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Name: Benjamin Stellmacher
Hometown: Waukesha, Wis.
Title: Microbiologist
Business: Johnsonville Sausage
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- Graduate student (Ph.D.), Michigan State University
- Lab technician, Heresite Protective Coatings
- Quality control chemist, Hydrite Chemical Company
- Graduate student (Ph.D.), Tulane University
- Graduate student (Ph.D.), University of Michigan
- Molecular support scientist, Third Wave Technologies
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- BIO 111 - Life Sciences I (4 semester hours)
- BIO 262 - Genetics (4 semester hours)
- BIOC 353 - Biochemistry of the Cell
- BIOC 354 - Metabolism
- BIOC 357 - Bioinformatics
- CHM 131 - Principles of Chemistry I (4 semester hours)
- CHM 132 - Principles of Chemistry II (4 semester hours)
- CHM 203 - Organic Chemistry: Short Course
- CHM 204 - Organic Purification Techniques (1 semester hour)
- CHM 301 - Instrumental Analysis
- CHM 322 - Thermodynamics and Kinetics
- CHM 390 - Senior Project Design (WI) (2 semester hours)
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- MAT 242 - Calculus II (4 semester hours)
- PHY 251 - Physics I (4 semester hours)
- PHY 252 - Physics II (4 semester hours)
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Feb. 19
February 19, 2009
Celebrate Winter
READ: Psalm 42
Why are you cast down, O my soul? . . . Hope in God, for I shall yet praise Him for the help of His countenance. Psalm 42:5
I love living where there are four seasons. But even though I love settling down with a good book by a crackling fire when its snowing, I must admit that my love for the seasons grows a little dim when the long gray days of winter drone on into February.
Yet regardless of the weather, there is always something special about winter: Christmas! Thankfully, long after the decorations are down, the reality of Christmas still lifts my spirits no matter whats happening.
If it werent for the reality of Christs birth, not only would winter be dark and dreary, but our hearts would be bleak and have nothing to hope for. No hope for the freedom from guilt and judgment. No hope of His reassuring and strengthening presence through dark and difficult times. No hope for a future secured in heaven.
In the winter of a troubled life, the psalmist asked, Why are you cast down, O my soul? The remedy was clear: Hope in God, for I shall yet praise Him for the help of His countenance (Ps. 42:5).
In C. S. Lewis tales of Narnia, Mr. Tumnus complains that in Narnia it is always winter and never Christmas. But for those of us who know the God who made the seasons, it is always Christmas in our hearts! Joe Stowell
When our lives are heavy laden,
Cold and bleak as winter long,
Stir the embers in our hearts, Lord;
Make Your flame burn bright and strong. Kieda
Let the reality of Christmas chase away the blahs of winter.
Feb. 20
February 20, 2009
Dying For Justice
READ: Deut. 24:14-22
You shall remember that you were a slave in Egypt, and the Lord your God redeemed you from there. Deuteronomy 24:18
When Presbyterian clergyman Elijah Lovejoy (18021837) left the pulpit, he returned to the printing presses in order to reach more people. After witnessing a lynching, Lovejoy committed to fighting the injustice of slavery. His life was threatened by hateful mobs, but this did not stop him: If by compromise is meant that I should cease from my duty, I cannot make it. I fear God more than I fear man. Crush me if you will, but I shall die at my post. Four days after these words, he was killed at the hands of another angry mob.
Concern about justice for the oppressed is evident throughout Scripture. It was especially clear when God established the rules for His covenant people after they were released from Egyptian bondage (Deut. 24:18-22). Moses emphasized concern for the underprivileged (Ex. 22:22-27; 23:6-9; Lev. 19:9-10). Repeatedly, the Israelites were reminded that they had been slaves in Egypt and should deal justly with the underprivileged in their community. They were to love strangers (aliens) because God loves them, and the Israelites had themselves been aliens in Egypt (Ex. 23:9; Lev. 19:34; Deut. 10:17-19).
God desires that His people affirm the supreme worth of every individual by fighting against injustice. Marvin Williams
Open my eyes, Lord, to people around me,
Help me to see them as You do above;
Give me the wisdom and strength to take action
So others may see the depth of Your love. K. De Haan
Standing for justice means fighting against injustice.
James 1:16-17 ESV
Do not be deceived, my beloved brothers. Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights
With God's help...Mens sana in corpore sano
Feb. 21
February 21, 2009
Is That You, Neighbor?
READ: Luke 6:27-36
And who is my neighbor? Luke 10:29
An English yachtsman sailing in the Caribbean, 4,000 miles from home, lost his mast in a storm. He had been adrift for 2 days, and was taking water in 20-foot waves, when his desperate SOS was picked up. According to Ananova news service, 90 minutes later he was rescued by the captain of a 116,000-ton superliner.
Only when he was pulled out of the water did the rescued sailor discover that the captain who had responded to his call for help was a neighbor from his Hampshire village of Warsash. The rescued man later asked, What are the chances of being rescued in the middle of nowhere by your neighbor?
Jesus saw neighbors in unlikely places. When an expert in Jewish law asked Him to define the neighbor we are to love, Jesus drew a big circle. He told the story of a merciful Samaritan to show that a neighbor is the friend, stranger, or enemy who needs the help we can give (Luke 10).
To distinguish ourselves as Jesus people, we need to show kindness even to those who wish us harm (Luke 6:32-34). Only then will we reflect the heart of the One who, while we were still His enemies, paid the ultimate price to come to our rescue. Mart De Haan
How many lives shall I touch today?
How many neighbors will pass my way?
I can bless so many and help so much
If I meet each one with a Christlike touch. Jones
Our love for Christ is only as real as our love for our neighbor.
Feb. 22
February 22, 2009
Choosing The Hard Thing
READ: 2 Corinthians 4:5-18
We are hard-pressed on every side, yet not crushed; we are perplexed, but not in despair. 2 Corinthians 4:8
On September 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy delivered a speech at Rice University in Houston, Texas, about the difficult challenges facing the nation. He also shared his passion for the United States to place a man on the moon.
In balancing the needs of his people with the desire to conquer space, Kennedy said, We choose to go to the moon in this decade. We choose to go to the moon and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard. The nation responded. Seven years later, Neil Armstrong took a giant leap for mankind in July of 1969, by walking on the moon.
Todays world is filled with energy-saving devices that make life easier, but there is something to be said for embracing lifes challenges. The apostle Paul found serving Christ hard, but he didnt see it as a cause for discouragement. He continued to focus on Christ, and wrote, We are hard-pressed on every side, yet not crushed; we are perplexed, but not in despair (2 Cor. 4:8). Paul knew that He who raised up the Lord Jesus will also raise us up with Jesus, and will present us with you (v.14). The goal was worth the pain.
By the grace of God, may we commit to serving Jesusnot just when its easy, but when its hard. Bill Crowder
For Further Study
Learn more about dealing with difficulties in life.
Read Joseph: Overcoming Lifes Challenges on
the Web at www.discoveryseries.org/q0715
Jesus gave His all to save usare we giving our all to serve Him?
Feb. 23
February 23, 2009
Waiting For The Harvest
READ: Mark 4:26-29
First the blade, then the head, after that the full grain . . . . The harvest has come. Mark 4:28-29
In the book Whats Gone Wrong With the Harvest? James Engel and Wilbert Norton illustrate on a graph how people often go through a series of preconversion stages before stepping over the line of faith and receiving Jesus as their Savior.
When we hear individuals share their conversion experience, we may conclude that faith happened all at once. But their salvation frequently carries an extended back-story of spiritual pilgrimage before they made that decision. They needed time to reflect on the gospel. For them, coming to the Savior was a process.
This is similar to the process of farming: Months of waiting come to an end and workers stream into the fields to help with the harvest. One of our Lords parables illustrates how faithlike a cropneeds time to develop. Responding to the gospel is like a seed that grows first the blade, then the head, after that the full grain, until finally, the harvest has come (Mark 4:28-29).
Because people may need time and multiple exposures to the gospel before they are ready to make a decision, we need to be sensitive to where they are in their faith-journey. In the meantime, we can cultivate spiritual interest, pray for them, and wait for the harvest! Dennis Fisher
Have you thought of where youre going
When this earthly life is past?
Will the seed that you are sowing
Bring a harvest that will last? Jacobson
We sow the seedGod produces the harvest.
even though i'm not personally a christian, i'd love to see this keep rolling strong, its a positive thing! carry on Bro's
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(June 7, 2007) - Michael Harsh, humanities instructor at Hagerstown Community College, was recently recognized by Gov. O'Malley for his contributions as a member of O'Malley's Transition Team for Higher Education.
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- Virgin Blue lodged application with the US DoT and Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to operate a Trans-Pacific joint venture with Delta Air Lines Inc. (The ACCC authorised the joint venture for five years on 10 December 2009. We await US DoT approval.)
- Launch of Virgin Blue's Premium Economy product.
- Toll divested its controlling stake in Virgin Blue Holdings, making Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group the largest single shareholder at that time, with 25.5 per cent.
- Plans to establish a long haul international airline, V Australia, announced.
- Virgin Blue launched Australia's first government-certified airline Carbon Offset Program.
- Pacific Blue launched domestic services in New Zealand.
- Toll Holdings acquired Patrick Corporation and therefore took a controlling 63 per cent shareholding in Virgin Blue.
- Launch of Polynesian Blue in partnership with the Government of Samoa to launch. The first flight departed Auckland for Apia of 30 October.
- Virgin Blue became first Australian airline to offer an online Web Check-In service.
- Virgin Blue's 50th aircraft went into service.
- Launch of our loyalty program Velocity Rewards.
- Patrick acquired a further 17 per cent of Virgin Blue for $346m, giving it a controlling 62.4 per cent stake in the company.
- Launch of Pacific Blue, a New Zealand-based leisure-focussed international airline offering flights between Australia, New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Fiji, Tonga and Vanuatu.
- Launch of Virgin Blue's holiday arm, Blue Holidays
- Virgin Blue Holdings floated on the Australian Stock Exchange, December 2003.
- Patrick Corporation invested a further $137m at the time of the Initial Public Offering.
- Nine new routes launched.
- Patrick Corporation acquired a 50 per cent share in Virgin Blue Airlines.
- 14 new routes were launched, expanding to a true national domestic network.
- We welcomed our millionth Guest onboard in June 2001.
- Virgin Blue's first flight was DJ214 from Brisbane to Sydney on 31 August 2000.
- The airline had one route, two aircraft, and a dedicated team of just 200 people.


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Respondus Software
While you can create assessment questions directly in Blackboard, it is often more efficient to use Respondus software to create your exams offline, then upload them directly into your Blackboard course. Kent State University has a campus-wide license for Respondus, which may be downloaded and installed on your work and/or home computer.
With Respondus, you can create tests & pools, import questions from Word or text files, retrieve tests from Blackboard, print tests, and more. Respondus integrates with Blackboard Learn for easy uploading and downloading of your tests.
Downloading Respondus
Kent State University offers a campus-wide license for Respondus for faculty use. All faculty should be enrolled in a Blackboard Learn course named "DOWNLOAD -Respondus Lockdown Browser and StudyMate" which contains the download instructions and licensing information for Respondus. It also includes download information for the Lockdown Browser, a web browser made for online testing; and StudyMate Author, a flash-based web activity creation tool.
To download Respondus on your work or home computer, please follow these instructions:
- Log into Blackboard Learn through Flashline or directly at https://learn.kent.edu.
- In your list of courses, locate the "DOWNLOAD -Respondus Lockdown Browser and StudyMate" course under "Courses Where You Are: Student" (this is probably toward the bottom of your course list).
- Click the Respondus Download & Help link in the navigation menu on the left.
- Follow the instructions on that page to install and activate Respondus on your computer. The installation code for Respondus is listed on this page as well -- you'll need it to activate your copy of Respondus each year.
Respondus Installation Password
The Respondus installation password is only good for one year (expires on July 31). Each year, you will need to enter the new license code to continue using Respondus. This license code is always available in the DOWNLOAD -Respondus Lockdown Browser and StudyMate course.
Instructions for Using Respondus with Blackboard Learn
For step-by-step instructions on using Respondus with Blackboard Learn at Kent State University, please check out the following PDF document:
Using Respondus with Blackboard Learn
Standard Formatting for Importing Questions Into Respondus
Respondus Lockdown Browser
Please see this page for information about the Respondus Lockdown Browser and where to download it.
Need Help?
If you have questions about downloading, installing, and activating Respondus on your computer or need assistance/training in using Respondus, please contact:
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Before I get started on today's post, I want to say hi to the mother and daughter I met at my work on Saturday! They were so sweet and complimented my ombre nails (I'll show them soon!) and they said I had pretty nails... :$ It's nice to hear that in real life! I think I've learned a lot about what works for my nails in pictures so I always think they look better in photos... not that they're a lie or anything... I have no idea where I'm going with this. Basically, the mother mentioned seeing ombre nails on pinterest, which led to me telling them I had a nail blog, which they asked me to write down so yeah. If you're reading, hello! It was so cool to meet you, I never meet lacquerheads in real life!
ANYWAY, onto today's nails. I've had this idea floating around in my head for a while and decided to just attempt it while I was reading today. The second set of BM plates has a sleigh with a present on it, as well as wrapped presents... so I decided to make it look like presents were falling off the sleigh and into the snowy sky.
I started with two coats of OPI Yoga-ta Get this Blue (the name makes me want to die but it's freaking gorgeous omg. Unique? Not particularly. But stunning all the same!) Then I stamped using Nicole by OPI Positive Energy. :) I didn't use topcoat because... because it's me, honestly, and because I've been smudging my designs lately and I didn't want to take any chances!
Also, sorry for the bad lighting... the weather has been awful here! I really need to build a light box. :(
Yeaaaaaaah. I should've thought of this before but the presents are much bigger than the sleigh. As I said to Jen when we were talking about it - that's the magic of Christmas, bishes! ;)
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PDT Sports Report
A 19-9 third quarter deficit was too much for host Portsmouth to overcome Saturday as Gallia Academy won 59-46 in SEOAL girls action.
Peighton Williams led the Trojans with 19 points and Jada Jenkins added 11. Portsmouth will entertain Waverly Monday night for Senior Night festivities.
Gallia Academy 14 11 19 15 — 59
Portsmouth 10 9 7 20 — 46
Gallia Academy — Wiseman 2-0-4, K. Barnes 7-5-21, Slone 7-5-19, Curfman 2-0-4, H. Barnes 2-0-4, Loveday 3-1-7, Totals 23-11-59.
Portsmouth — I. Sturgell 1-0-2, Mallory 2-3-7, Williams 7-5-19, Jenkins 4-0-11, Kennedy 2-3-7, Totals 16-11-46.
3-Point Goals — Gallia Academy 2 (K. Barnes 2); Portsmouth 3 (Jenkins 3).
Records —Gallia Academy 6-14 (3-6); Portsmouth 6-14 (1-8).
NEWS AND NOTES: Saturday's winter weather storm caused a plethora of cancellations and postponements for games involving area boys and girls basketball teams.
Of the games reported to not take place Saturday, the Adena-Valley girls game is the only one that was cancelled and will not be rescheduled. The Daily Times did learn that Adena will make the trip to Lucasville next season.
At press time, the Daily Times had yet to learn the status of the Paint Valley-Peebles boys contest. The shift in schedules erased any last chances for girls teams to build their tournament resumes with the draw taking place Sunday in Jackson.
The following is a list of the games that were postponed with makeup dates, if announced Saturday, are in parentheses.
Boys Basketball
East at Ashland (Ky.) Rose Hill Christian (TBA)
Eastern at Zane Trace (TBA)
Gallia Academy at Wheelersburg (TBA)
Raceland (Ky.) at Notre Dame (TBA)
Rock Hill at Minford (TBA)
South Webster at Clay (Feb. 5)
Symmes Valley at Green (Feb. 4)
Girls Basketball
East at Ashland (Ky.) Rose Hill Christian (TBA)
Manchester at Symmes Valley (TBA)
Piketon at New Boston (Feb. 4)
Western at Notre Dame (TBA)


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Crest Area for Life
Crest Area for LIFE met 7:30 p.m. March 26 at Holy Spirit Hall. President Betty Baker opened up the meeting with the right to life prayer. Eleven members were in attendance.
Terry Madison read the secretary's report from November. It was approved.
In the absence of the treasurer, Meg Crawford read the treasurer's report. The report was approved.
Under old business, the memorial service Jan. 20 was discussed.
Under new business, discussion was held on several locations to put up signs around the area. A committee was formed to discuss what signs to put up, so they can be ordered before the next meeting.
The Lifecare Pregnancy Center fundraiser will be 7 p.m. May 30 at the Saints Center in Stuart.
The next meeting will be 7:30 p.m. April 23 at Holy Spirit Hall.
Rich Madison made a motion to adjourn, Jeremy Rounds seconded it, and the meeting adjourned.
Greater Regional Medical Center Auxiliary
Greater Regional Medical Center Auxiliary met March 11 at the Medical Arts conference room at Greater Regional Medical Center. Carolyn Abel conducted the meeting. Nine members and Annette Rice were present.
Rice gave a new volunteer report. A newsletter will be out soon. More guides and gift shop volunteers are needed, so call Rice at 782-3553 if interested.
Tammy Reeves is a new appointee to the foundation board, replacing Martha Musmaker.
The annual membership drive for the medical center auxiliary and hospice is on for 2013. The dues are $5 for auxiliary and $5 for hospice. Lifetime membership is $50. Send all dues to Volunteer Services, 1700 W. Townline St., Creston, IA 50801.
The gift shop buyers will attend a gift shop market and workshop, and Rice will attend a volunteer workshop April 19 at Prairie Meadows.
The scholarship application deadline has passed. The auxiliary has sent in its $1,000 scholarship to IHERF.
A jewelry sale was held March 12.
A legislative report was given and members were asked to contact legislators to expand Medicaid instead of Gov. Branstad's Iowa Cares Plan.
A jewelry sale will be held April 9 at the MAP conference room.
The next bloodmobile will be April 29 at Trinity Lutheran Church hall.
The auxiliary spring fling luncheon will be April 15 at the United Methodist Church hall. The menu will be ham balls, baked potatoes, cole slaw, deviled eggs, rolls, bars and drinks. Tickets are $7.
The next meeting will be Monday at the MAP conference room at Greater Regional Medical Center.
Rebecca Circle
Rebecca Circle met 7 p.m. March 21 at the First Christian Church with six members present.
Pam Richie opened the meeting with the DWF prayer. Secretary's report was read and approved. No treasurer's report.
Old business: There wasn't a meeting in February because of a snow storm. Received an invitation to the Methodist Church luncheon April 4.
New business: The circle will be planning the May breakfast at the April meeting. Circle members have the program planned, which is Rita Baron who will be talking about her travels.
Mary Ann gave the lesson, which covered two of the stories from the book "Bad Girls of the Bible."
The meeting adjourned with the DWF benediction.
Refreshments were served by Richie.
Bev Roberts was hostess for the meeting Thursday.
Crest Area Theatre
The monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of Crest Area Theatre was held April 1 at the CAT workshop. The meeting was called to order at 7 p.m. with seven members present.
Further plans to stage the musical "Oliver!" July 12, 13 and 14 were made. Auditions will be in May with dates to be determined. This musical has a large cast with adults and youths, both girls and boys. Directors are Jerry Huffman and Julia Weisshaar-Mullin.
Crest Area Theatre seeks to provide an opportunity for creative activity and entertainment in the theatre and serve the community by combining the talents of local artists for dramatic, cultural and artistic developments. Membership is open to all. Meetings are held the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the green room of the SWCC PAC.
Bancroft History Assembly
President Peg Anderson called to order the business meeting of the Bancroft History Assembly on Monday. Ten members and four life members were in attendance. Guest District Director Joan Shaffer was also present. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The inspirational thought was from Walt Disney: "Around here, we don't look backwards for very long. ... We keep moving forward, opening new doors and doing new things because we are curious ... and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths." Roll call answered: "What is your favorite baby animal?"
Minutes were read by Marisue Lewis and accepted. Avis Hainline gave the treasurer's report. Beth Perry read a thank you from the Rural Iowa Crisis Center for contributions from Bancroft. There was an update on the Reel In and Recycle project. Kay Raymond reported on the tree book project. The program committee for the coming year will be Martha Musmaker, Joanne Nurnberg and Sandy Oswald.
The project for April is collecting money to go toward grocery cards for the RICC. In May, members will be asked to bring hair care products for RICC. A summary from the national Federation clubs reported 90,945 special projects, more than 4 million volunteer hours for them, and nearly $13 million given toward these special projects. Other statistics demonstrated many other activities of the Federated Women's Clubs in the United States.
Shaffer was introduced by the president. She spoke encouraging members to attend the Iowa state convention of GFWC April 26 and 27 in Des Moines. The club collect was repeated, and the business meeting adjourned.
The program was given by Kay Raymond on Margaret "Molly" Tobin Brown.
Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be 9:30 a.m. May 6 at the home of Kay Ritter for a brunch. New officers will be installed at that time.
The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 28 members and one guest. Brad Lorenzen, president, presided. Jane Lowe gave the prayer, and Steve Bolie was finemaster.
The program was Alan Carr, park ranger at Green Valley State Park. He spoke about all the updates and changes going on at the park, including updates to a paved walking trail around the park.
The pancake fundraiser was stated to be a success, and all club members were congratulated on tickets sales.


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Paul Buckle's men made history on Saturday by becoming the first non-league team to knock out a top division team in the Premier League era, Coventry the last to suffer the ignominy against Sutton United in 1989.
The two clubs have history in the competition, albeit not of the positive variety, with the riot at their 1985 sixth round tie at Kenilworth Road leading to a ban on away fans by Luton that lasted for four years.
The weekend's other giant-killers were also drawn at home with Oldham, 3-2 winners over Liverpool, given the chance to knock out Everton in the last-16 and MK Dons drawn at home to Championship side Barnsley.
There is only one all Premier League tie which sees Manchester United host struggling Reading, while Manchester City were also drawn at home, taking on Spurs' conquerors Leeds United.
Arsenal will take on Blackburn at the Emirates with Chelsea facing a long trip to Middlesbrough if they can overcome League One side Brentford in their Stamford Bridge replay - Sunday's first game between the sides ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw.
The final game is also dependant on a replay with Wigan drawn away to either Huddersfield or Leicester who drew 1-1 on Saturday.
Fifth round draw:
Huddersfield Town or Leicester City v Wigan Athletic
MK Dons v Barnsley
Oldham Athletic v Everton
Luton Town v Millwall
Arsenal v Blackburn Rovers
Manchester City v Leeds United
Manchester United v Reading
Middlesbrough v Brentford or Chelsea
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team won their sixth straight match with their third shutout in a row at Davidson today. The Mocs scored wins in all 10 matches, blanking the Wildcats 7-0.
Chattanooga is 10-2 on the season and 2-0 in SoCon action for the first time since 2002. Davidson drops to 6-10 overall and 1-1 in league matches.
"We played a very focused match today and just went out there and took care of business in singles and doubles," stated head coach Jeff Clark. "We are happy to get a good road victory, which is always challenging in the SoCon. We look forward to getting back for the second half of the season following spring break."
UTC jumped out to a 1-0 lead with quick wins at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles. Sophomores Kayla Jones and Katie Polk moved to 4-1 at No. 2 with an 8-2 win over Jenna Brunner and Nisha Crouser. Junior Claire Mulyadi and sophomore Kelsey Coots followed that with an 8-3 win over Tamara Hill and Sarah Stein at No. 3.
With the point decided, senior Alexa Flynn and junior Kaylene Chadwell were in a battle to keep their spring record unblemished. It took a tiebreaker, but they defeated Elaina Crummer and Brites Moniz-Soares 8-7 (5) to move to 5-0 at No. 1.
UTC was near perfect in singles, winning all six matches in straight sets. Chadwell needed a tiebreaker in the second frame against Crummer to preserve the shutout with a (6-3, 7-6 (6)) win at No. 2. She and Mulyadi both upped their current win streaks to six consecutive matches.
Jones won her team-high 17th singles match with a (6-1, 6-3) victory over Moniz-Soares at No. 1. Flynn and Coots won at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively. Polk improved to 4-0 in the spring with her win at No. 6.
UTC stays on the road next week with a trip to Kennesaw State. The match is set for 1:00 p.m. (E.D.T.) in Kennesaw, Ga. The next home match is set for Saturday, March 22, against Appalachian State at Noon on the UTC Tennis Courts. A link for live scoring is available on the women's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Chattanooga 7, Davidson 0
Mar 12, 2014 at Davidson, N.C. (Covington Tennis Courts)
Doubles competition
1. Kaylene Chadwell/Alexa Flynn (UTC) def. Elaina Crummer/Brites Moniz-Soares (DAV) - 8-7 (7-5)
2. Kayla Jones/Katie Polk (UTC) def. Jenna Brunner/Nisha Crouser (DAV) - 8-2
3. Kelsey Coots/Claire Mulyadi (UTC) def. Tamara Hill/Sarah Stein (DAV) - 8-3
Singles competition
1. Kayla Jones (UTC) def. Brites Moniz-Soares (DAV) - 6-1, 6-3
2. Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) def. Elaina Crummer (DAV) - 6-3, 7-6 (8-6)
3. Alexa Flynn (UTC) def. Nisha Crouser (DAV) - 6-2, 6-1
4. Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Sarah Stein (DAV) - 6-4, 6-1
5. Claire Mulyadi (UTC) def. Jenna Brunner (DAV) - 6-3, 6-1
6. Katie Polk (UTC) def. Tamara Hill (DAV) - 6-1, 6-0


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Turkish Airlines carries first set of golf and skiing equipments free of charge. In addition, one diving equipment/set per person will be allowed without additional fees for departures from and arrivals to Akabe, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh, until 31.12.2016.For other (more than 1) set of golf and skiing equipment sports equipments charges will apply. For detailed information on conditions and charges for transporting sports equipment please click on the headings below
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You may take equipment similar to or the same as those listed below with you on Turkish Airlines flights.
Golf Equipments* Water/Snow Skiing Equipment* Surf Board** Scuba Diving Equipment*** Tent Empty Canister Inflatable Dinghy Rafting Equipment Archery Equipment Canoe Ice Hokey Equipment Hang glider Para glider Parachute Mountaineering Equipment Bicycle
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- For all journeys to/from BIO (Bilbao), SCQ (Santiago De Compostela), LIS (Lisbon), OPO (Porto), the surf equipment is/are carried free of charge up to the total weight of 10 Kg without any piece or other limitations. If the total weight exceeds 10 kg, for each surf equipment set, sports equipment baggage charges below will be applied. This application will be valid until 31 December 2015 (Included) for the journeys to/from Bilbao and Santiago De Compostale.**
A set of surf equipment contains: One board, one wooden boom, a pole and a sail
- Additional golf sets or pairs of water/snow skis and equipment such as those listed above are assessed separately to the passenger's baggage weight and Turkish Airlines special baggage charges are calculated.*
- For sports equipment that are listed below, sports equipment charge per piece is taken based on below "Sports Equipment Baggage Charge by Airport" table. If sports equipment weight exceeds 32 kg, sports equipmet is divided into 2 and/or more pieces and for each of them sports equipments charges per piece are taken.
- For other points / Interline carriage the aforementioned exceptions will not be valid. Sports equipment outside of those listed above will be handled in line with IATA terms and conditions.
- For travelling originating from SAO to SIN, KUL, CGK, BKK, MLE free baggage allowance is applied as 2 pcs and each piece 32 kg. As of 26 September 2013, instead of 2 pcs X 32 kg, passengers can also bring 1 pcs X 32 kg and 1 surfboard bag which includes 3 surfboard with max 3 metres and not heavier than 32 kg for total weight. If passengers bring more than 3 surfboard, sports equipments and bicycle charges will apply for each extra piece.On flights originating from SAO to SIN, KUL, CGK, BKK, MLE and/or their return journeys to SAO which include a stopover of over 24 hours in Turkey, the following charges are made for surfboard equipment. **
- Dimensions vary according to the aircraft type.
- A set of scuba diving equipment for all travellings to/from HRG (Hurghada), SSH (Sharm El Sheikh), AQJ (Aqaba), JIB (Djibouti), DAR (Darussleam) and MLE (Maldives) is carried free of charge in accordance with the market condition. For second and more scuba diving sets, sports equipments and bicycle charges that are shown below will be charged. This application is valid for JIB, DAR and MLE until 31 December 2015 (included), for HRG,SSH,AQJ until 31 December 2016 (included).
- A Scuba Diving set consists: Wetsuit, flippers, a diving mask, an empty tank bottle, regulator, backplate/Harness, BCD-jacket (Buoyancy compensator diving jacket), a diving lamp, snorkel, knife, lance and scuba life vest.
- For all journeys to/from BIO (Bilbao), SCQ (Santiago De Compostela), LIS (Lisbon), OPO (Porto), the surf equipment is/are carried free of charge up to the total weight of 10 Kg without any piece or other limitations. If the total weight exceeds 10 kg, for each surf equipment set, sports equipment baggage charges below will be applied. This application will be valid until 31 December 2015 (Included) for the journeys to/from Bilbao and Santiago De Compostale.**
Interline* Carriage
- MSC (Most Significant Carrier)
"If another airline is involved in your whole journey; the most significant carrier's (MSC) baggage rule will be applied in according to RESO302 and MSC. MSC is assigned according to which airline operates the most significant and/or longest part of the journey.
- If Turkish Airline is MSC in your journey then Turkish Airline's sports equipment and bicycle charges will apply, if another airline is MSC in your journey than the sports equipment and bicycle charge of that airline will apply."
- MSC (Most Significant Carrier)
For the trips from abroad to Turkey or Ercan International Airport, or from Turkey or Ercan International Airport to abroad, one-way fees and implementation conditions regarding the transportation of sports equipment given in the table above are as follows:
Sports Equipment Baggage Charge by Airport
Zone Country Departure Point Charge America ABD, Canada Turkey / Ercan 60 Euro South America Brazil Turkey / Ercan 60 Euro Europe Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, Ukraine, Romania, Moldova, Albania, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Georgia, Montenegro, Hungary, Croatia, Austria, Slovenia, Poland, Italy, Belarus, Russia, Germany, Czech Republic, Switzerland, France, Latvia, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Sweden, Spain, Norway, United Kingdom, Ireland, Portugal, Azerbaijan, Albania, Ukrayna, Estonya, Litvanya, Lüksemburg, vb… Turkey / Ercan 30 Euro Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Ghana, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Congo Dem. Rep., Burkina Faso, Nijer, Cameroon, Gabon, Cote D Ivoire (Fildişi Sahilleri), Moritanya, Djibuti, Somali, Rwanda, Chad, Benin Halk Cumhuriyeti, Mali, Guinea, Eritrea, Angola Turkey / Ercan 50 Euro North Africa Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria Turkey / Ercan 30 Euro South Africa Republic of South Africa Turkey / Ercan 60 Euro CIS Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan Turkey / Ercan 60 Euro Middle East Iraq, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Sudan Turkey / Ercan 30 Euro Asia Pakistan, India, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Moğolistan, Afganistan Turkey / Ercan 50 Euro Far East Korea, China, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Vietnam Turkey / Ercan 60 Euro Interline* Any Interline Carriage Turkey / Ercan 60 Euro
For carriage with points of destination and arrival outside of Turkey, one-way charges for flights departing Turkey or Ercan are totalled and applied.
Example: Carriage of a piece of sports equipment in journey Chicago-Istanbul-Tunis (CHI-IST-TUN / One way) is charged as follows: Chicago-Istanbul: 60 Euro + Istanbul-Tunis: 30 Euro, total payable: 90 Euro.


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By Lyons Bluesologist, David McIntyre
Not to state the obvious, but what a mess. I am one of the lucky ones living on higher ground in Lyons. There are so many friends and peers in Lyons in very bad shape it continues to tug at my heart.
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Editor's Note: Lyons resident Kelly Yelverton recently graduated from college in Washington state. To celebrate her accomplishment, she and a friend have decided to paddle their sea kayaks on a 1200-mile journey through the Inside Passage to Alaska. She will be sending written updates and photos of her adventure throughout the summer.
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August 19, 1951 – April 25, 2013
Former Lyons resident Gary Wayne Walker passed away in Hay Springs, Nebraska on April 25, after a three-month battle with cancer. He was sixty-one years old.
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National Parks are special land areas set aside by the government for all people to enjoy, appreciate and preserve. Over the years, National Parks have grown in number, currently, fifty-seven are found throughout twenty-seven different states, and two more in the U.S Territories of American Samoa and the Virgin Islands.
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Put on your boots and jeans, saddle up your pony, and giddy on up to the historic Stanley Hotel! Giddyup Kitty is back in town with a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. Celebrate spring and have fun on Sunday, April 7, at 2 p.m., with this award winning bluegrass band as they return to Estes for a high-energy performance of country-grass music.
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March 1, 1957 – May 18, 2010
Donald A. Johnson, age 56, passed away at his home in Lyons, on May 18, of heart failure. He was born March 1, 1957 in Hot Springs, South Dakota to Merle and Donna Johnson. Don grew up in Hot Springs, and graduated from Hot Springs High School in 1975; a year later he enlisted in the Air Force. After his service, he worked for a while in the electronics field for Hughes
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Golden Bears welcome standout 10-member recruiting class
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Nowak Top Golfer for Hawks
Mount Aloysius Completes Southern Swing
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Cresson, PA – The Hilbert College golf team traveled to central PA to compete in the Mount Aloysius College Invitational on Sunday, September 26 where they faced off against five Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference opponents. This match completed the AMCC slate of teams spanning a four-day period beginning with the PS Behrend and Medaille Invitationals earlier in the week.
Penn State Altoona captured the team event (312 score) which was played at the Summit Country Club's par 72 course. La Roche's Mike Sliman grabbed the individual award for best score of 73 beating Altoona's Chris Perry by one stroke. Hilbert's John Nowak (Hamburg, NY/Frontier) took best honors for the Hawks with a 93 in what was a three-way tie for 21st place. As a team, Hilbert finished with 419 points, 107 strokes off the leaders. (click here for complete results)
Patrick Brooks (Orchard Park) and Jim Pernick (St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute) finished the course with an identical score of 105 while the two other Hilbert golfers were twins as well. Joe Pernick (St. Joes') and David Grigsby (West Valley, NY/West Valley) tied each other with a 121 score.
On Sunday, October 3, the Hawks will host their own Invitational at the Gowanda Country Club with a 1:30 pm shotgun start.
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Archaeological excavations are uncovering new and surprising information about the potteries that thrived in Aiken and Edgefield counties in the first half of the 1800s.
"There is a sparse documentary record of this area that is maddening, and what we've found has been a complete revelation," said Dr. Christopher Fennell, an associate professor and the associate head of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Fennell and a team of graduate and undergraduate students, along with some volunteers, have been working at Pottersville, a site not far from downtown Edgefield, since just after Memorial Day. They are scheduled to wrap up this year's efforts on Friday. Their focus in 2013 has been to add to the knowledge gained during a series of digs at the same location in 2011.
Before then, much of what was known about local potteries in the past suggested that a groundhog kiln about 25 to 30 feet in length and 9 to 10 feet wide would be found at Pottersville. Instead, the researchers discovered a kiln that was more than 105 feet long and had a sloping floor similar to the dragon kilns used in China.
"It gave us quite a new view of Edgefield," Fennell said. "There had been a working historical theory before then that this had started out as smaller scale crafts industry. But what was found was a much bigger industrial-scale pottery."
Abner Landrum, a physician, founded Pottersville, which originally was known as Landrumsville, in the early 1800s. Even though he practiced medicine, Landrum was very interested in ceramics. In 1812, Fennell said, Landrum applied to the South Carolina government for a grant to open a pottery and it was up and running by 1815. In 1820, there were four potters' wheels turning at Landrum's operation, according to an industrial census.
Pottersville workers, many of which were slaves, primarily produced alkaline-glazed stoneware storage vessels that were used on plantations. Their jugs and other items were the first representatives of the work that would come to be known as Edgefield pottery, which is highly prized by collectors today. Some pieces created by the celebrated slave potter known as Dave have sold for more than $100,000 apiece.
Pottersville was in South Carolina's historic Edgefield District, which covered much of modern Aiken, Edgefield, Greenwood, McCormick and Saluda counties.
"This is the birthplace of Edgefield pottery," said Fennell of the Pottersville site. "Abner Landrum built the first dragon-style kiln in the Americas and he was first to use the alkaline glaze in the Americas. If that doesn't float your boat, I don't know what will."
In the most recent excavation efforts, Fennell and his team have uncovered what appear to be the remains of a pug mill, where clay taken from the ground was processed before being used, and a large shed where the stoneware was made or was dried.
"Within a quarter-mile radius of here are ponds that we think were created by water filling in where there had actually been surface extractions of clay," Fennell said.
Fennell hopes to return in the future and do more excavations on the different structures that ground-penetrating radar indicated once surrounded the kiln. He also would like to locate the buildings where the workers lived. The houses probably were located along a nearby creek, Fennell said.
In another excavation project this year associated with the University of Illinois efforts, a team led by Carl Steen of the Diachronic Research Foundation in Columbia focused on a site in Aiken County near Eureka where John Landrum had a farm, grist mill and tannery as well as a pottery. He was a brother of Abner Landrum and he had a dragon-style kiln constructed on his property about 10 years after Abner built his. A groundhog-style kiln also has been found on the John Landrum site.
"John Landrum was a circuit-riding Baptist minister," Steen said, "and he had a hand in founding a lot of the old churches around here."
Carrying on work that took place in 2011, Steen and his team this year excavated an area where a structure believed to have been John Landrum's original house was located. They think it later served as a home for slaves. They also examined an area where the remains of the cellar of the property's main house were found.
Prior to the scheduled end of 2013's digging on June 28, Steen showed off a display case of artifacts uncovered in 2011 and this year. They included bone buttons, bone handles from tableware, fragments of a cream pitcher, a piece of pottery with Landrum's cross-shaped mark on it and a nose from a face jug.
"We also found an 1828 penny," he said. "It's the first and only coin that we've found here."
Steen has an interesting theory about the slave potter named Dave. Because information about Dave indicates he worked for quite a few different people over a number of years, Steen believes there might have been another potter with the same name.
"In 1840, Dave writes on a pot that he belongs to Mr. (Lewis) Miles," Steen said. "Then, in 1847, a slave potter named Dave gets sold by the Rev. John Landrum's estate. Maybe there was a Dave Jr. It's something you've got to consider."
Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since January 2013. A native of Concord, N.C., she graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
STAFF PHOTO BY DEDE BILES Steve Szynal takes measurements in one of the excavation units at the Pottersville site not far from downtown Edgefield.×
STAFF PHOTO BY DEDE BILES Here are some of the artifacts found during excavations in 2011 and this year at the site where John Landrum lived in Aiken County near Eureka.×
Staff photo by Dede Biles Chris Judge, left, works in an excavation unit at the site where John Landrum lived in Aiken County while Carl Steen watches.×
STAFF PHOTO BY DEDE BILES Pat Colbert sifts through material from an excavation unit at the site where John Landrum lived in Aiken County.×
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