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Pawleys Island mayor Bill Otis is urging all coastal property owners to contact senators and congressmen immediately about pending legislation called the Biggert-Waters FEMA Reform Act to save money on federal flood insurance.
The Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 is a law passed by Congress and signed by the President in 2012 that extends the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) for five years, while requiring significant program reform.
It calls for changes to the National Flood Insurance Program to make it more sustainable. The changes include the elimination of long-standing subsidies
previously available to certain pre-FIRM policyholders.
Otis said the legislation has a potential for large negative impacts on many if not most Pawleys Island property owners by significantly raising their cost for federal flood insurance, Otis wrote in a post card message to property owners.
He said in an interview that all property owners who are required to have federal flood insurance will be affected by this bill.
We now have copies of the pending legislation in both the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate to put off the provisions of the Act for up to four years, Otis wrote in the message to island residents.
And none of them defer any of the costly provisions of the Biggert-Waters FEMA Reform Act that relate to second (non-primary) homes.
Otis recently stated in the towns newsletter that the rating which earns property owners the 20-percent discount has been retained as a result of a five-year audit of the Towns Community Ratings System (CRS) program.
Our objective is to retain and improve this rating, and earn our property owners additional discounts, Otis wrote.
He added that this discount will become more important as the federal government moves to eliminate subsidies on Federal Flood Insurance as a result of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act.
We have a number of pre firm properties on Pawleys, houses built before March 16, 1989 and not substantially improved since that date (remodeled at a cost greater than 50 percent of the market value of the structure), Otis wrote.
The Federal Flood insurance premiums on these houses will increase to the non-subsidized rates at 25 percent per year until the premium reflects the full non-subsidized rates, which will be substantially higher than the pre firm rates. The premiums will also increase to the non-subsidized rates if the house is sold, or if the house is substantially improved or substantially damaged.
He stated that this will affect every house on Pawleys island, and substantially affect those built before March 16, 1989.
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posted Dec 26 2013 7:38PM
Wisconsin Lutheran was in control from the start of their game against Milwaukee Marquette and came away with a 71-60 victory in the WBY Shootout at Concordia University.
After one quarter, the game was relatively close with Wisconsin Lutheran only leading 17-10, but they quickly opened up their lead in the second quarter. Wisconsin Lutheran was able to turn turnover after turnover into points on the offensive end and take a commanding 41-20 lead at the half.
The second half played out very similar to the first half with Wisconsin Lutheran remaining in control throughout the game and eventually winning 71-60 with Milwaukee Marquette cutting the lead in the final minutes.
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One of the things I've always enjoyed about Wisconsin Lutheran teams is their constant high effort under Coach Ryan Walz and his father Dale Walz before him. I don't know how many times I've seen a team handle the pressure from Wisconsin Lutheran in the first half only to see that same team turn the ball over again and again in the second quarter. The pressure and effort on the defensive end is constant throughout all games and that is a testament to great coaching.
Anthony Carver does a really nice job on the glass. He is only 6'3", but you would think he is nearly seven feet tall. He does a really great job with his body and is just one of those players that really understands where rebounds will fall and how to position himself for those rebounds.
Marquette junior Garrison Goode is a very intriguing player. At 6'7", Griffin has the frame play down low and has a ton of athleticism. He could be a solid player going forward.
Wisconsin Lutheran senior Jamare' Griffin is smooth going to the rack. He really did a nice job finishing in the open court.
The efficiency in which Wisconsin Lutheran converts a turnover into points is staggering.
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Its going to be a good matchup and we have some history. We fought each other back in 2006 in Quebec, Canada in an ice skating rink and it should have been a no contest but I got the win via disqualification. Its a whole different story with the matchup now and the matchup then but its still unfinished, Faber told BJPenn.com Radio.
He was really good when we first met and I thought his grappling and standup were very technical. He was going up against a guy in me who was a pretty good wrestler that wanted to kill him and I was kind of young and dumb at the time. Were both taking this sport more seriously at this point in our careers and I think it means more to us now so this should be a great fight.
MMA legend Rickson Gracie once said that true strength is not always shown through victory, stand up, try again and display strength of heart. A good fighter might allow a loss to bring them down mentally but a great fighter uses the sting of defeat to fuel them into an even better competitor and that is exactly what Faber does.
The tenacity of The California Kid very much embodies what Sylvester Stallones character Rocky Balboa said in the final film of the series to his son, Its not how hard you hit but how hard you get hit and keep moving forward. His record in title fights as of late may not be all that impressive but hes never given up and his desire to become champion again has not waned.
I always go out there and look to make a statement. When youre fighting the best guys in the world, Im the type of fighter and BJ Penn is the same way in that we are always competing against the best in our division, Faber said.
Its always motivating when you take a loss because you get hungrier and thats what this sport is about. My last two losses have been decisions, one really close one with Dominick and the loss to Barao so Im hungry.
In addition to being one of the premier fighters in his division, Faber is also a mentor and coach to some of the most promising young stars in the sport. Flyweight contender Joseph Benavidez is one of Fabers most notable protégées at Team Alpha Male in Sacramento, California. Benavidez fights Ian McCall this Saturday night at UFC 156 in a bout that could determine the number one contender at 125 lbs. Benavidez was defeated by the current champion Demetrious Mighty Mouse Johnson in his last trip to the Octagon but just like Faber, Benavidez is hungry for redemption.
Joseph has had a fire lit underneath him ever since his last fight. He wanted to win that belt so bad and hes done everything possible to prepare for that throughout his career. Hes been taking this seriously for a very long time and he lives a strict lifestyle, Faber said.
He was heartbroken in his last fight so hes super motivated and has been doing incredible in training. We just had our last sparring session with him and he looks on point and his weight is good. Im excited for him, Ian McCall is very tough and I think this will be the matchup that gets Fight of the Night for sure.
A victory over Menjivar in Canada would certainly move Faber back up the ladder at 135 lbs. Make no mistake about it, Faber wants to complete the trilogy with champion Dominick Cruz and prove once and for all that he is the better man. Unfortunately, Cruz is battling a severe ACL tear and will be out of action for the indefinite future. Even though the two have never seen eye to eye, Faber feels for his rival and wishes him a speedy recovery.
Its unfortunate, Dominick and I have spent a lot of time together so you always hate to see a guy get severely injured and he really takes this sport serious. He does what a champion should be doing and goes the extra mile in his training, Faber said.
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It was the 21-year-old's first England start since May 2011 but, along with Arsenal team-mate Theo Walcott, he caused Brazil all manner of problems and Hodgson was delighted.
"If he can keep up that level of performance he will soon justify all the expectations and hopes because he was very, very good," said Hodgson.
"As was Theo Walcott, he terrorised the left side of their defence, was involved in the first goal and there were so many other occasions when he was within a hair's breadth of scoring or creating a chance.
"It's my first crack at Brazil as a manager and I'm delighted to have been able to oversee a victory.
"It was an all-round performance from the team, there were some very, very good moments and I thought we were good value for two goals to one."
It was a more low-key affair for Ashley Cole on the occasion of his 100th cap as the Chelsea left-back was replaced by Leighton Baines at the interval due to a minor injury.
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See images from events that took place during London Fashion Week including at a dinner hosted by HRH Princess Beatrice of York, the W Magazine September Issue Launch Party, the Rock Vault Champagne Reception & the Harper's Bazaar London Fashion Week Closing Party.
See images from events that took place during London Fashion Week including the launch at 10 Downing Street hosted by Samantha Cameron and Natalie Massenet MBE, Dazed and Confused party, the launch of Rihanna for River Island, Tom Ford drinks reception and Harper's Bazaar Closing Party.
Samantha Cameron hosted a reception at 10 Downing Street for members of the fashion industry on Friday 15th February. Guests included Anna Wintour OBE, Manolo Blahnik CBE & Salma Hayek.
Natalie Massenet MBE and Alexandra Shulman hosted an event at Nobu on 29th January 2013 to announce the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund nominees and the 2013 winner, Nicholas Kirkwood.
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On Tuesday 18th September, the British fashion industry gathered to celebrate British fashion in 2012 and the announcement of Natalie Massenet MBE as Chairman of the BFC from January 2013. Samantha Cameron, Harold Tillman CBE and Natalie Massenet MBE gave speeches on the SS13 season at London Fashion Week, the industry and Natalie's new role.
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Most of Michael Crim's Agriscience classes at Ridge Spring-Monetta High School start with a simple agriculture-based math problem – real-world problems, as Crim calls them.
Students call them many things, but that is how they often start the class. It gives Crim time to take the roll and prepare for the rest of the Agriscience hour. However, on one recent Tuesday, Crim started off class by circling the students, looking every one in the eye, and asked each one three questions: "Do you have a family member who died of cancer?", "Do you have a neighbor down the road from you that died of cancer?" and "Do you have a church member right now that you can name that is fighting cancer?"
As he asked each of the students their question, their answers were mostly yes; but he challenged those who weren't sure to ask their parents, and by the next day, all students answered "yes."
One student was eager to answer "yes," and that student was senior Casey Moss. Moss is a senior in the class, and eagerly replied, "Cancer killed my granddaddy and my aunt is a cancer survivor."
Then Crim told his own cancer story.
Crim said that in his family, no one he could name had been affected by cancer. He mentioned that people in his church family in Johnston had died from cancer, but it never hit home to him until his father was being treated for emphysema. His father fought hard for six years, and after a routine visit to his doctor at the Veteran's Administration, the term "lung cancer" was mentioned. At that point, he said cancer became a family issue for him. Crim told of his father going through treatment, and he battled hard for two years. Then, one Friday in January 2009, the doctor simply said to Crim's family, "It is time for (him) to be comfortable."
Three weeks later, on Feb. 15, 2009, Crim's father died because of cancer.
After Crim shared his cancer testimonial, the class showed no emotion – just a few moments of shocked silence.
Then Crim shared his praises of The American Cancer Society and stated that research funded by that organization helped his father to have a full, productive life even while he was fighting cancer.
Crim then explained how Relay For Life is a national fundraiser that takes place in every state, and even other countries around the world.
The class then watched a video on the history and organization of Relay For Life and also how the funds raised by the event are used by The American Cancer Society for research and to improve the overall lives of cancer patients.
At the conclusion of the video, Crim placed the class in different groups, and students were assigned the task of brainstorming fundraising ideas for FFA'S Relay on The Ridge.
One group developed an idea around a chili cook-off and another suggested a bake-off for the school's faculty. Another group, led by Moss, developed a car-crushing event idea.
Moss' group developed a team called Crushing Cancer. They set a date for the event through Warren Wintrode, Ridge Spring-Monetta's principal. They advertised the event on campus and got a donated car. When everything was completed, for a fee, 30 students bashed a car with a sledgehammer, and 10 staff and faculty members joined in. Consequently, the class is $200 closer to defeating cancer.
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One of the most important elements of this project was to ensure that the materials used would have a negligible impact on the extraordinary environment in which a visitor center and 500,000 square feet of pathways and platforms, as well as bridges and furniture, are currently being built. That aim has been achieved by using weathered Cor-ten steel and small glass panes in some of the platforms, and in other cases, the lookouts have been carved into the hillside to completely minimize the visual impact.
Water and rock are central features of the new facilities commissioned by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration that enable the less intrepid traveler to experience being at such high elevations without having to climb up. Although very attractive, these pathways and platforms in no way detract from the majesty of the Trollstigen Plateau. For another glimpse of Reiulf Ramstad's work, check out this striking visitor center at the foot of Troll Cliff.
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The Creed is clearly Augustinian in influence and character, and is in fact directly derived in several places from St. Augustine's work On the Trinity (c. 415), as well as St. Vincent of Lerins' Notebooks (c. 434), and Excerpta (c. 440). Accordingly, St. Vincent, or perhaps an admirer of his, have been considered by some as possible authors. In the context of its historical period, the Athanasian Creed was written in opposition to the Nestorian and Eutychian heresies. It does not allude to the Monophysite and Monothelite errors (which fact offers a strong indication as to its date of composition). In a general way it opposes Unitarianism, tritheism, and Arianism.
- Beyond [the Athanasian Creed] the orthodox development of the doctrine in the Roman and Evangelical churches to this day has made no advance. This Creed is unsurpassed as a masterpiece of logical clearness, rigor, and precision; and so far as it is possible at all to state in limited dialectic form, and to protect against heresy, the inexhaustible depths of a mystery of faith into which the angels desire to look, this liturgical theological confession achieves the task . . . The Athanasian Creed . . . clearly and concisely sums up the results of the trinitarian and Christological controversies of the ancient church . . . The anathema is to be referred to the heresies, and may not be applied to particular persons, whose judge is God alone.(History of the Christian Church, vol. 3, Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1974; orig. rev. ed., 1910; 690, 697)
- 1. Whosoever will be saved, before all things it is necessary that he hold the catholic faith.
2. Which faith except every one do keep whole and undefiled, without doubt he shall perish everlastingly.
3. But this is the catholic faith: That we worship one God in trinity, and trinity in unity;
4. Neither confounding the persons; nor dividing the substance.
5. For there is one person of the Father: another of the Son: another of the Holy Spirit.
6. But the Godhead of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit is all one: the glory equal, the majesty co-eternal.
7. Such as the Father is, such is the Son, and such is the Holy Spirit.
8. The Father is uncreated: the Son is uncreated: the Holy Spirit is uncreated.
9. The Father is immeasurable: the Son is immeasurable: the Holy Spirit is immeasurable.
10. The Father is eternal: the Son eternal: the Holy Spirit eternal.
11. And yet there are not three eternals; but one eternal.
12. As also there are not three uncreated: nor three immeasurable: but one uncreated, and one immeasurable.
13. So likewise the Father is almighty: the Son almighty: and the Holy Spirit almighty.
14. And yet there are not three almighties: but one almighty.
15. So the Father is God: the Son is God: and the Holy Spirit is God.
16. And yet there are not three Gods; but one God.
17. So the Father is Lord: the Son Lord: and the Holy Spirit Lord.
18. And yet not three Lords; but one Lord.
19. For like as we are compelled by the Christian verity to acknowledge every Person by himself to be God and Lord:
20. So are we forbidden by the catholic religion to say, there are three Gods, or three Lords.
21. The Father is made of none; neither created; nor begotten.
22. The Son is of the Father alone: not made; nor created; but begotten.
23. The Holy Spirit is of the Father and the Son: not made; neither created; nor begotten; but proceeding.
24. Thus there is one father, not three Fathers: one Son, not three Sons: one Holy Spirit, not three Holy Spirits.
25. And in this Trinity none is before or after another: none is greater or less than another.
26. But the whole three Persons are co-eternal together, and co-equal.
27. So that in all things, as aforesaid, the Unity in Trinity, and the Trinity in Unity is to be worshiped.
28. He therefore that will be saved, must thus think of the Trinity.
29. Furthermore, it is necessary to everlasting salvation, that we believe also rightly in the incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
30. Now the right faith is, that we believe and confess, that our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is God and Man.
31. God, of the substance of the Father, begotten before the worlds: and Man, of the substance of His mother, born in the world.
32. Perfect God: perfect Man, of a reasonable soul and human flesh subsisting.
33. Equal to the Father as touching His Godhead: inferior to the Father as touching His Manhood.
34. And although He be God and Man; yet He is not two, but one Christ.
35. One, not by conversion of the Godhead into flesh; but by assumption of the Manhood into God.
36. One altogether, not by confusion of substance; but by unity of person.
37. For as the reasonable soul and flesh is one man; so God and Man is one Christ.
38. Who suffered for our salvation: descended into Hades: rose again the third day from the dead.
39. He ascended into heaven. He sits on the right hand of God, the Father almighty:
40. From whence He shall come to judge the quick and the dead.
41. At whose coming all men must rise again with their bodies;
42. And shall give account for their own works.
43. And they that have done good shall go into life everlasting; but they that have done evil, into everlasting fire.
44. This is the catholic faith; which except a man believe truly and firmly, he cannot be saved.


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NJCAA Women's Basketball Players of the Week: Nov. 26 - Dec. 2December 5, 2012
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Julia Davis (Bismarck State, N.D.), Haley Witchella (Alfred State, N.Y.) and Briana McCurdy (Joliet JC, Ill.) have been named NJCAA women's basketball players of the week for games Nov. 26 – Dec. 2.
Dominating the post last week, Davis registered two double-doubles in both of the Mystics games last week. In a 75-60 victory over Ft. Berthold CC, Davis scored a game-high 18 points and pulled down eight offensive rebounds – totaling 20 boards for the game. Against Little Big Horn College (Mont.), the sophomore hit 11-of-16 shots from the field for 26 points and recorded 12 rebounds in a 98-72 blowout of the Rams.
Witchella's superior presence inside the paint anchored the Pioneers' two wins last week. Edging Penn College of Technology 66-62, Alfred State was led by Witchella's game-high 29 points, 16 rebounds, five steals and six blocks. The sophomore came back with 22 points and 23 rebounds as the Pioneers dismissed Finger Lakes CC (N.Y.), 65-50.
It has been a rough start to the 2012-13 season for the 1-6 Wolves but McCurdy has provided Joliet with some optimism heading into December. The freshman racked up 16 points and six steals in a 62-38 loss to Division II Kishwaukee College (Ill.). In a narrow 71-65 loss to another DII opponent in Illinois Valley CC, McCurdy logged a game-high 24 points and added six rebounds, four assists and four steals.
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LEE COUNTY: School board meets on budget matters
With nearly three-fourths of funding for the next fiscal year — which begins Monday — still up in the air, Lee County Schools officials met Thursday evening to approve a tentative spending plan that will keep employees on the payroll.
In the last meeting of the Lee County Board of Education with Jeff Moss as superintendent, official discussion never touched on the Lee County Board of Commissioners, which recently considered docking the schools by $1 million next year for not responding as county officials wanted them to respond to a request about how much the school board spends on technology.
The county ultimately didn't punish the schools by withholding funds, although commissioners did move at their meeting Monday — for the third time — to ask the schools for information specifically on technology expenditures. After Thursday's school board meeting, Dr. Lynn Smith, chairman of the board, said he had no intentions of asking school personnel to try to respond to the request again since they had already sent the county that information and more.
"We sent them our line-item budget," Smith said. "Everything."
The board also approved last-minute budget amendments needed to ensure that all the current year's finances are all in order. The district receives funds from five different sources, which officials estimated in a budget message sent to the county recently as follows: 62 percent from the state, 20 percent from the county, 10 percent from the federal government, 6 percent from child nutrition programs and 2 percent from capital revenue.
The budget amendments Thursday included increases to state funds, local current expenses, local restricted funds, federal grant funds and capital outlay funds, and a decrease to child nutrition funds.
The school board also received a packet detailing its separate expense reports for the end of the year. Each of the seven board members is alloted $700 per year to register for conferences, seminars and other training or informational sessions. All took advantage of those funds, with the amount they spent ranging from $32 to $691.50.
In total, the board has a $22,000 budget for its own uses; last year it spent $13,512.11 on everything from graduation robe dry-cleaning to floral arrangements, catering and legal conferences attended by board attorney Jimmy Love Sr. It also spent nearly $6,000 on technology purchases — $3,737.51 to buy board members iPads, $1,119.86 for iPad accessories and $1,050.36 on computer accessories and sound equipment for the board's meeting room.
The commissioners, though, have not commented publicly on how much the board spends on technology for itself, focusing instead on what is spent in the classroom. One of the first things the commissioners did after a Republican majority took office in December was request the schools to report any technology purchases of more than $100,000 — something it reminded the schools of Monday during budget proceedings.
The district's heavy focus on technology, though, was mentioned frequently by regional and statewide education officials recently when Moss was awarded first the Sandhills Regional Superintendent of the Year award and then the Order of the Longleaf Pine. Thursday, Smith said he was going to miss him.
"We all know what's happened with our graduation rates," Smith said, adding: "There's no question that you've raised our expectations."
Moss said any success was due to a team effort between central office staff and school board members. One of the school board's newest members, Tamara Brogan, said she wished she could've been part of that team for more than just a year.
"Right away, I knew," she said of meeting Moss in 2010, two years before she joined the board. "I could just tell you had a passion for the children and for the school system. ... I'm sorry that we didn't have a chance to work longer together."
Turning to the future, though, incoming superintendent Andy Bryan passed out a draft of his transition plan for the first three months of his tenure and asked board members for feedback so he could post a final version on the district website by Monday, his first day on the job.


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HENDERSON, NEV. -- The New Mexico State men's golf team won its sixth WAC Golf Championship in eight years, Wednesday afternoon at the par-72, 7,313-yard Rio Secco Golf Club in Henderson, Nev. The Aggies won the 2013 championship with a three-round score of 23-over par, 887 (286-298-303). NM State carded a final round score of 15-over par, 303.
This is the sixth WAC title for the Aggies, as two NM State players finished in the top-10. As a team, the Aggies carded four birdies on the final two holes of play.
"It was a great day for our team," head coach Mike Dirks said. "We didn't start the round off very well, but we held it together and in the end we won the tournament. I think we were a little tight, especially playing with a big lead like we had. The back nine we struggled a little but had a few closing birdies at the end, which was huge. It's exciting for us. At the start of the year our goal as a team was to win the conference championship and we did. We are excited to be able to continue to play at the NCAA Regional Tournament."
Senior Justin Shin was named a first team all-WAC selection, while freshman Kenneth Fadke earned second team honors. Dirks was named coach of the year, marking his sixth conference coach of the year honor in his career.
Fadke finished second overall with a three-round score of 4-over par, 220 (71-74-75). Fadke recorded four birdies in the final round, carding a 4-over par, 75.
Shin recorded a final-round score of 1-under par, 71, marking down five birdies in the round including two on the final two holes. He was also one of four golfers under par in the final round. For the tournament, Shin was 5-over par, 221 (78-72-71). This marks the fourth time in his NM State career, Shin placed in the top-5 at the WAC Championships, finishing tied for third this season.
Junior Willy Hogan fired a 9-over par, 81 in the final round, placing tied for 14th overall with a three-round score of 10-over par, 226. Hogan tallied two birdies in his final round of play.
Sophomore Brett Walker carded a final-round score of 4-over par, 76, finishing with a three-round score of 13-over par, 229 (70-77-76). Walker birdied the final two holes of the third round, helping him tie for 20th overall.
Senior Derek Baade struggled in the final round with a 15-over par, 87. For the tournament, Baade finished 18-over par, 234 (70-77-87), tying for 33rd overall.
Following NM State in the team scoring was UT Arlington (+29), San Jose State (+36), UTSA (+39) and Idaho (+46). UT Arlington's Paul McConnell was the tournament's individual medalist with a three-round score of 2-over par.
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Abbotsford, B.C. --- The Chicago Wolves overcame three deficits and earned a victory for the first time this season after entering the third period trailing with a 5-4 shootout win Thursday night at Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre.
Wolves forward Mark Mancari scored the lone goal in the shootout and goaltender Eddie Lack thwarted all five Heat shooters to give Chicago a season-high eight wins in the month of March and extend their Midwest Division lead to six points over Peoria and Charlotte. Chicago (39-25-2-3) now sits two points behind Toronto for second place in the AHL's Western Conference.
Center Jordan Schroeder collected two goals for the Wolves while forward Tim Miller and defenseman Brad Hunt also scored. Steve Reinprecht and Nolan Baumgartner earned two assists apiece.
Despite matching two squads ranked in the AHL's top seven in goals-against average, the Wolves and Heat combined for eight goals in regulation in a see-saw battle that saw Chicago outshoot their seventh straight opponent 35-23.
Schroeder scored twice in 25 seconds in the second period and British Columbia native Brad Hunt scored his first professional goal on the power play with 7:23 remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime.
Lack (19-18-3) stopped 19 shots, snapping his two-game losing streak and earning the Wolves their fifth victory in six games. Leland Irving (20-13-3) made 30 saves in the loss.
Abbotsford center Paul Byron opened the scoring 4:02 into the first period. Heat left wing Dustin Sylvester picked the pocket of Wolves defenseman Mark Matheson at center ice and entered the zone on a two-on-one against Hunt. Sylvester outwaited Hunt, who went down to the ice attempting to take away the passing lane, and found Byron at the left side of the net for a tap-in score.
The Wolves evened the score despite being down a man when Miller fired a shot over Irving's right shoulder and into the top shelf for the club's 11th shorthanded tally of the season. Reinprecht and Baumgartner picked up assists while Miller extended his point streak to three games with his second shorthanded goal of the season.
Abbotsford regained the lead 53 seconds later just as a Wolves too many men penalty expired. Heat right wing Hugh Jessiman beat Lack short side, stepping out from the right side of the net and ripping a shot through a screen and over the right shoulder of the 24-year-old Wolves netminder.
Schroeder then tied the game 5:15 into the second period following a good stretch of Wolves puck possession in the Abbotsford zone, deflecting Hunt's shot from the point into the back of the net.
Moments later Schroeder gave the Wolves their first lead. The 21-year-old received a pass from forward Michael Davies in front of the net and patiently moved to his right and slid the puck through a moving Irving for his 18th goal of the season.
Chicago wasn't able to hold Abbotsford at bay for long. The Heat tied and retook the lead with goals by defenseman Joe Piskula and center Kyrs Kolanos less than three minutes apart late in the second period. Both goals came off shots from the point and through screens, with Kolanos' goal coming on the power play.
The Wolves fought to tie the game for the third time, this time on the power play when Hunt redirected a centering feed from Reinprecht for his first career AHL goal to even the score 4-4.
The Wolves wrap up their regular-season series with Abbotsford at 9 p.m. on Friday. Chicago's next appearance at Allstate Arena is Saturday, April 14, against Milwaukee for the final Amtrak Rivalry contest of the season. For tickets, visit ChicagoWolves.com or call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
Chicago 1 2 1 0-- 5
Abbotsford 2 2 0 0 -- 4
First Period--- 1, Abbotsford, Byron 5 (Sylvester), 4:02; 2, Chicago, Miller 18 (Reinprecht, Baumgartner), 12:23 sh; 3, Abbotsford, Jessiman 25 (Nemisz, Carson), 13:16. Penalties---Chicago (bench minor - too many men; served by Davies), 11:16.
Second Period--- 4, Chicago, Schroeder 18 (Hunt, Matheson), 5:51; 5, Chicago, Schroeder 19 (Davies, Sweatt), 6:16; 6, Abbotsford, Piskula 3 (Carson, Aliu), 11:43; 7, Abbotsford, Kolanos 23 (Howse, Walter), 14:17 pp. Penalties--- Henry, Chicago (holding), 9:09; Hunt, Chicago (hooking), 14:13.
Third Period--- 8, Chicago, Hunt 1 (Reinprecht, Baumgartner), 12:37 pp. Penalties--- Nemisz, Abbotsford (holding the stick), 8:41; Testwuide, Abbotsford (tripping), 12:23.
OT Period--- None. Penalties—None.
Shootout---Chicago: Schroeder NG, Haydar NG, Davies NG, Mancari G; Abbotsford: Byron NG, Kolanos NG, Walter NG, Nemisz NG, Sylvester NG.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 10-11-10-3-1---35; Abbotsford: 9-9-2-3-0—23. Power plays---Chicago 1-2; Abbotsford 1-3. Goalies---Chicago, Lack (19-23); Abbotsford, Irving (30-34). A---4,088. Referee---Marcus Vinnerborg. Linesmen---Kiel Murchison and Chris Carlson.
Abbotsford, B.C. --- The Chicago Wolves overcame three deficits and earned a victory for the first time this season after entering the third period trailing with a 5-4 shootout win Thursday night at Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre.


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Quick thinking, a fast response from local agencies and the cooperative effort of the horse community apparently helped avert a possible tragedy.
A fire on Saturday afternoon at Legacy Stable on Two Notch Road damaged several barns, destroyed offices, tack and hay rooms, but no horses or people were harmed. Fencing in an empty paddock at an adjacent barn and some trees also sustained some damage as a result of the fire.
The blaze started at approximately 2:15 p.m., and took about 30 minutes to get under control, said Capt. David Turno, spokesman for the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
The quick thinking of horsemen at the barn and at adjacent stables, and having a halter and lead shank outside of every stall led to an orderly evacuation of 21 Thoroughbreds, two Quarter Horses and one lead pony. One person was transported to Aiken Regional Medical Centers as a precautionary measure as the smoke inhalation from the fire aggravated his asthma.
The animals were secured quickly, and without incident, said Turno. The horses were brought to nearby barns and paddocks and out of harm's way.
The Legacy Stable staff and other horsemen responded by using fire extinguishers, removing hay from the stalls and helping the responding agencies as much as they could, he said.
Members of the Aiken Department of Public Safety arrived on the scene and quickly got the fire under control. They drew a perimeter around the blaze so it wouldn't cause further damage and approached the conflagration in a diligent manner.
When the responding agency was able to get water established, they were able to get the fire under control.
Public Safety had help from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office in directing traffic away from the scene of the incident.
The fire remains under investigation.
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I've been calling Brock to return at Mania since his loss to Overeem. The fact that there was complete radio silence on this until the day before WM is pretty awesome, since it means only Vince, Brock, Steph, HHH, Rock & Cena know, they've been keeping a tight lid on things cuz the dirtsheets haven't said a fucking thing.
This is the perfect way for WWE to have the main event be a schmoz with neither Cena or Rock having to do the job(a big sticking point in the company). IMO, the lights go out with both men on mat & come back on with Brock in the ring. Double F5's and leaves them lying with Brock standing victorious as they go off the air. Can't think of a greater cliffhanger for next night's Raw(that happens to be their biggest of the year) and gives legs to Cena & Rock to have a three-way match at Summerslam &/or WM29 as planned. Brock's such a massive name in combat sports, this is the type of thing WWE has been salivating for a while now.
I don't see them involving Brock with Taker if only because I don't think Brock can work well enough to compensate for the current physically deteriorated state Taker's in. They're also pretty determined to have HHH/HBK be the backstory so they can have a bout together at next year's Mania too. The Streak will only be defended against guys who can work GREAT & protect the shit out of Taker and bump like hell for him. Brock(if he's not back fulltime, is therefore not the guy). I think next year, if Taker's still able to work his Santa Claus schedule(1 day a year lol), I think Barrett, Ziggler or Punk get the nod.
Mark my words, if this happens(could be a smoke screen since Batista's in town too) it'll 99% be in Rock/Cena and leave both men laying. I've also heard a Cena heel turn is possible, but his merch sells amazingly and is too great of a cash cow to give up.....
Also wouldn't be surprised if WWE does something ridiculous like just book a showdown between Batista and Brock. Their booking is TERRIBLE for the most part and they might do something out of the realm of commmon sense.
Anything involving Brock's return is ALL ABOUT the next night's RAW rating coupled with selling tickets in NJ for next year's Mania.


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The eighth grade Christ Our King girls basketball team completed its second consecutive undefeated season in the Charleston-based Trident Basketball Association. Last year, the team was undefeated as seventh grade champions. This year's championship game was a battle against undefeated St. Andrews Middle School, of West Ashley. Christ Our King won 42-36.
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Please..no smaller. My ATV is barely staying in place while attached to an average optical cable. Any smaller and I'll have to velcro it down.
New Apple TV with smaller dimensions makes an appearance via FCC filing
A new Apple TV with model number A1469 just made an appearance in an FCC filing. The only noticeable difference that can be confirmed is the size which looks to be about 5mm smaller than the current generation Apple TV. This could be the Apple TV 3,2 that appeared in the most recent update to the Apple TV.
The FCC filing doesn't show much else other than the fact that the Wi-Fi standards are the same as the current generation Apple TV. Many were speculating that the Apple TV 3,2 could simply be an international model but if the dimensions are indeed different, that may not be the case. FCC filings usually are pretty accurate when it comes to device dimensions and we aren't sure why Apple wouldn't use the same casing to just add support internationally.
Any guesses on what Apple TV 3,2 could be or whether it's different from the A1469 model in the FCC filing?
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New Apple TV with smaller dimensions makes an appearance via FCC filing
I totally agree. I already have one stuck with double sided sticky because the cable is kinda short and it pulls it off center.
Protocols like Airplay & Airprint are based off of Bonjour, Apple's zero config networking technology. I read somewhere Apple is working on a new enterprise-ready version of Bonjour that should make Airplay Direct more possible.
Thanks... interesting. I'm more interested in being able to directly connect from an iPad to Apple TV without worrying about the network in place. The other issue is non-network related, but it would be nice to have analog out, as many places still have non-HDMI projection systems.
In other words... I want to have a device where I can just carry it and an iPad. Pull out the 'Apple TV' type device and connect it to the projector. Present from the iPad. No fuss and worry over networking. I'm sure I'm not alone. :)


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Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal on post-election GOP:
The election victory by President Barack Obama over Republican challenger Mitt Romney ends hopes for now of putting the country back on a more moderate course after four years spent veering hard left. And it leaves Republicans and conservatives here and elsewhere facing tough choices.
Kennesaw State University political science professor Kerwin Swint put it well in the Nov. 7 Marietta Daily Journal, noting that Obamas win means that a majority of Americans are comfortable with sluggish economic growth, high unemployment and higher taxes. It also means that most Americans are not particularly concerned with the money spent in the stimulus program, the auto bailouts and ObamaCare. This election means that a majority do not hold Obama responsible for the tough times we are experiencing as a country. Evidently, most are not ready to give up on him.
As syndicated Atlanta radio talk host Neil Boortz noted, were about to find out what Jimmy Carters second term would have been like.
Obama in his acceptance speech promised to reach out and try to end the stalemate behavior that would be uncharacteristic for him, to say the least.
And indeed, the first sign of an olive branch came not from the White House but from House Speaker John Boehner, who said that Republicans would accept new revenue, i.e., additional taxes, to help keep the country from going over the fiscal cliff.
But you can expect much bloodshed during the dispute over how much new revenue and from whose pockets it should come.
Meanwhile, the internal debate has already begun among Republicans over whether the party should become even more conservative and make its agenda even more pointed, or whether it should rethink various positions in order to broaden its base and attract additional voters, especially younger ones turned off by many of its hard-line positions on social issues and illegal immigration.
Tacking further to right risks ghettoizing the Republican Party to an even greater extent as a party that appeals mainly to older white rural/suburban voters. ...
Yet todays Republican Party is not the same as the Republican Party of 2000 or 1980 or 1952.
It always has changed with the times, albeit sometimes with reluctance, and now must do so again.
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Saturday, November 9, 2013
Blowouts have been the name of the game the majority of the time in Goose Creek's impressive winning streak.
On Friday, the Gators had to win a slugfest to extend the streak to 37 games, surviving crosstown rival Stratford, 14-7, in front of a frenzied crowd at Stackley Field.
The Gators ended the regular season 11-0 with their seventh straight win in the series. The victory also gave Goose Creek the Region 7-AAAA title.
Stratford is 9-2, with both of those setbacks coming the last two weeks.
"It was just what I knew and what I said," GCHS coach Chuck Reedy said. "They're probably the best team we've played in the last two or three years."
Both teams will learn their playoff seeds Saturday and, by both coaches' math, the rivalry could be on center stage again in three weeks.
The Gators will be the No. 1 seed in the Class AAAA Div. II bracket and Stratford is likely going to fall to No. 4 or 5, meaning a matchup in the state semifinals could happen.
"We might have a chance to get back at them a little bit," SHS coach Ray Stackley said.
Neither team came close to its season averages in points and yards because both defensive units were dialed in.
Stratford's lone points, ironically, came on its first play from scrimmage on a double pass. Thad Thompson threw a 45-yard touchdown pass to K.J. Givens after hauling in a lateral from quarterback Jacob Park.
It took the Gators until the second quarter to answer. Fullback Evan McField capped an 86-yard drive with a 1-yard plunge.
Goose Creek's other score was set up by quarterback Dantez Bennamon's 65-yard scamper early in the third quarter. On fourth and goal, tailback Tyrik Johnson scored on a 5-yard run.
"What you saw was two really fine football teams," Stackley said. "We didn't make enough plays but we had some opportunities."
Stratford had the ball last and drove to Goose Creek's 47 before turning it over on downs. Gators defensive back Kenny Hampton swatted down a Park pass thrown deep into Goose Creek territory.
The Gators ran out the final 1:36.
Bennamon had 145 yards rushing and McField had 67 yards for the Gators, who came in averaging over 50 points a game.
Park was 14 of 32 with two interceptions, both by Gators defensive back Omar McRae. One of McRae's interceptions was at the goal line after Johnson's go-ahead score in the third quarter.
The Knights were averaging 32.2 points per game.
"We have a lot of confidence in our defense," Bennamon said, "and they kept stepping up."
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A New York Times op-ed on Sept. 28 lays out in very clear terms why wolves are an important and necessary part of our world and of their habitats and why the lifting of the endangered species protections could spell their doom in Wyoming.
And with a headline like this — 'Why the Beaver Should Thank the Wolf' — the piece, by author Mary Ellen Hannibal, should be the most-read online item this week.
It turns out, no surprise here, that wolves aren't the worst of the food chain, valued only for their hides. They are an integral part of maintaining the ecosystem.
Since wolves were returned to Yellowstone National Park in the 1990s (they were wiped out in the early part of the 20th century), "scientists have noted an unexpected improvement in many of the park's degraded stream areas."
Animals behave differently when wolves are around, and that helps the vegetation and waterways. With predators around, for example, elk don't have time to browse vegetation down to the ground, so the plants can reproduce, and the vegetation in turn stabilizes stream banks.
This is a good line: "The wolf is connected to the elk is connected to the aspen is connected to the beaver."
That sounds fun, but it's very serious.
The extinction of top predators, like the endangered wolf, will have repercussions far beyond the loss of one species. Their place in the planet's ecosystem matters.
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
The Lady Swamp Foxes rode a powerful third-period effort to a 41-31 win over the Lady Patriots.
Ashley Ridge outscored Fort Dorchester 17-6 in the third Tuesday and held on for its second victory of the season over the Fort. The Swamp Foxes improved to 10-7 on the season with a 5-2 mark in Region 8-AAAA with the win while the Patriots dropped to 5-12 and 3-4.
Ashley Ridge enters play Feb. 1 tied for second place in the region with Colleton County. Both teams trail Summerville.
Ashley Tierney made some big baskets early in the game to help the Foxes out to a 6-2 lead. The Patriots then took the lead off a three-pointer by Shamari Jones and a jumper by Leah Robinson, but Kelly Cousins picked up a bucket late in the period for an 8-7 Ashley Ridge lead entering the second.
The next period was a battle, but Olivia Baum hit a three-point shot to help the Foxes to a 15-13 lead at the half.
The third started with a trading of 3s by Tierney and Shamari Jones. The period was a battle at first, but Ashley Ridge did a good job moving the ball inside and started to pull away. The Foxes closed the period with 11 unanswered points for a 32-19 lead.
The Patriots continued to fight and cut the lead to 6 with just more than a minute remaining to play. However, Ashley Ridge fed the ball to Shelby Daly in the final minute and she sank six free throws to secure the win.
Tierney finished with a game-high 14 points while Daly added 10.
Fort Dorchester was led by Shamari Jones with 11 points and Territta Jones with 10.
Ashley Ridge 41, Fort Dorchester 31
AR (41): Ashley Tierney 14, Daly 10, Baum 7, Glover 4, Cousins 4, Bowers 2
FD (31): Jones 11, Jones 10, Robinson 4, Sharper 2, Chisolm 2, Cobbs 1, Cheeks 1
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There are many coffee-lovers, but espresso-lovers are a breed unto themselves. That one ounce cup (or a doppio, a double) provides an intense aroma and flavor experience, but no calories.
The method of coffee preparation that we call espresso originated at the end of the 19th century. The first espresso machine was presented at the Universal Exposition in Paris in 1855, developed to solve the slow speed and loss of flavor that occurred with other methods of coffee preparation. The goal was to develop a machine that prepared a cup of coffee in short time, that didn't need to be kept warm. The word espresso means "pressed out," referring to the brewing method.
To prepare one or two coffees to order, and quickly, the new machine forced hot (but not boiling) water through the coffee grounds under high pressure, initially delivered through steam that was controlled by a series of valves that were controlled by the bartender. In Italy, this became the most common way to make coffee, and eventually the word came to be used as a noun referring to the drink itself. In 1935, Francesco Illy substituted compressed air for the steam, thereby creating the first automatic machine, a prototype of the espresso machine used today. The invention of the spring piston lever machine and its subsequent commercial success changed espresso into the beverage we know of today, produced between 9 and 10 atmospheres, or bars, of pressure.
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"I tried to find guys that were Gustafsson's size and shape, and that's it," he told MMAjunkie.com (MMAjunkie.com). "We are ready for Saturday."
And while the UFC now says the winner of the fight will get a shot at the title, Rua said he doesn't care whether he gets a chance to win back the belt.
"It doesn't matter," he said. "It's the decision of the UFC or (UFC President) Dana White. I try to do my best, and the decision about the future is in the UFC's hands, especially Dana White's hands."
White made the title-eliminator announcement at a pre-event press conference for UFC on FOX 5, which takes place Saturday at KeyArena in Seattle. Rua vs. Gustafsson serves as the event's FOX-televised co-headliner following prelims on FX and Facebook.
Rua, a Brazilian veteran, appeared unfazed by his 25-year-old opponent or the stakes of the fight. He got misty-eyed, however, when he was asked whether he missed the soccer kicks that defined his earlier career in the now-defunct PRIDE organization.
"I hope one day the UFC allows stomps," he said with a smile. "The sport's changed a lot, the rules. It's uncertainty every day. You try to make things better and improve, so everything in our lives changes."
Injuries have defined Rua's latter career. Multiple knee surgeries and slugfests with such fighters as Dan Henderson have prompted questions that he might be slowing down. In his most recent fight, which came against Brandon Vera at UFC on FOX 4, he admitted to tiring and said fans would see better from him in his next outing.
Rua, who won the UFC title at UFC 113 and lost it to Jon Jones at UFC 128, said a group of Gustafsson clones helped him get in tiptop shape for Saturday's fight. He said he is used to fighting opponents as big as the 6-foot-5 Swede.
Fans certainly hope to see Rua return to form. Fans warmly received him during an open workout in support of the event. Rua said he's ready to give them a show.
"I trained for this fight a long time," he said. "Gustafsson is a good boxer; he's good at moving in the octagon. I trained for people with a very similar style."


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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Hanahan opened the season with a tight loss to former region foe James Island on Friday night.
The Trojans, moved up to Class AAAA in the most recent realignment, knocked off the Hawks 29-27 at Wiley Knight Stadium.
Reggie Rosarios 34-yard field goal with less than seven minutes left was the difference for James Island. The Trojans also had a pair of goal line stands in the fourth quarter.
They made new coach Ike Allred a winner in his debut.
Running back Vontre Howard scored two short rushing touchdowns for the Hawks, while fellow running back Cyrone White also scored on a short run.
Receiver Saaehim Brooks had a 10-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Walt Fagan.
James Island led 21-7 and 26-13 in the second quarter before Hanahan rallied to take the lead, 27-26, in the third quarter on Howards second 4-yard touchdown run.
Hanahan travels to county rival Timberland Friday. The Hawks won 41-0 last season.
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