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Now that an initial concept of the camp has been created, the next step is to "field test" the vision with focus groups representative of the council membership. Between February and March, 2012, the visioning committee will be hosting field test focus groups across the council to present the vision proposal and gauge interest and gather feedback. These strategically chosen groups will represent many of the cross-sections of the council membership.
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Thursday, October 11
•9 a.m.12 p.m.- Flu Shot Clinics 2012 at Yadkin Valley Pharmacy. Don't let the flu get you! The dates are Oct., 18 and 24 from 9-12. Please call or speak to an employee to schedule an appointment for these days. We will be able to accommodate walk-ins as well. We can bill most Medicare and Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC. Be sure to bring your insurance card with you to your appointment, Flu shots may be given to anyone age 14 and up. (336)677-5000
Friday, October 12
• 6:00 p.m. Lineup for the 3rd. Annual Fire Prevention Parade in Downtown Elkin, will be on Memorial Park Dr. Call 526-3748. • 7:00 p.m. Fire Prevention Parade will be sponsored by The Elkin Fire Department in conjunction with the CC Camp Fire Department in Downtown Elkin. Call 526-3748. Trophies will be given for Oldest Fire Apparatus, Best Fire Apparatus, Best Rescue Apparatus, Best Specialty apparatus, Best Brush Truck, Furthest Distance Traveled.
Saturday, October 13
•10 a.m.-12 p.m.- Bake for Meme at Boonville Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, desserts will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. For more info contact Susie Smith (336)466-2020. Bear ye one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ. Galatians 6:2. 100% proceeds go to Meme Brown.
•10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.-American Red Cross Blood Drive at Yadkinville United Methodist Church at 204 W. Main Street. Please visit www.nwnc-redcross.org for more details or contact the Church at (336) 677-3892.
• 10:15 a.m. - 10:55 a.m. Line up for Parade & Fall Festival in Hamptonville at Wingler's Mobile Home Service at 3021 Rocky Branch Rd.(across from Debbie's Snackbar). Route will go tot Hwy 21 – Right on Hwy 21 – Right onKey Street to West Yadkin Assembly of God at 3617 Key Street Hamptonville. Parade will start at 11:00 a.m. Festival is at church until 2:00 p.m. Music, Inflatables, clown available. Free fun for everyone.
•10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.-Yadkinville UMC Blood Drive at the Family Like Center, 204 West Main Street, Yadkinville.
•4 p.m.-7 p.m.-BBQ Chicken Plates at Windsor's Croosroads Community Building, Windsor Road, Hamptonville, $7.50 a plate. Money raised goes towards helping our neighbors in need and upkeep on the Windsor's Crossroads Community Building. Sponsored by the Windsor's Crossroads Ruritan Club.
•3 p.m.-6 p.m.-Courtney High School Alumni Reunion at Courtney Baptist Church Gym.
Oct 13 & 14
•Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. & Sunday 1:45 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Music Festival at Lila Swaim Park, Jonesville. 30 to 40 performers, 40 vendor spaces, Food, Chicken & BBQ, children's games, covered wagon rides, comedy, story telling magic by Dale Swofford, Gospel & Blue Grass Singing. $2.00 Admission. Vendor Space 10 x 10 $25.00 two days. Call Jonesville Visitor Center 336-835-2000.
Monday, October 15-22
•The Yadkin County Veterans Service office will be closed. During this period of time if you have something that will not wait until Oct. 22, please contact the North Carolina Division of Veterans Affairs at 2511 Neudorf Road, Suite 1, Clemmons, NC 27012. Phone 336-766-1496. The Yadkin County Veterans Service Office will be open for business on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Tuesday, October 16
•4 p.m.-6:30 p.m.- The Yadkin Christian Ministries will be at the Yadkin Farmers Market. They will be accepting canned food donations and have a information table. They will be selling tickets for Empty Bowl Day, which will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 30 from 11-2 at the Yadkinville United Methodist Church. Cameron Kent, from WXII News will be the MC. The cost is $20.00 per person. The lunch will include choice of chicken soup or vegetable beef soup, salad, bread, dessert and drink. Each ticket holder will be able to pick and choose a donated handmade pottery bowl to take home. Take out will be available. All proceeds will benefit Yadkin Christian Ministries. Tickets or additional information, contact Yadkin Christian Ministries (336) 677-3080. There will also be a auction. The Farmer's Market is located behind Yadkinville Community Park on Tennessee Road.
Thursday, October 18
•7 p.m.-Rehearsals for the 9th annual Yadkin Community Chorus performance of Handel's Messiah begins at Yadkinville UMC. Follow us at www.facebook.com/YadkinChorus for more information. Saturday, October 20.
•7:00 p.m.-11:00p.m.-Forbush High School Class of 1972 Reunion to be held at Myers Auction House, 1105 Flint Hill Rd East Bend. Contact: Vicky Matthews Dudley 336-961-2704 or Mark Todd 336-679-8157 for additional information.
•9 a.m.- Cruising For Carmen's Cure, Rain date Nov. 3, Join the ride to help out a fellow biker that needs your support. Money will go to pay for medical bills for Carmen Headen who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Starting location is at Nate's Place at 216 East Elm Street, Yadkinville and will end at the Farmers Market at 1141 TN St. Yadkinville. The ride Yadkin County foothills thru the mountains of Surry, Wilkes and Alleghany County, DJ, door prizes, silent auction, food and vendors after the ride, open to the public. $20 for single rider and $30 for double, vehicles $20. All vehicles are welcome to ride! We encourage you to take a stand against breast cancer, decorate your vehicle or motorcycle and support the cause. For early registration or more information call (336)466-2424 or 244-3225.
•10 a.m.-The Yadkin Valley Chapter of the North Carolina Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (NCSSAR) will commemorate the 1780 Battle of Shallow Ford at the Lanier-Clingman Cemetery, 9601 Shallowford Road, Lewisville, NC 27023. The ceremony will remember the battle and its importance, remember Patriot and Loyalist combatants and casualties, and honor Col. Robert Lanier and Capt. Frances Anderson Poindexter, two Patriots buried in the cemetery.If the weather permits, there will be a walk to the battlefield, its gravesites, the Big Poplar Tree, and the Shallow Ford.The ceremony is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Andrew Mackie, (336) 428-8471.
•10:30 a.m.-The Carolinas Chapters of the Silent Service Motocycle Club in conjunction with the Nathanael Greene Base of the United Sates Submarine Veterans announce a benefit ride to support Joshua's Angel Center of the Carolinas. Starting from Feed Saks General Store, 7444 U.S 601 Dobson. Sign up starts at 9:30 a.m., $15 per rider and $5 per passenger. The ride is about 3 plus hours round trip ride to Sparta to Mouth of Wilson, VA to Mt. Airy back to Dobson. We will have some rest stops. Door prizes and free food for riders. 90/10 drawing, 10% of the take going to a rider or passenger and 90% going to Joshua's Angel Center. For more info email email@example.com.
•11 a.m.-2 p.m.-Luncheon & Silent Auction, Hoedown for Hope, Sponsored by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of the Triad at Center United Methodist Church, 1400 Center Road Yadkinville. Tickets are $12.00 and that includes lunch, silent auction, entertainer Danny Crouse and chance for door prizes. Everyone welcome, wear your best country outfit. Contact April Shore 336-463-2897 or Clara Holcomb 336-463-2892
•11 a.m.-5 p.m.-Ninth Annual Yadkin Valley Grape Festival in downtown Yadkinville. The festival will be held with 26 Yadkin Valley wineries in attendance, along with entertainment, food, and arts & crafts. Free Admission to the festival, wine tasting tickets are $15.00 in advance and day of event is $20.00. Show your active or retired military ID at the gate and receive your ticket for $15.00. Visit www.yvgf.com for additional information or contact the Chamber office at (336) 679-2200.
Sunday, October 21
•2 p.m.-6 p.m.-Yadkin Valley Cruisers "Cruise-In" - Christmas Toy Drive. Come out and see the old classic cars gathered around the courthouse square. The cruise-in will be held this month on a Sunday afternoon and you will see 60 - 70 classic cars, hear great music, door prizes and lots of fun! Please bring new toys to the event – the toys will be distributed to needy families during Christmas. Visit www.yadkinvalleycruisers.com for more information.
Friday, October 26
•11 a.m.-1 p.m.-Come join Yadkin Medical Associates celebrate "OUR PATIENTS" We will be raffling off homemade cake, and a basket of goodies, Hot Dog, chips and a drink will be served.
Sunday, October 28
•5 p.m.-8 p.m.-Fall Festival and Port-a-Pit Chicken Dinner at Union Grove Church (sponsored by Children's Ministry). The Festival is free and fun for all ages, they will have a hayride, trunk or treat, candy, prizes, inflatable's, games and more. The Chicken dinner is a fund raiser for Lesley Benton and family's expenses due to Lesley's illness, $7 per plate, take out or eat in (chicken, baked beans, slaw, roll, dessert). Bring your friends and family! For more info call (336)961-5792
• 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Fall Rabies Clinic at the Yadkin County Animal Shelter at 1141 Tennessee Street, Yadkinville, $10/shot & 1 year vaccination only. Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier. Pets must be 3 months of age. If your pet is getting the 3 year vaccine you must bring paperwork to the clinic. Rabies tags ARE NOT proof.
Tuesday, October 30
•11 a.m.-2 p.m.-"Empty Bowls" for hunger at Yadkinville United Methodist Church, sponsored by Courtney Baptist Church. Cameron Kent, from WXII News will be the MC. The cost is $20.00 per person. The lunch will include choice of chicken soup or vegetable beef soup, salad, bread, dessert and drink. Each ticket holder will be able to pick and choose a donated handmade pottery bowl to take home. Take out will be available. All proceeds will benefit Yadkin Christian Ministries. Tickets or additional information, contact Yadkin Christian Ministries (336) 677-3080. There will also be a auction.
• 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Free Flue Shots for Veterans at the Elkin Public Library, 111 N. Front St. Administered by the VA Medical Center of Salisbury. Please bring your DD-214 and a valid photo ID. For questions call the Salisbury VA Medical Center, 800-469-8262 or 4958 or 4960.
Wednesday, October 31
•5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.-Angel'z Fitness and her Zumba Fitness class will be welcoming Trick-Or Treaters Halloween night at Deep Creek Community Center in Courtney. Free class pass will be given away with each treat bag! For more information about Zumba Fitness classes please contact Angel Parrish via text or phone at 244-7765 or through face book.
Saturday, November 3
• 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Fall Rabies Clinic at Yadkin Veternary Hospital/Dr Holt 5532 Hwy 601 N, Yadkinville. $7 Shot 1 & 3 Year vaccination. Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier. Pets must be 3 months of age. If your pet is getting the 3 year vaccine you must bring paperwork to the clinic. Rabies tags ARE NOT proof.
•11 a.m.-3 p.m.-Cruise- In sponsored by Asbury UMC, supported by Yadkin Valley Crusiers "Pinto beans, Cornbread, desserts, drinks" All proceed will go to support needy families for Christmas.
Monday, November 5
•6 p.m.-Yadkin County Farm Bureau's Annual Meeting for the members of the organization. The meeting will be held at the Moose Lodge in Yadkinville. Cost will be $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for children 12 and under. A meal consisting of barbecue and all the fixings will precede the business session of the meeting. The Women's Committee will be collecting non-perishable food items for Yadkin Christian Ministries. Please no take outs. Door prizes will be given away after the meeting.
Friday, November 9
•5 p.m.-8 p.m.-Join us for our 1st Annual Ladies' Night Out Event & Shopping Fair. Enjoy vendors offering a variety of indulgences - every woman is guaranteed to find something they love! Shopping, food samples, accessories, nutrition info, jewelry, health and beauty, group exercise & much more! Yadkin Family YMCA 6540 Service Road Yadkinville NC 27055.
Saturday, November 10
• 8:00 a.m. - until American Cancer Society Relay for Life Fundraiser. Sponsored by Yadkin Medical Associates 305 E. Lee Avenue (Parking Lot) Yard Sale Vendors Needed. $10 per vendor space. Call 679-2661. • 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Fall Rabies Clinic at Grandview Animal Hospital/Dr. Robbins 6043 Old Hwy 421, East Bend. $7 Shot 1 & 3 year vaccination. Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier. Pets must be 3 months of age. If your pet is getting the 3 year vaccine you must bring paperwork to the clinic. Rabies tags ARE NOT proof.
•6 p.m.-11p.m.-The Forbush High School Class of 1977 and 1978 will hold their 35th Class Reunion at Allison Oaks Vineyard located at 221 E. Main Street, Yadkinville, NC. For reunion details contact Steve Gentry at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 336-945-4432.
New Service, ALPHA Family Counseling, Rev. Jim Martin, PHD, CHt, parttime, Thursday, Friday, Saturday for appointment, (336)463-0001, if not available at the time my cell will answer. True traditional counseling vehicle and hypnosis for self-esteem, stress, etc. Be glad to hear from you.
Deep Creek Baptist Church, 2401 Old Stage Road, Yadkinville, Upward Basketball and Cheerleading, For boys and girls Kindergarten to 6th Grade. Registration is going on now until November 7. $60 for both Basketball and Cheerleading. Basketball shorts are OPTIONAL at a cost of $12. Cheerleading mock turtlenecks are OPTIONAL at a cost of $12. Scholarships are available. Call (336) 408-1455. Everyone MUST attend one basketball evaluation or cheerleading orientation. Orientation will be held at COURTNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GYM ,Sunday, November 4, 2-4, Wednesday, November 7, 6-8, Practices begin – Wednesday, December 5, First Game – Sunday, January 13, 2013 Awards Celebration – Wednesday, March 6, 2013. F0R MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT BARRY ORRELL (336)406-1455.
• 10:30 a.m.—Preschool storytime for ages 2-5 will be held at the Boonville Community Public Library every Thursday. This will consist of stories, songs, and crafts. For more information, call 367-7737. All of our libraries of the NWRL System has access of Ancestry.com for the year of 2012. Patrons can research the web through our libraries for the year. The Boonville Community Public Library is a branch of thirteen libraries of the Northwestern Regional Library System.
•6:30 p.m.-East Bend Happy Quilters Guild, Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month at East Bend Senior Center. For more information call (336)699-3970.
•10 a.m.-The Yadkin River Quilters meet at the Yadkin Senior Center every Tuesday.
•4 p.m.-6:30 p.m.- p.m.-Yadkin Farmers Market,open every Tuesday Evenings , Now closing on Saturdays. Off US 601 North Take a right on Tennessee Rd. beside the Yadkinville Community Park. The Yadkin Farmers Market will be on the left behind the park. Selling fresh in season produce, plants, honey, baked goods, homemade crafts, eggs, muscadines, scuppernong, sweet potatos, pumpkins, crowder peas molasses, herbs, flowers, etc.
If you are in need of clothing for your family members we would like to invite you to visit the Courtney Clothing Closet located in Building C of Courtney Baptist Church. The church is located at 3341 Courtney Church Road. The church is South of Yadkinville off Hwy 601 just pass the Yadkin Valley Telephone offices on Courtney Huntsville Road, then right onto Courtney Church Rd. The hours are Wednesdays 2-4p.m. and Thursdays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information call the church at (336)463-2681.
• A fall men's softball league is being planned at Lone Hickory. If you are interested in putting a team in the league, please call 336-463-2761 as soon as possible.
•We are searching for old photos of Lone Hickory July 4th celebration or other events held at Lone Hickory (ball tournaments, donkey ball game, etc.) If you have photos we can borrow, please call (336)463-2449 or 463-2439 as soon as possible. Photos will be scanned and returned to you.
•6:30 p.m.-Every Thursday of each week we hold a program called TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) weight loss program. Each program has special tips and techniques to help benefit losing those unwanted pounds. Meeting at your local Boonville Community Public Library. Any Questions please call 336-367-7737.
•8 a.m.-New Horizons Adults Day Services is taking donations for their thrift shop, 1917 Old Hwy 421 W. Yadkinville. For more information call 677-1385.
•6 p.m.-Bingo every Tuesday at the Yadkin Moose Lodge. ATTENTION: Effectively immediately! Monthly distributions of USDA Commodity Foods will no longer be distributed at the Moose Lodge in Yadkinville. They will now be distributed on an on-going basis through "partner agencies" of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest N.C. Families needing food assistance will need to contact one of the following agencies: Divino Redentor Catholic Church, 209 Lon Ave. Boonville, 336-367-7067, Tri-County Christian Ministries, 440 W. Main St, Jonesville, 336-526-1089, Yadkin Christian Ministries, 121 W. Elm St. Yadkinville, 336-677-3080, Yadkin Christian Ministries, East Bend, 336-699-4544.
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Earlier today, we published and distributed a story by Ahmad Shafi recounting his experience witnessing a public execution in Kabul in 1998. Since the story was published, it has come to our attention that portions of the piece were copied from a story by Jason Burke, published by the London Review of Books in March 2001. We have removed Shafi's story from our website.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Nov. 13. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Terrance Anthony Jenkins, 42 providing false information, possession of drug paraphernalia
Jennifer Rose Duncan, 24 bank fraud
Justin Layne Horton, 25 assault and battery third degree
Vincent Clifford Culley, 49 criminal domestic violence
Anthony Michael Phillips, 33 assault and battery third degree, malicious injury to a tree or house
Charles Lasale Bates, 34 arson third degree (effective 06/02/10)
Billy McKay Cummings Sr., 53 violation of conditions of parole
Shaquanna Rebecca Walker, 29 hold for Aiken Department of Public Safety for shoplifting, no South Carolina drivers license
Lester Brown Jr., 18 Aiken Department of Public Safety hold for pending warrants
Jacoby Montrell Williams, 23 forgery, value less than $10,000
Cameron Stewart Seely, 26 open container, driving without lights
David Anthony Houser, 30 disorderly conduct/public drunk
Bernard Scott Gymer Jr., 37 hold for South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services
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Honda Cars of Aiken, which is working toward establishing a used vehicle lot on the Southside of the city, hit a small stumbling block Thursday evening.
The Board of Zoning Appeals denied a landscape variance request from the dealership with a five-to-one vote – Board Member Henry Krippner voted against the denial and Jason Price was not present.
Honda Cars of Aiken is looking to expand its business to 399 Silver Bluff Road, where Blockbuster was located until it closed in 2012.
The variances that the dealership requested was to remove shrubbery that surrounds the property. The purpose of those shrubs is to screen several detention areas as well as the fronts of parked vehicles from the road.
The business' General Manager Robert Pennington said the variance was requested so that their inventory could be seen from the road. The current shrubs average 2 to 5 feet in height.
Board Member S.J. Paterniti, who moved to deny the request, said that when he drives by the dealerships located on Jefferson Davis Highway, including Honda Cars of Aiken, he really can't see the vehicles on the large lots when driving by them at the posted speed limit.
"Why is it necessary to really see the cars from the street?" he asked.
With the property being located at the corner of Silver Bluff and Pine Log roads, there is a high amount of traffic, which means the lot could be highly visible to many potential customers, Pennington said. With stop lights and a slower speed limit, there are more opportunities to see the inventory, he said.
Pennington added they would aim for a more "golf course appearance" with the landscaping.
The business was planning to plant grass in the area where the shrubs are located and was willing to plant a row of evergreen bushes that would mature to 12 inches tall.
Several issues with the request were cited by board members, including a concern with safety as it was said that the shrubs keep pedestrians from tripping or falling into the detention areas that the plants are currently screening.
Editor's note: This version of this story has been updated to correct the name of Robert Pennington, Honda Cars of Aiken general manager. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
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Burger City Guides: Hugh Acheson's Favorite Burgers in Athens, GA
Born and raised in Ottawa, Canada, Hugh Acheson has made a name for himself as a true American chef. He went straight for the heart—and gullet—of our country's food scene: the South. The Top Chef judge has won two James Beard awards, one for his cookbook A New Turn in the South, and one for Best Chef Southeast, and he is the chef/partner of the Athens, Georgia, restaurants Five and Ten and The National, as well as the Atlanta restaurant Empire State South. Here are four of his favorite burgers in his hometown of Athens. More


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team posted a 6-1 win at Georgia Southern this afternoon. The Lady Mocs improve to 16-3 overall and 5-3 in Southern Conference action. The 16 wins equal last year's total and are the most since posting 17 in 1999.
UTC opened with a 1-0 advantage after winning the doubles point. Junior Alexa Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) and freshman Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) remained undefeated in SoCon action at 6-0 with an 8-2 win over Natalie Maffett and Stephanie Woods at No. 2.
Paola Garrido and Mary Phillips Smith evened the doubles with a 9-7 win over sophomore Kaylene Chadwell (Franklin, Tenn.) and Kayla Jones (Memphis, Tenn.) at No. 1. Senior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) and sophomore Claire Mulyadi (Semarang, Indonesia) clinched the point with their 8-6 win over Jordana Klein and Caitlin Kitchen at No. 3.
Coots won her seventh-straight singles match with a (6-1, 6-1) victory over Maffett at No. 5. Coots has won 14-straight sets and has only dropped 13 games in her current winning streak. She is 22-6 overall, 14-3 in the spring and 6-2 in SoCon matches.
Flynn also continued her winning ways, posting her sixth win in a row over Phillips Smith (6-1, 6-2). She is 10-2 in the spring and 5-2 in league matches. Jones clinched the win with her (6-4, 6-3) victory over Woods at No. 3. She leads the Lady Mocs with a 28-4 overall mark. She is also 17-2 in the spring and 6-2 in SoCon matches.
Nurik also won her 20th singles match of the day while freshman Katie Polk (Woodstock, Ga.) posted her seventh-straight victory.
UTC stays on the road on Sunday with a trip to the College of Charleston. Match time is set for 11:00 a.m. (E.D.T.) in Charleston, S.C.
Chattanooga 6, Georgia Southern 1
Apr 06, 2013 at Georgia Southern University (Hanner Tennix Complex)
Doubles competition
1. Paola Garrido/M. Phillips Smith (GSU) def. Kaylene Chadwell/Kayla Jones (UTC) 9-7
2. Alexa Flynn/Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Natalie Maffett/Stephanie Woods (GSU) 8-2
3. Jenna Nurik/Claire Mulyadi (UTC) def. Jordana Klein/Caitlin Kitchen (GSU) 8-6
Singles competition
1. Jenna Nurik (UTC) def. Paola Garrido (GSU) 6-1, 6-2
2. Jordana Klein (GSU) def. Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) 6-3, 3-0, retired
3. Kayla Jones (UTC) def. Stephanie Woods (GSU) 6-4, 6-3
4. Alexa Flynn (UTC) def. M. Phillips Smith (GSU) 6-1, 6-2
5. Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Natalie Maffett (GSU) 6-1, 6-1
6. Katie Polk (UTC) def. Caitlin Kitchen (GSU) 6-3, 6-3
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (5,4,3,2,1,6)


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A partnership with the Ashe County Farmer's Market and the Out Grow Hunger Program increased the potential for growth as a new orchard was installed at Ashe County High School last month.
"Out Grow hunger is an initiative of Ashe Outreach Ministries through which the ultimate goal is to join a community together through growing and giving," said the program's development manager Jane Gardener.
Agriculture extension agent Travis Birdsell said, "One goal of the Out Grow Hunger program is to have a perennial orchard through which students can connect with the food they are eating."
Eventually, the hope is that the orchards will provide enough food that every child in the school will have access to fresh fruit for a healthy snack, said Birdsell.
The orchard at ACHS is the fourth orchard made possible by this program, with three others at the county's elementary schools planted last spring. The orchards are designed the same way with the same plants, so that as the students progress from school to school, they will have a sense of continuity.
According to Daniel Calhoun, the horticulture teacher, the high school's orchard is comprised of two pear trees, two peach trees, eight apple trees, two cherry trees and 10 blueberry bushes provided by Ron and Suzanne Joiner, John Roberts and Glen Sullivan.
"Most of the plants will bear fruit in the late summer months when the students are coming back from summer break. We hope to add three more early-fruiting apple trees that would bear fruit in May before they leave for summer," said Calhoun. Gardener said they also intend to add raspberry bushes so the orchard can have a full variety of fruit.
The results, while promising, will not be immediate.
"The reality of it is that it will probably be three to four years before the trees start producing fruit, but in the meantime, we're hoping we'll have other opportunities, maybe through the farmer's market, to bring fresh fruit into the schools so that students can get an idea of the different varieties of fruit they'll eventually be producing," said Gardener.
"Our seniors probably won't see fruit on the trees, but they can know they had a part in getting it started and can come back years from now and see how it has progressed," Calhoun said.
"The orchard is a great learning lab for students to see the little things they can do to affect the plants' growth from soil fertility to pruning. It is also an opportunity to provide food not only to the student body but to the community as well, so what the orchard does extends beyond the students I see in class," said Calhoun.
Birdsell, who works in conjunction with classes on educational programs, said, "Within the horticulture classes, students learn to prune and graft the trees. This process must be completed every year, so each new group of students gets a graft from a tree that they can then plant at home."
"The great thing about this program is that it connects kids from across all different socioeconomic backgrounds with the common ground of growing food," said Birdsell.
The orchards are only part of what Out Grow Hunger does.
In an effort to eliminate food insecurity, address child nutrition and empower the poor, Out Grow Hunger gives out fresh local produce through food pantries and uses it in preparing community meals and mobile meals. The program also educates participants about the ability to provide food by growing a garden and provides classes for gardening skills, cooking, and preserving.
For more information on the Out Grow Hunger initiative visit http://soc.brwia.org/out-grow-hunger.html.


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Keith Pittman James, 26, was arrested Feb. 3 on charges of armed robbery, simple battery, and burglary. The victim of the crime was his grandfather.
James was in court April 11 asking for bond. He was represented in the hearing by attorney Janelle Calhoun, and bond was opposed by District Attorney Gregory Bushway.
The prosecutor told the court that James lives with his grandparents. He said the grandfather went to the door on the day of the crime to find one of his grandson's friends with his grandson beside him holding a baseball bat.
"The friend grabbed the grandfather, took him to the floor and took his wallet," Bushway said.
The prosecutor said James has a history of mental issues and a mental evaluation has been ordered.
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In 2004 I went to work for a consulting firm because I like variety, challenges, working with new technologies, etc. However, I've been a developer for 25 years - and spent the majority of my career as a direct-hire (12 years) then as an independent consultant for another 3 years (ah the DotCom bubble!) for one firm. So my instincts are more like a good internal developer than a consultant.
My problem is what I call the "catch-22" of consulting. You go into consulting because you want to work at a lot of different engagements, but if you do a really good job your clients never want to let you go. And of course the salespeople are happy to keep you billing (and don't want to alienate a good customer) So my question is – how do I overcome this? I have had some colleagues who had just the right type of "arrogance" (for lack of a better term) that made them initially attractive to some clients, but would grate on them over time – but that just isn't my style. I want to do good work and be successful for my clients, but be able to "gracefully" move on after a reasonable amount of time.


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May 19, 2010
Cal State Northridge track & field continued to reap the awards following its second of back-to-back men's and women's championships. The Matadors picked up five of the eight awards as announced by the Big West Conference on Wednesday, May 19.
On the women's side, junior Desirae Gonder was named Field Athlete of the Year, freshman Tiana Webberley was named Women's Freshman of the Year and Don Strametz was named Women's Co-Coach of the Year. For the men, senior Lance Gonzales was tabbed Men's Field Athlete of the Year and Strametz earned Men's Coach of the Year accolades.
Gonder, a junior from Bakersfield, Calif., becomes just the second Northridge woman to win Big West Field Athlete of the Year honors and first since La'Shana Verdon in 2006. Gonder scored 34 points by herself as Matador women won their fifth straight Big West title. Gonder inished second in the heptathlon with a lifetime-best 5,512 points, put up a third place finish in the high jump with a season-best effort of 5-10.75 (1.80) and was also third in the long jump at 19-05.25 (5.92). In addition to her performance in the field events, she also ran the 200 meters, 100 meter hurdles and was part of the conference champion 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams.
Webberley, a freshman from Palmdale, Calif., made it four Northridge freshman in the last six years to take home Women's Freshman of the Year honors. Webberley won the pole vault clearing a height of 12-4.75 (3.78). She was the only vaulter to surpass 12 feet during the competition and won the title at her first Big West Championship meet. She joins Julie Eze (2005), Jere Summers (2006) and Precious Watkins (2009) as Northridge's Freshman of the Year.
Gonzales, a senior from Murrieta, Calif., also completed an impressive all-around competion for the Matador men who won their second straight title and third in the last four years. Gonzales was third in the decathlon (6,995 pts.), won the high jump with a lifetime-best 6-10.25 (2.09), was second in the javelin at 204-9 (59.22) and seventh in the long jump at 23-1.75 (7.05). He single-handedly accounted for 29 of Northridge's 173 points at the Championships. Among the league's top marks, Gonzales is in the top 10 in the javelin, high jump, triple jump, long jump and decathlon.
Strametz added to his impressive list of accomplishments earning Coach of the Year honors for the seventh time on the women's side and fifth time for the men. In leading the women's squad to their fifth straight Big West crown, Strametz's women's teams are now tied with Utah State with seven Big West Women's Championships. He shares Women's Coach of the Year honors with Pete Dolan of UC Santa Barbara. Steering the men's squad to their second straight title and fifth in the last seven years, Strametz earned his third Men's Coach of the Year honor in the past four years. This also marks the sixth consecutive season Strametz has been honored with at least one of the Coach of the Year accolades. The Matador men won six individual titles at the league meet and have two athletes in the top 20 nationally in their respective events. Meanwhile, the Matador women claimed five individual crowns on their way to the history books.
2010 Big West Track & Field Honors
Men's Track Athlete of the Year Charles Jock, UC Irvine
Men's Field Athlete of the Year Lance Gonzales, Cal State Northridge
Men's Freshman of the Year Taylor Herrera, Cal Poly
Men's Coach of the Year Don Strametz, Cal State Northridge
Women's Track Athlete of the Year Ciara Short, Cal State Fullerton
Women's Field Athlete of the Year Desirae Gonder, Cal State Northridge
Women's Freshman of the Year Tiana Webberley, Cal State Northridge
Women's Co-Coach of the Year Pete Dolan, UC Santa Barbara Don Strametz, Cal State Northridge


text: I admit it. I'm a gadget nerd. I like having the latest computer, newest smartphone. I think Best Buy is one step from heaven. The now defunct Comp USA–I could spend hours there. I roam the aisles of Home Depot looking at plumbing. Of course, when you have something that works, you keep it. That may be why I've started again using 30-year-old Electrolux canister-style vacuum cleaners in my summer house. Reason I have two: one I inherited from my late parents before they moved from Worcester, MA down to Sanibel Island, FL; the second my mom gave to me and my husband as an anniversary gift the first year we were married (we'll be hitting number 31 in a couple weeks). We have a built in central vacuum in the house, but, you know something, it never really worked. So I keep one vacuum on the first floor and another on the second. (Vacuum #2 made its way here when I got all gadgetty and purchased one of those neato red Electolux models a few years ago, though the old one worked perfectly well.) Yes, this post is really about vacuums, but not so much about Electrolux as about Dustbusters. I have three here, one for every floor. And, as they are battery-run and rely on repeated re-charges, after 20 years they're not doing such a good job and I have to replace them. So there I am, Ms. Gadget 2011, and I go online to buy one, and, well, they look like something from a spaceship. Thinking that can't be right, I go to a Home Depot and find that 1) there are many different brands. Not everything in the world is made by Black & Decker and 2) they all look like they could fit into the decor of Space Station Deep Space Nine. So now I don't know what to choose. None of them will transport me to the future or clean my windows. And, yes, I'm sticking with Black & Decker. They're one reliable company. Too bad they won't let me take them out for a test drive the way I would a new car. So help me choose–left to right, A,B,C. Comments please.


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Big Fish is big, and Little Fish is little. Big Fish wants to catch Little Fish, but Little Fish is very crafty. Big Fish had better watch out! With simple text, the use of opposites (above/below, inside/outside), and the beautiful, bold illustrations of pop artist Ed Heck, this book is sure to swim its way into the hands of kids everywhere!
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In these plans, you do not need a referral for specialist services. In-network inpatient, outpatient, and diagnostic services are covered at 80% after the deductible is satisfied. Out-of-network coverage for these services is covered at 60% after the deductible has been satisfied. Some services have a co-pay amount which is not subject to the deductible. For example, an office visit to an in-network Primary Care Physician simply requires a $15 co-pay. Several routine services such as annual well-woman exams and well-child immunizations also require only the $15 co-pay if an in-network provider is used. In-network coverage for routine mammograms and routine PSA testing is at 100%.


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Hilbert assumes no responsibility for damage to or loss of any vehicle or its contents at any time that it is operated or parked on campus.
A person who registers a vehicle is responsible for assuring the vehicle is operated to conform with all campus regulations regardless of who drives the vehicle.
Weather conditions do not affect the applicability of enforcement of these regulations. These regulations apply all year long, including academic breaks.
- Vehicle Registration
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Vehicle Registration
All vehicles operated by Hilbert students, faculty and staff must be registered with campus safety and have a valid parking permit properly displayed to park on campus. Parking permits have an expiration date.
To register a vehicle, go to:
Hilbert Campus Safety
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Registration period at the start of the semester
7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday through Friday
After hours - call 479-1233 or use a red emergency phone in Bogel Hall
Vehicles must be registered within five days of being brought on campus.
- Hilbert students, faculty or staff who wish to obtain a parking permit may be requested to present proper identification or vehicle registration papers upon request.
- You may not obtain a permit for another person's vehicle.
- Parking permits are generally non-transferable, however, transferable permits may be obtained upon request. Permits for multiple vehicles are also available.
- Lost or stolen permits must be replaced immediately.
- Hilbert parking permits may not be reproduced or altered.
Parking Permit Placement
Hilbert parking permits must be displayed on the rearview mirror of the vehicle and be clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle.
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Visitor Parking
Visitors to Hilbert must park in visitor lot G located between McGrath Library and the maintenance building or lot H between the library and Franciscan Hall.
- Parking is restricted to marked spaces. Parking outside of marked spaces is prohibited.
- Vehicles may not be parked so as to obstruct traffic or access to ramps or loading areas, nor may they interfere with normal college operational activities or create a hazard. Vehicles parked in such a manner are subject to tow.
- Double parking is prohibited.
- Parking on grass, sidewalks, crosswalks, service drives, fire lanes, maintenance zones, or on the street, unless properly marked, is prohibited. Violators will be subject to immediate towing or immobilizing.
- A reasonable amount of time will be granted for loading or unloading of vehicles. No vehicle may park in the roadway in front of the residence hall in excess of 15 minutes.
- Unauthorized parking in spaces marked reserved is prohibited.
- Disabled vehicles or abandoned vehicles may be towed at the owner's expense. If your vehicle becomes disabled, contact campus safety at 479-1233 or use one of the emergency phones in Bogel Hall.
- Major repairs to vehicles may not be performed on campus.
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- The speed limit is 20 mph at Hilbert and must be obeyed at all times.
- Driving or parking on service drives, sidewalks, paths, grass, off road, or curbs is prohibited.
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- Tearing down, altering, defacing, or removing a traffic control device or sign is prohibited.
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Bicycles, motorbikes and motorcycles are permitted on the Hilbert campus and are subject to the same regulations as cars. Bicycles are to be placed in bike racks located on campus.
Hilbert students, faculty or staff operating motorbikes or motorcycles must register these vehicles with campus safety.
To register a motorbike or motorcycle, go to:
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Registration period at the start of the semester
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All vehicles and parking regulations at Hilbert are subject to enforcement 24 hours a day throughout the year, including summer. Permits are valid only when properly attached to the assigned vehicle.
The accumulation of three or more unpaid violations may result in the loss of driving privileges on campus. Further violations may be referred to the Office of Student Life.
The person whose name is on record at campus safety will be responsible for the violation. You may request an appeal from Matthew Schamann. Fines may be paid at the:
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Commission Chairman Preston Hawkins began by thanking the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for the half-million-dollar grant that funded the majority of the project.
He also introduced the men who donated the land, Jimmy Goolsby and T.J. Heath.
"This property is somewhat historic," Goolsby said. "It once belonged to the Cook family and was eventually sold to some developers. After coming into my hands, it now belongs to the county.
"In my opinion, this is God's plan."
Hawkins said he was grateful to Goolsby, who even gave the county the opportunity to pick the site.
"I thank them for what they have done for the citizens of this county," he said. "I also want to thank Ann Carter, who is the senior center site manager, and all of the county departments that made this possible."
Hawkins mentioned Freddie Wiggins and the water department, John Lowe and the public works department, Bobby Bonner and the maintenance department, along with Matt Goins of the recreation department, who all worked on the site.
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Saturday, July 13, 2013
Lauren Rebecca Sykes and Nicholas Burke Stoltmann were united in marriage at noon on Saturday, May 18, 2013 in Forsyth Park in Savannah. The Rev. Tim Moore officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sykes of North Augusta. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Valentine of North Augusta and Mrs. Millie Sykes and the late Mr. Russell J. Sykes of Easley, S.C.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Stoltmann of Apex, N.C. He is the grandson of Mrs. Suzanne Stoltmann-Dorsey and the late Mr. Henry Stoltmann of Wellesley, Mass. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Jere Weber of Arlington Heights, Ill.
The bride was given in marriage by her parents.
The maid of honor was Ashley Ahl of Columbia, friend of the bride. The matron of honor was Kaitlin Eaves Cunningham of Augusta. Bridesmaids were Amanda Stoltmann of Cary, N.C. and Lauren Stoltmann of Apex, N.C., both sisters of the groom.
The best man was Brad Worsham of Charleston, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Zach Sykes of Columbia, brother of the bride and Bill Blackburn of Raleigh, N.C. and Jim Belcher of Cary, N.C., friends of the groom.
The couple's reception was held at 10 Downing in Savannah. Their wedding trip destination was Disney World. The couple will reside in Charlotte.
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Sometimes people forget to write descriptive subjects when they send mail. Sometimes they just drop some files there and send a message with a blank body. And if the attached files have names like 1.doc, your chances to find that mail later are almost null. Unfortunately, Gmail doesn't have an annotation feature that would let you insert some comments in a mail you've just received. To make sure you'll find that messages, you could send a reply to yourself that contains a small description of the attachments.
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Crikey Moses, I just sent my first bulk email comms to around 500 people telling them about the site. Only EVERYONE we have ever known with a working email address, so nothing to worry about then. What's the worst that can happen? They think it's naff, I suppose…. Result? EVERYONE we've ever known is laughing at us…..OMG is it too late to change my mind?!
Spent most of this week trying to get my primeval brain around the marvels of MailChimp. Chimp indeed. Monkeys pressing buttons seems an apt analogy at this point. Take this as a universal apology, friends, if you receive 37 identical emails from us – I'm still climbing the learning ladder…
Our first test ad has gone out and I am sitting watching the stats by the second. So sad.
In family matters, I have recorded a few events this week, one of which was George's summer camp. Homesick – worst possible nightmare. Picture this – George a bit upset, so talk to me on the phone. Now a lot upset. Mummy also now upset…more upset than George. So upset in fact that Wednesday is a complete write-off as mummy has to stop for a cry every 15 minutes or so, and can't be parted from her mobile phone. There is no hope. Anyway, turned out my brave soldier was actually better than me in the end – he marched on and made it to the end of the 3 day adventure. Returned home happy, if slightly 'feral' in nature, but in one beautiful piece.
One thing I will say is this – being my own boss meant that I could spend half term with my homesick puppy – as a full-time working mum for the past 10 years of his life, I've never before had the opportunity to truly be there for him at the drop of a hat. Magic.
Anyway, here's to the success of my new business. Long may she keep me away from the infernal commute!


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Dec, 8 2014 Source: paulmccartney.com
Today sees the global release of Paul's latest single 'Hope For The Future' taken from the biggest entertainment release of the year; the video game 'Destiny'. Get it now from iTunes by clicking HERE! The video for the single also received its world premiere today on Wired. Watch it below: The release comes with four exclusive mixes: 1) 'Hope For The Future (Main)' 2) 'Hope For The Future (Thrash)' 3) 'Hope For The Future (Beatsession Mix)' ... more
Jan, 27 2014 Source: paulmccartney.com
Sunday night saw Paul taking home five awards from this year's GRAMMYs, his biggest ever win at the ceremony. Paul was nominated for and won: * 'Best Rock Song' for 'Cut Me Some Slack' which he co-wrote with Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear. * 'Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package' for last year's 'Wings Over America' re-issue. * 'Best Surround Sound Album' for 'Live Kisses'. * 'Best Music Film' ... more
Jan, 27 2014 Source: thebeatles.com
On February 7, 1964, The Beatles arrived at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, greeted by scores of screaming, swooning fans who rushed the gate to catch a glimpse of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr as they took their first steps on American soil. Two nights later, on Sunday, February 9, 74 million viewers in the U.S. and millions more in Canada tuned in to CBS to watch The Beatles make their American ... more
Nov, 18 2013 Source: macca-central.com
See the premiere of The Beatles new animated video "Words of Love" below! The video of The Beatles performing the Buddy Holly song "Words of Love" appears on 'On Air - Live at the BBC Volume 2' available now. On Air's 63 tracks, none of which overlaps with The Beatles' first BBC release, include 37 previously unreleased performances and 23 previously unreleased recordings of in-studio banter and conversation between the band's members and their BBC radio hosts.. ... more
Oct, 21 2013 Source: macca-central.com
THE BEATLES 'ON AIR - LIVE AT THE BBC VOLUME 2' AND ITS ACCLAIMED, REMASTERED PREDECESSOR, 'LIVE AT THE BBC,' AVAILABLE NOW FOR GLOBAL DIGITAL PRE-ORDER EXCLUSIVELY ON ITUNES Both Volumes to Make Their Global Digital Debuts on November 11, Exclusively on iTunes London – October 21, 2013 - In 1994, The Beatles' Live at the BBC was released to worldwide acclaim - hitting number one in the U.K., number three in the U.S. and selling more ... more
Sep, 18 2013 Source: abc.go.com
On Monday, September 23, "Jimmy Kimmel Live" will kick off the broadcast season by taking over Hollywood Boulevard for two consecutive nights. On Monday, September 23, Paul McCartney will make his first appearance on "JKL." Paul McCartney, who will be performing songs chosen from the most beloved catalog in popular music--spanning his entire career--as a solo artist, member of Wings and of course The Beatles. This will mark McCartney's first appearance on "JKL." McCartney will join Kimmel in studio ... more
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October 14th (15th in the US) will see the release of Paul's first album of brand NEW solo material in six years. Yesterday the tracklisting was revealed: Save Us (produced by Paul Epworth) Alligator (produced by Mark Ronson) On My Way to Work (produced by Giles Martin) Queenie Eye (produced by Paul Epworth) Early Days (produced by Ethan Johns) New (produced by Mark Ronson) Appreciate (produced by Giles Martin) Everybody Out There (produced by Giles Martin) Hosanna ... more
Sep, 14 2013 Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Sir Paul McCartney's new album will see him return to an EMI record label - six years after he left the company and branded it "boring". The musician will issue his next release, called New, next month and it has emerged today that it will come out through Virgin EMI in the UK. He had been with EMI or its subsidiary Parlophone for 45 years until he exited in 2007, choosing to release his Memory Almost Full ... more
Sep, 12 2013 Source: macca-central.com
Last month, whilst getting ready to go on stage at Regina, Paul McCartney was caught on camera performing an impromptu version of New. This quickly turned into an acoustic performance when Paul was joined by the rest of his band for a run-through the song. Check out the video! New will be released in the US on October 15th. If you are interested in reviewing or hosting a giveaway for New please inquire. And please share ... more
Sep, 12 2013 Source: ultimateclassicrock.com
As we reported back in June, Paul McCartney;recorded a track with Italian electronic musician Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo, who works under the name the Bloody Beetroots. The song, 'Out of Sight,' has just been released. You can hear the song below. 'Out of Sight' features McCartney lending his vocals to a cinematic arrangement of swirling keyboards and beats. For the verses, the clutter drops out to reveal a more conventional piano-bass-drums sound, with the mix returning to overtake ... more
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UTC drops to 4-2 on the year while APSU improves to 1-2. The loss also snaps Chattanooga's four-match winning streak.
The Mocs jumped out quickly in doubles, taking an early lead in all three matches. Seniors Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.) and Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) were first off the court with an 8-2 win over Dimitar Ristovski and Iago Seffrin at No. 2. The Mocs duo improved to 4-0 as a pair this spring.
The Governors battled back to take the next two doubles matches and a 1-0 lead going into singles play. The doubles point is very important, because without it, a team must win four of six singles matches to claim the victory. UTC has won the doubles in all four wins this season.
The Governors ran out to a quick 3-0 lead with singles wins at No. 3 and No. 4. Barroetavena put the Mocs on the board with his three-set (6-4, 5-7, 6-4) win over Jasmin Ademovic at No. 2. Barroetavena remains undefeated in the spring at 5-0 and is a team-best 13-5 in singles matches this season.
APSU clinched the win when Sean Bailey scored a (7-6, 6-4) win over Roberto Vieira (Bedfordview, South Africa) at No. 1. Tresnan remained undefeated at 4-0 with his win at No. 6 while sophomore Pavels Grigorjevs (Riga, Latvia) scored a win at No. 5.
The Mocs next travel to Murray State on Sunday for a match against the Racers. Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for a full recap.
Austin Peay 4, Chattanooga 3
Feb 08, 2013 at Chattanooga, Tenn. (The Baylor School)
Doubles competition
1. ADEMOVIC, Jasmin/BAILEY, Sean (APSU) def. Roberto Vieira/Chris Smith (UTC) - 8-6
2. Manuel Barroetavena/Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. RISTOVSKI, Dimitar/SEFFRIN, Iago (APSU) - 8-2
3. STORIE, John/TVERIJONAS, Aleksas (APSU) def. Ankit Chopra/Stephen Crofford (UTC) - 8-4
Singles competition
1. BAILEY, Sean (APSU) def. Roberto Vieira (UTC) - 7-6, 6-4
2. Manuel Barroetavena (UTC) def. ADEMOVIC, Jasmin (APSU) - 6-4, 5-7, 6-4
3. RISTOVSKI, Dimitar (APSU) def. Chris Smith (UTC) - 6-4, 6-4
4. TVERIJONAS, Aleksas (APSU) def. Ankit Chopra (UTC) - 6-3, 6-3
5. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. SEFFRIN, Iago (APSU) - 6-1, 6-4
6. Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. BOROWSKI, Evan (APSU) - 6-0, 6-2


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Chicago (48-24-1-6) clinched their third West Division title with Texas' loss to Rockford. The Wolves are guaranteed home ice throughout the first two rounds of the playoffs. The team will open postseason play on Wed., April 14 when they host Milwaukee in Game 1 of the West Division Semifinal.
Center Mike Santorelli put Milwaukee (41-29-2-7) on board 4:48 into the opening frame. Center Dave Scatchard sent Santorelli a pass in the slot, and Santorelli skated across the zone, pulled the puck to his backhand and shot it up and under Wolves netminder Peter Mannino's blocker, near-post.
Defenseman Alexander Sulzer gave the Admirals a two-goal lead at 16:26 of the first period. Off of a faceoff, center Marty Murray dropped the puck back to Sulzer, who ripped a shot through traffic that found the back of the net past a screened Mannino.
With 28 seconds remaining in the period, Murray netted Milwaukee's third goal of the night. Defenseman Teemu Laasko took a hard shot from the point that went just wide, careened off the boards and came out on the other side of the net, where Murray was waiting to shoot the puck into the open goal.
Milwaukee pushed their lead to 4-0 at 11:33 of the second period. Santorelli passed the puck across the zone and Laasko picked up the puck off the boards and took a shot on a hard angle that hit off Mannino's blocker and into the net.
Scatchard made their lead five with 3:44 remaining in the second. Scatchard picked up the puck off a turnover and sent a quick wrister that beat Mannino, glove-side.
Mannino (25-5-1) recorded 16 saves before being replaced by Drew MacIntyre, who stopped five of eight shots, to begin the third period.
Center Kevin Doell put the Wolves on board 52 seconds later. Right wing Spencer Machacek passed the puck out in front of the net and center Riley Holzapfel flipped the puck to Doell who finished off the play by beating Admirals goaltender Mark Dekanich, near-post.
Dekanich (27-16-4) turned aside 23 of the 24 shots he faced in the winning effort.
Scatchard netted his second goal of the game to make it 6-1 on the power play at 5:19 of the third when he skated into the crease and slipped the puck under MacIntyre's five-hole.
Scatchard struck again at 8:56 of the final stanza. Center Van Guilder picked up the puck on a Wolves turnover and sent a centering pass to Scatchard in the slot, who completed his hat trick with a hard shot along the ice that went through MacIntyre's pads and he added his fourth goal of the game at 18:01 to close out the scoring.
The Wolves conclude their regular-schedule schedule against the Grand Rapids Griffins at the Allstate Arena tomorrow, April 10, at 7 p.m.
Chicago 0 1 0 -- 0
Milwaukee 3 2 3 -- 8
First Period---1, Milwaukee, Santorelli 26 (Scatchard, Blum), 4:48; 2, Milwaukee, Sulzer 7 (Murray), 16:26; 3, Milwaukee, Murray 15 (Laasko, Jessiman), 19:32. Penalties---None.
Second Period---4, Milwaukee, Laasko 4 (Santorelli, Sulzer), 11:33; 5, Milwaukee, Scatchard 17 (Thang), 16:16; 6, Chicago, Doell 15 (Holzapfel, Machacek), 17:08. Penalties---Doell, Chicago (roughing), 9:37; Dietrich, Milwaukee (roughing), 9:37; Weller, Chicago (interference), 12:13.
Third Period---7, Milwaukee, Scatchard 18 (Thuresson, Dietrich), 5:19 pp; 8, Milwaukee, Scatchard 19 (Van Guilder), 8:56; 9, Milwaukee, Scatchard 20 (Thuresson, Grant), 18:01. Penalties---Holzapfel, Chicago (interference), 4:51; G. Stewart, Chicago (fighting), 6:18; Grant, Milwaukee (fighting), 6:18; Grant, Milwaukee (cross-checking), 15:51.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 9-8-7--24. Milwaukee: 9-12-8--29. Power plays---Chicago: 0-1. Milwaukee: 1-2. Goalies--Chicago, Mannino (16-21) replaced by MacIntyre (5-8) at 40:00. Milwaukee, Dekanich (23-24). A---9,791. Referee---Jeff Smith. Linesmen---Judson Ritter and Dan Cohen.


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Kent State Wins Prestigious Gold SABRE Award for "Experience for Life" TV CampaignPosted May. 15, 2013
Kent State University earned a Gold SABRE Award for its "Experience for Life" television campaign at the Americas 2013 SABRE Awards that took place on May 7 in New York City. The SABRE Awards is the world's largest and most-sought after public relations awards competition that recognizes superior achievement in branding and reputation. More than 800 public relations and marketing industry leaders attended the awards gala.
Kent State won the award for excellence in the Corporate Reputation/Institutional Image category, edging out four other nominees — Time Warner, Harvard Business School, the Bayer Group, and Kongsberg. The university shares the award with its agency of record Fahlgren Mortine in Columbus, Ohio, that helped to produce the "Experience for Life" television commercials.
"We created a campaign that speaks primarily to academically motivated college-bound students and their families, and tells the story of how Kent State equips our students for a lifetime of success and the challenges of a dynamic workforce," said Iris Harvey, Kent State's vice president for university relations. "This award is for every one of our students, alumni, faculty and staff who has helped to share the story of our university, and who continue to exemplify and give true meaning to our 'Experience for Life' campaign."
Kent State's latest "Experience for Life" television campaign includes four 30-second commercials, and highlights Kent State students in a variety of situations – participating in the classroom, getting advice from faculty, being mentored by successful alumni and competing for academic recognition. To further engage college-bound students, parents and alumni, the campaign includes an online component with digital content to complement the television commercials, and opportunities for Kent State alumni to share their stories about how the university gave them experience for life.
Kent State alumnus and NFL player Josh Cribbs, who graduated in the spring of 2010, is featured in one of the commercials. Cribbs, a two-time Pro Bowler and career leader with eight kickoff return touchdowns with the Cleveland Browns, returned to Kent State to complete his degree after joining the NFL. The commercials also feature a musical score created for Kent State by Mark Mothersbaugh, a Kent State alumnus who founded the new wave band Devo with fellow Kent State students in the 1970s and has become a successful composer.
The commercials aired on several hit network and cable television shows, including "The Big Bang Theory," "American Idol," "Glee," "NCIS" and "Modern Family."
For more information about Kent State's "Experience for Life" campaign and to view the commercials, visit www.kent.edu/experienceforlife.
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Kent State University students Breana Jacobs, a nursing major, and Chad Radke, an entrepreneurship major, appeared in the university's "Experience for Life" television campaign. Kent State won a Gold SABRE Award for the campaign at the Americas 2013 SABRE Awards.
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Reminds me of the story of the good samaritan. Only thing missing is the good samaritan.CHB
Interesting comments everyone. Thanks.We know God loves that man so much that He gave His only begotten Son for him. What else do you think God thinks about him? Where do you think he fits in God's plans?
Hi;Interesting that there is enough food etc on the face of this earth for every one. We have the technolgy to supply the food, shelter and clothes. We have car yards full of cars just sitting there. We have warehouses overflowing with stock. And yet many are homeless, hungry and do not have more clothes than the shirt on their back.Man is basically manipulating for personal gain what should be given freely. This highlights the depravity of the flesh.Without Christ there is NO HOPE.
I think it is not so much that we take our eyes off of Jesus if we do something. I think we must be led by the Spirit in all we do, and steward our lives in the Word.Isa 58:5-12 Is it such a fast that I have chosen? a day for a man to afflict his soul? is it to bow down his head as a bulrush, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him? wilt thou call this a fast, and an acceptable day to the LORD? (6) Is not this the fast that I have chosen? to loose the bands of wickedness, to undo the heavy burdens, and to let the oppressed go free, and that ye break every yoke? (7) Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thy house? when thou seest the naked, that thou cover him; and that thou hide not thyself from thine own flesh? Jas 2:16 And one of you say unto them, Depart in peace, be ye warmed and filled; notwithstanding ye give them not those things which are needful to the body; what doth it profit?As I see more deeply into Jesus, I begin to understand why they crucified Him- He spoke to the people and exposed their works.Beware the leaven of the Pharisees!
Although I wasn't approached by anyone tonight, I was probably approached by Him in my heart; and I'm afraid I failed tonight to be His hands and feet; or to even pass the test of being ready.
I faced a troublesome situation tonight. I went out to get something to eat, and noticed a couple of, what appeared to be, homeless men across the street in the park. Sometimes they approach and ask for something to eat, or money. At times I've carried a little something with me food-wise to hand out, and without going into specifics, have responded in other ways to help. There've been a few times I've said "I don't carry cash on me, just my card" - which is the truth.Tonight, not necessarily in the best of moods (and being honest with you) I had the thought that if I was approached tonight I should just give them whatever food I would bought for myself. Then I thought (I'm ashamed to say) "that's not going to happen". Then I thought along the lines of, but what is the thing to do? What if there were 20 people here who needed food? Would I go into this restaurant and buy for everyone? I could have done so. Then the (carnal) mind says, what's the limit? What are the responsibilities, the right things to do?Scriptures; keep lending out, expecting nothing in return; you can't outgive God; God loves a cheerful giver; care for the widows and orphans.Although I wasn't approached by anyone tonight, I was probably approached by Him in my heart; and I'm afraid I failed tonight to be His hands and feet; or to even pass the test of being ready.


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Cindy Ball, a coaching veteran and former all-conference selection while a player at Pacific, has joined the Cal State Northridge softball program head coach Tairia Flowers announced. Ball most recently spent time as an assistant coach at the University of Washington and will work primarily with the Matadors' pitchers while also helping with the outfielders and other administrative duties.
"Cindy brings an extensive knowledge and passion for the game that will greatly benefit our student-athletes and their development," Flowers said. "Cindy knows the other programs in the conference well and is a great fit with the Matadors."
Ball spent the past three seasons with the Washington Huskies, helping the team qualify for the NCAA Tournament in all three seasons. She worked closely with 2012 All-American pitcher Kaitlin Inglesby and also had jersey retired her alma mater, Pacific, during the 2012 season.
Before her stint in Seattle, Ball was the head coach at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento, Calif. (2009-2010), where she re-started the program after a year break and led them to 25 more wins than the previous season with a 34-17 record in 2008. In 2009, CRC posted an impressive 41-11 record to finish second in the Big 8 Conference and third in Northern California. In her final season at CRC, the team was the No. 1 seed in the North and competed in the Cal JC State Final Four Tournament, finishing the year with a 36-16 record.
For one season prior to CRC, Ball was the head softball coach at Modesto Junior College in Modesto, Calif., where she led the team to a 16 game improvement from the previous season and a Regional Championship.
From 2002-06, Ball was an assistant at her Alma Mater, the University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif. At UOP she was the pitching coach while helping scout, assist with practice plans, monitor students academics and promoting and organizing camps.
Ball also has numerous club coaching and teaching experience throughout Northern California. She sports a master's degree in education from UOP in 2006 and completed her bachelor's degree in sport sciences in 2002.
As a student-athlete for the Tigers (1999-2002), Ball was a two-time NFCA All-American and the Two-Time Big West Pitcher of the Year. She finished her career as the leader in innings pitched (883.1), wins (91), saves (10), strikeouts (761) and shutouts (46). She also broke season records in wins (33), saves (6), shutouts (18) and RBI's (46).
She continued her playing career after her collegiate years were over by playing professionally in Italy in 2002, leading Team Bussolengo to the playoffs. Ball led that team in batting average, home runs and ERA.
In 2004, Ball returned to Stockton, Calif., to play in the National Pro Fastpitch League with the Stockton-Sacramento Sunbirds. From 2008-10 she participated in the Canada Cup where she was an All-Star in 2008 and as a designated player hit .600.


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Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2013, 2014)
2013-14: Specialized in the high jump throughout both the indoor and outdoor seasons…qualified for the ACC Indoor Championships (2/28) in the high jump, placing 11th overall with a personal-best clearance of 5-5.25 (1.66)…cleared the same height at the Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/8), placing sixth in the process…highest finish of the season came at the Dick Taylor Challenge (1/24), placing fifth overall with a mark of 5-5.00 (1.65)…Outdoors, qualified for the ACC Outdoor Championships (4/19) in the high jump, placing 11th overall with a season-best clearance of 5-6.00 (1.67)…opened her outdoor season with a second-place finish at the Carolina Relays (3/21), recording a clearance of 5-5.00 (1.65).
2012-13: The high jump specialist earned a collegiate-best mark of 5-5 (1.65) on three different occasions throughout the indoor season, including the Virginia Tech Challenge where she finished third, the Virginia Tech Invitational where she finished fifth and the Armory Collegiate where she finished 14th overall…earned a mark of 5-4 (1.63) at the ACC Indoor Championships to finish tied for 13th…only competed once during the outdoor season…cleared 5-3 (1.60) to finish fourth at the HPU Vertklasse Meeting.
Prior to Duke: Four-year letterwinner at Hoover High School...two-time All-America honoree (2011, 2012)...member of the 2012 USA junior team that competed at the IAAF World Jr. Championships in Barcelona, Spain...two-time New Balance Nationals Indoor high jump runner- up (2011, 2012)...named to the 2011 USA Today All-America Team...2011 New Balance Nationals outdoor champion in the high jump...four-time All-Ohio honoree...2012 Ohio Division I Outdoor High Jump Champion...two-time Ohio Division I Indoor high jump champion...four-time league champion in the high jump (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)...high jump record holder for Hoover High School, Stark County and Lake Eerie District...AAU National Champion in 2006 and 2007...set the AAU junior Olympic record for 12 year-olds with a high jump of 5-4.25 in 2006...four-time academic All-Ohio (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012).
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Thursday, October 4, 2007
P.D. Blank Paper Toy Template.
Introducing P.D. (Paper Dude). I've been meaning to post this little guy for a while. P.D. is a simple blank DIY template that you can customize yourself. The guy on the far left is the blank and the other three are hand made customs I did with markers. You can catch P.D. here and customize your own. Feel free to take out the eyes and mouth,Slice or Dice and add your own accessories. Make him yours.
All I ask is send me a pic and/or a pdf (if you want to share your P.D with the world) of your custom and I'll share it here.
Or just build him as he is in simple Black and White.
I'll post my first Downloadable P.D. custom this weekend!
18 comments:
- D. Sidhe said...
He's really cute as he is. Which is a good thing, because I'm not terribly creative...
- October 5, 2007 at 1:01 AM
Downloaded the template. Definitely gonna try to make a cool custom.
- October 5, 2007 at 5:39 AM
i will do so, too!
love this big headed guy.. ;)
- October 12, 2007 at 4:01 AM
Hi there, first of all your work is awesome and I was hopping you could send me the pdf file of the blank paper toy template because I try to download it from media fire and the file was not found.
Thanks in advance
Juan Manuel Oropeza
- November 14, 2007 at 10:50 AM
- mike r baker said...
Awesome work, Matt! I love it all!
I used your Paper Dude template to make a toy out of myself. It was a lot of fun - I think I might make some more toys. Thanks!
paper me
- December 3, 2007 at 5:42 PM
i think the link is broken....
- December 11, 2007 at 4:19 PM
- Matt Hawkins said...
I can't figure out why it's not working at the moment. Feel free to e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll send you a copy. I'll try to get this back up in a couple o' days.
- December 11, 2007 at 11:17 PM
- Matt Hawkins said...
Link is fixed for the moment!
Cool Mike somehow I missed your awesome P.D. custom. I've been flirting with the idea of a paper mini me myself.
- December 12, 2007 at 10:04 PM
- freakishlemming said...
Hi, just want to thank you for letting everyone use this great template! I used it to create some caricatures of my girlfriend and a friend. You can see them at http://freakishlemming.deviantart.com -Please let me know if you visit :)
Thanks again!
P.S. You have also been added to my "top blogs" linkage on my wordpress blog
- July 2, 2008 at 5:58 AM
- cécile said...
I really like your Paper-Dude, that's why, I wanted to say thank you for inspiring me!
I made a paper-"loutre" (which means "sea-otter" in french) and I'm going to show her on my blog.
I'll put a link to your site on my blog.
Thanks again.
- July 25, 2008 at 8:23 AM
- Charlotte said...
Here is mine! I really enjoyed doing it!
My own Paper Dude
- November 18, 2008 at 12:51 PM
- xavier.dante said...
i made one and a custom and im thinking of creating my own customisable toy
- December 24, 2008 at 9:30 PM
Thank you so much for posting this. For my Jazz Band class we are taking pictures for the year book and as a cool idea our teacher said we should have action figures of ourselves and take the picture of those. I only have a few days to do it and not so much time so your Paper Dude is a life saver for me. Now I can have a cool looking action figure that isnt mind boggeling complex to put together but still look awesome.
- October 27, 2009 at 8:12 AM
I luv these! They are soooo cute! Thanx for posting it!
- February 24, 2010 at 6:22 PM
- dinnalver said...
Thank you sooo much for posting and sharing the blank template :)
All of ur paper toys are just too good to be expressed with words, lovely ^^b
- February 3, 2011 at 1:43 AM
- Michael Koscielny III said...
Thank you for the fun! I really need something new. I'd post a pic of my Zombie Nation Paper Dude, but I'm not sure if I can on your site. Btw, is Paper Dudes your Facebook page?
- September 9, 2012 at 4:34 PM
- World of Popculture Papercrafts said...
I made a Jonathan Creek Paper Dude for my blog... Here it is http://grapefruitfacespopculturepapercrafts.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/jonathan-creek.html
Thank you for sharing the template (-:
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