon Salvatore is the snark king of Mystic Falls. Sure, he mumbles and has a tendency to smirk. But oh — the things that come out of his mouth. So what witticisms did prime time's finest bloodsucker drop this week? Here are Damon's best zingers from Vampire Diaries Season 4, Episode 8, "We'll Always Have Bourbon Street."
11. We'll give you one secret, selfish morning
Damon, to Elena, about Stefan: Can't we just let ourselves enjoy one secret, selfish day before we destroy his?
10. And if it's not?
Damon, to Stefan, about Elena: When her body rejects this blood, which it will, your apology had better be epic.
9. Wait, we've got to record this!
Damon, to Stefan: Elena is sired. You were right. I was wrong.
8. Don't mess with the Patron
Damon, to Charlotte: If anyone tries to touch my drink you show them no mercy.
7. We say connect, you say stalk
Damon, about Charlotte: She went all fatal attraction on me then I had to make a clean break.
6. Can't a brother just say, "Hi"?
Damon: You've come to put a stake in my heart?
Stefan: More like bury the hatchet.
5. Dude, you do not want to hear the answer
Damon, to Lexi: What makes you think I'm not balanced and restrained?
4. The things crazies do for love
Damon, about Charlotte: I kind of told her to count every brick in New Orleans and I'd meet her in the morning.
3. Well…
Stefan: Human sacrifice? Did you really think I'd go for this?
Damon: Extreme circumstances call for extreme measures.
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Damon: Are you going to help me good cop bad cop this witch or not?
1. To know him is to love him
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- Bake at 350° for 18-21 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
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The Wolves have recorded a 15-2-1-2 in their last 20 outings to vault to the top of the American Hockey League with a .738 winning percentage. Chicago's 5-3 loss against Peoria on Saturday marked just the second time in 20 games the squad was defeated in regulation.
--- Darren Haydar: Registered points in seven straight games, netting four goals and six assists during that span ... Notched the game-winning goal in three of the Wolves' last four victories ... Recorded 42 points (14G, 28A) in 38 tilts with the Wolves this season, which includes 12 multiple-point outings
--- Jason Krog: Leads the AHL with 59 assists and 91 points in 65 games this season, which includes five helpers and nine points in his last four outings ... Matched a team season-high three assists and collected four points in Chicago's win on Friday, his 27th multiple-point performance of the year ... Shares second in the league with 32 goals, which includes lighting the lamp in two consecutive outings
--- Brian Fahey: Tallied a point in a season-high three consecutive games (2G, 2A), which includes a goal in two straight ... Recorded a professional career-high 13 markers this season, the most among active Wolves defensemen ... Accrued an AHL career-most 30 points in 61 outings this season, second among team blueliners
--- Brett Sterling: Recorded three points (G, 2A) in his last two games after being held off the scoresheet in his previous three outings ... Leads the AHL with 33 goals and shares second on the club and 14th in the league with 57 points in 55 tilts this season ... Potted 88 goals in 132 AHL games with the Wolves, fourth-most in franchise history
--- Ondrej Pavelec: Racked up 16 straight starts without being defeated in regulation before Saturday's 5-3 loss against Peoria ... Posted 13 wins, one regulation loss, one overtime loss and two shootout losses since Feb. 2 ... Leads AHL rookies and ranks second overall in the league with 28 wins (28-10-2) in just 40 outings this season
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--- With 15 regular-season contests remaining, the Wolves hold a 14-point
lead over Rockford and San Antonio for the top spot in the West Division.
--- Chicago's 46 wins and 96 points are the most collected through 65 matchups in franchise history; the squad's 46 victories share the AHL lead with Providence, while its 96 points rank second behind the Bruins (98), who have played two more games.
--- The Wolves launch a five-game road trip on Tuesday against the Lake Erie
Monsters, their second-longest swing away from the Allstate Arena this season.
--- Chicago leads the AHL with a .733 winning percentage on the road this season
(21-7-1-1), which includes posting at least one point in seven straight (6-0-0-1); the squad will play 10 of its remaining 15 regular-season games away from the Allstate Arena.
--- The Wolves are averaging an AHL-best 3.77 goals per game this season; Chicago has lit the lamp at least four times in 37 of its 65 games this season (33-4-0-0).
--- Chicago has netted 93 of its 245 markers on the power-play (38.0 percent), which leads the AHL.
The Wolves will host their eighth annual Skates Mates Kids Club party, exclusive to members, at the Allstate Arena on Mon., March 24, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Kids clubs members will have the opportunity to meet and greet their favorite players, get a tour of the Wolves' locker room and take pictures on the Zamboni. For more information or to sign up, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
Sat., March 16
Peoria 5, (at) Chicago 3
--- Chicago fell behind, 3-1, early in the second period and could not draw even as they fell to the Peoria Rivermen, 5-3, at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Jason Krog and Kevin Doell and defenseman Brian Fahey posted markers for the Wolves
--- Netminder Ondrej Pavelec recorded 27 saves in the loss
Fri., March 14
(at) Chicago 6, Lake Erie 3
--- The Wolves tallied three times in a span of 3:02 late in the third period to earn a 6-3 victory over the Lake Erie Monsters at the Allstate Arena
--- Six different players lit the lamp, led by linemates Jason Krog (G, 3A) and Darren Haydar (G, 2A)
--- Goaltender Ondrej Pavelec posted 22 saves on 25 shots
Wed., March 12
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--- Captain Darren Haydar netted a power-play goal with one second remaining in
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--- Defensemen Scott Lehman and Nathan Oystrick also recorded goals
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Nearly a dozen Summerville-area wrestlers will compete for state titles this weekend.
The Green Wave wrestling team qualified five grapplers for the state individual wrestling championships to be held at the Anderson Civic Center Feb. 22-23. The top four wrestlers in each weight class from both the Lowerstate tournament and Upperstate tournament advance to the South Carolina High School League championship tournament.
Three Summerville wrestlers advanced by winning a Lowerstate championship for their class Feb. 16. James Sass won the 106-pound class. Gavin Perkins won the 126-pound class. Chad Wood won the152-pound class.
Also qualifying for the Green Wave were Tyler Fachko, who placed fourth at 120, and Anthony Collins, who placed third at 160.
"We were hoping to get a couple more through but Lowerstate wrestling is tough," Summerville coach Darryl Tucker said. "All the guys we thought would do well wrestled well but when you get to the state qualifying level everyone is good and goes hard."
Fort Dorchester qualified three wrestlers while both Ashley Ridge and Cane Bay qualified two.
Fort Dorchester's AJ Alford placed second at 145. Also qualifying for the Patriots were Tyre Wright (3rd at 113) and Jacob Hutchinson (4th at 170).
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Cane Bay's Matt Rudy was the top wrestler at 182 and Albert Ednilao (3rd at 106) also qualified for the Cobras.
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Domination is a game that is a bit like the well known board game of Risk or RisiKo. It has many game options and includes many maps.
Written in java it includes a map editor, a simple map format, multiplayer network play, single player, hotseat, 5 user interfaces and many more features, it works in all OSs that run java 1.4 or higher, and Android.
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I have a machine I have been using without any virus problems for about three years. I installed domination at 1:54pm and i played a few games online and against the computer. by 8pm several of my software programs started crashing--namely windows live writer and ... i can't remember the other one that went haywire. anyway i went to uninstall domination and it wasn't visible in the control panel - uninstall programs menu. then i manually deleted the program files i could find. then i tried to run windows defender to scan my machine and it was turned off and refused to turn on. i installed comodo system cleaner and am trying to install antivir to do a scan of the computer. Before i did a fresh install of W7 a few years ago I was constantly battling a virus that was in my system. I am really sick of that I don't want to go back to that. The game was pretty nice but I wish I didn't install it.
Don't bother! Yet another game that uses "DICE ROLLS" to make up for AI. 84.5% of the time the AI wins the first roll. Every battle you make you will ALWAYS loose 3 dice to 2 many times. Once I attacked with 15 to 5 and lost 3 to 5. You will loose 2,4,6 and even 8,10 in a row many times before the AI looses one. I will continue my search for a risk like game, that has "real dice"
They tried to update the game but wound up messing everything up. A Lot of players cannot even log on, players who support the by buying crystals cannot log on with no response from Plarium staff just a bunch of bull. Still like it.
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
Pinewood Prep claimed two Region Championships last week during its annual region track and field meet.
Maryah Nasir won the 1600-meter run and 800 run with times that broke the Pinewood school records....again.
Nasir ran the 1600 in 5:15.8 and then after a fall in the 800, managed to run 2:23. 03.
Isabelle Greenstreet won the 3200. Right after, she ran the anchor leg of the 4 x 800 relay and then 20 minutes later she ran the 1600. With only four schools in the region, there wasn't much rest time between events.
The Pinewood girls 4 x 800 relay (Abby Mandel, Taylor Strickland, Kasey Grossman, Greenstreet) placed second with a season-best time of 11:15.
The Pinewood girls 4 x 100 relay (Seleste Franklin, Katie Smoak, Katrina Powers, Selina Franklin) placed third.
Katie Smoak threw 87-0 in Discus to place second and 26-1.5 in shot to place fifth. Ashley Wilson placed fifth in the discus with a 72-10 mark.
Mason Hazel place third in a tight 1600 race with a new school record and PR of 4:42.7. He also placed third in the 800.
Jake Birdsong placed third in the 3200 (11:43).
Others participating for Pinewood included: Taylor Strickland (400 hurdles), Selina Franklin (100 and 200), Seleste Franklin (400 and 800), Katrina Powers (100, 200 and 400), Kasey Grossman (1600), Abby Mandel (1600), Julia Maguire (1600), Michael Saeger (1600), Nick Van Houten (shot put) and Zach Kanlic (shot put).
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text: Sharon Edwards Shaffer, 56, of Austinville passed away on Saturday, January 19, 2013. She was preceded in death by her mother, Helen Reece Edwards. Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, April Shaffer and Greg Dycus of Hillsville; son, Jason Shaffer of Hillsville; father, Elmer A. Edwards of Austinville; sister and brother-in-law, Renee and Mark Sexton of South Boston; niece, Annalise Sexton of South Boston. A Memorial Service will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Chapel with Rev. Alan Page officiating. Inurnment will follow at the Beasley Memorial Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 from 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM. A guestbook is available on-line by visiting www.vaughanguynnandmcgrady.com. Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Chapel is serving the family.