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MAKING WAVES explores Philadelphia's historic Boathouse Row, where great rowers and Olympic champions have trained for over 150 years. It looks at the elite world of rowing and how it perpetrates exclusion in subtle ways. Beautifully shot in HD, the documentary focuses on several passionate rowers from diverse backgrounds. Recounting their own experiences in the sport, their stories also reveal how far the sport needs to change to truly reflect today's diverse society. Frances McElroy is director/producer.
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Washington, D.C. (August 18, 2004) - The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) applauded the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today for extending and expanding a pilot program that allows national banks located in states that have higher lending limits for residential real estate loans or small business loans to apply and use the higher lending limits.
"We commend the OCC for extending its pilot program for national banks," said Karen Thomas, ICBA executive vice president and director of regulatory relations. "We are particularly pleased that the OCC has decided to expand the program to include secured agricultural loans-a step ICBA had urged since the inception of the program. This will be especially beneficial for community banks located in rural markets that depend on agricultural lending and that face serious competition from state-chartered banks and the Farm Credit System."
National banks are generally allowed to lend no more than 15 percent of their capital on an unsecured basis-plus an additional 10 percent secured by readily marketable collateral-to a single borrower. Many states have established higher limits for the banks they charter. In June 2001, the OCC started a three-year pilot program that allowed well-run national banks to lend up to the state limit-but no more than 25 percent of capital-to single borrowers for small business and certain residential loans. The OCC is now renewing the pilot program for another three years, or until June 11, 2007, and expanding it to include agricultural loans.
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On June 3, 2011 the District 17 Drug Task Force served a search warrant on the home of Dustin Hunter in Rattan. Upon entering the dwelling Deputy Wilkerson found Hunter in the back yard and Dana Mitchell standing on a trail behind the residence. Deputy Wilkerson removed two loaded hand guns off of Hunter's person and then Hunter was served with a search warrant.
Upon searching the shed close to where Hunter was served the warrant, law enforcement found a camouflage bag with many items used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine (ice crystals, mason jars, Coleman fuel, coffee filters, cold pack, muritic acid, plastic hoses with white residue). In the bedroom there was a large number of firearms and three glass smoking devices.
Drug Task Force Agent Hedgecock spoke with Mitchell and she said that she was currently living in the residence because Hunter had back surgery and she was helping him with house work and cooking. Hedgecock asked her if the female clothing and baby items in the north bedroom were hers and she responded yes. Hedgecock asked her what she was doing down behind the house in the dark and she told me that they had burned some trash because her daughter had an accident earlier that day.
Agent Hedgecock spoke to Hunter about the findings. Hunter stated that the lab was not his but he allowed someone else to cook there for part of the meth. Hedgecock then asked him about the pipes in the room and he told the officer that he used the meth for his back pain because the pills were not working. Hedgecock also asked him why he had two guns on him and he stated it was because of the snakes and informed Hedgecock that his probation would be up on June 13th. Hedgecock then asked Hunter what Mitchell was doing down behind the house and he stated that she was checking the potatoes.
Hedgecock then walked over to where Mitchell was standing when the warrant was served and found a black bag that had been thrown under a trailer. The bag contained numerous used glass meth pipes, plastic bag with a powder inside (which field tested positive for meth) a set of digital gram scales and a Orcschen's reward card.
Behind where Hunter had told the office that the potatoes were planted Hedgecock found a white bucket that contained a HCL generator that was in operation and still gassing off into a glass cup. Next to the bucket was a bottle that appeared to be onepot methamphetamine lab.
On both individual's (Hunter & Mitchell) cell phones where text messages. On Mitchell's there was a message asking if they had any they wanted to get rid of. On Hunter's there were messages that appeared to be asking people to get items that are known to be used to manufacture meth. All items collected were properly sealed and transported to the Drug Task Force evidence locker.
Hunter is being charged with Manufacturing of CDS/Possession of Material with the Intent to Manufacture (Felony); Unlawfully possession of a Controlled Drug with intent to Distribute (Felony); Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony (Felony); Maintaining Place for Keeping /Selling Controlled Substance (Felony); Conspiracy (Felony); and Unlawfully Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (Misdemeanor).
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PITTSBURGH, PA — The 2011 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference All-Conference soccer teams were released and, for the fourth year in a row, Alyssa Hulbert has been recognized as one of the top players in the women's soccer league. Hulbert caps her final season off with a repeat First Team All-Conference selection in both her junior and senior years after spending a season on the Second Team as well as the Honorable Mention squad her first two terms.
The Tonawanda, NY native led the Hawks in scoring earning 26 points off a combination of 11 goals and 4 assists. Hulbert was a constant threat to the opposing team's defense finishing the year with 64 shots (36 on goal). The midfielder ranked 4th in goals, 3rd in goals per game, and 6th in points once all the dust settled after the AMCC play-offs.
Hulbert nailed the game winning PK in a 2-1 overtime win against Thiel (9/22) then followed that up with another game-decider against Pitt-Greensburg to open AMCC play (9/24). With two goals and an assist against Chatham University (9/20), Hulbert finished that week with 11 points and was named as the AMCC Offensive Player of the Week on September 26.
She completed her senior year with two or more goals on three different occasions and scored her only hat-trick in 2011 in the team's lopsided victory over Penn State Beaver.
The Hawks finished with a 7-10 overall and 2-7 AMCC record putting them in 8th place.
Thirty-three soccer players and one coach are recognized for their contributions to their team's success by the conference coaches at the completion of each season. The AMCC names a Newcomer of the Year, a Player of the Year and a Coach of the Year as well as 11 players (3 forwards, 4 midfielders, 3 defenders and 1 goalie) to the All-Conference First, Second and Third teams.
Bryan Weimerskirch (La Roche) was named the Newcomer of the Year; for the second year in a row Alexander Rouse (Medaille) and Toby Abdul-Razaq (Pitt-Bradford) have to share the Co-Players of the Year award, and Darek Panol (Pitt-Bradford) was honored as the men's soccer Coach of the Year.
Maddie Monte (Penn State Behrend) was named the Newcomers of the Year; Valerie Wagner (Penn State Behrend) was the Player of the Year and Michael Idland (Pitt-Bradford) was honored as the women's soccer Coach of the Year.
The women's volleyball All Conference teams were also released with twenty-one players (7 players per squad) and one coach receiving recognition. Robin Tabaka (Penn State Altoona) was named the Newcomer of the Year; Meghan Fahy (Medaille College) as the Player of the Year and Phil Peterman from Penn State Altoona took home the Coach of the Year award.
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PHOENIX -- October is here and for many that means pumpkin patches and haunted houses and Oktoberfests.
For others, it means high heels, corsets and fishnets - and not just for trick or treating.
Starting Oct. 25, Phoenix's own Broadway Bound and Gagged (BBnG), formerly Midnight Mayhem, will perform five screenings of the cult classic "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," spreading the "Time Warp" all across the Valley.
BBnG is the Valley's longest-running volunteer shadowcast, which means the troupe acts out the entire film as it plays, complete with screen-accurate mannerisms, props and costumes.
Director Gail Antoinette of Glendale, 34, has been a part of a Valley shadowcast for over 12 years.
While BBnG performs at least one show a month, Antoinette said they always ramp up the shows and rehearsals during the Halloween season.
"['Rocky Horror'] has been a Halloween tradition for 38 years now and it's time to come out and have fun," she explained. "We do our best shows during Halloween. The audiences are always amazing."
The original 1975 rock musical features virginal couple Brad Majors (Barry Bostwick) and Janet Weiss (Susan Sarandon) who get a flat tire in a thunderstorm. They make their way to a castle, which turns out to be inhabited by an alien race, led by the cross-dressing, multisexual Dr. Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry).
Despite the film's R-rating for strong language and adult content, the movie -- simply called "Rocky" among adoring fans -- has become most popular among teenagers and 20-somethings, especially those who do not feel like they belong or are searching for their gender or sexual identity.
Matthew Weddig of NPR recently explored the "Rocky Horror" shadowcast community, in addition to recounting his own personal, positive experiences with the film.
"Rocky Horror" shadow casts with plus-size performers reenacting the scantily-clad antics of the film would certainly seem to portray a positive body relationship, and those involved in these communities are nothing but enthusiastic about their experiences.
Hunter Terrell, 28, of Flagstaff, has performed in "Rocky" for seven years, and he could not agree more with Weddig's sentiments.
"I like putting out good energy," Terrell said. "I like having a positive sexiness that isn't degrading or objectifying. We help you find what is inherent inside you and pull it out."
Cast member Kerri Grove, 18, also of Flagstaff, first saw the movie with her father two years ago. She fell in love with the movie's message and yearned to be a part of the cult classic.
"['Rocky'] is an accepting community that draws people to it, rather than away," Grove said. "You can just be yourself, and that's rare these days. No one is judging you, you know? If you're gay, you're safe here. If you're straight, you're safe here."
Antoinette, a mother of four, will sometimes bring her two teenage sons to the shows.
"It (the movie) deals with the timeless issue of acceptance," Antoinette explained. "The issues that are facing Brad and Janet and the other characters, like exploration of self, those exist today, as they did back then."
Just like Dr. Frank-N-Furter sings at the film's climax, BBnG hopes you "don't dream it, be it" -- maybe by even joining their troupe.
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SUMTER — For the better part of a 1½ quarters, the Sumter High School football team was holding its own against undefeated North Augusta on Friday.
Then things quickly got away from the Gamecocks.
With the game tied 7-7, the high-powered Yellow Jackets (5-0) reeled off 21 points over the final six minutes of the first half and went on to a 42-14 victory at Sumter Memorial Stadium.
"This was a really disappointing game for us," said Gamecock (1-3) head coach Reggie Kennedy. "We thought we'd turned a corner with our offense last week (in a 45-0 victory over Lakewood), but we took a step back tonight.
"Our defense didn't play bad tonight, but they were on the field too much. We did a good job, but North Augusta struck quick."
A 24-yard punt return by Willie McCloud set North Augusta up at the Sumter 49. The Jackets, who had outscored their opponents 189-22 coming into the game, went 10 plays for the touchdown. Quarterback Trib Reece threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Dre Dunbar with 6:29 remaining in the second quarter. Blake Busby's extra point made it 14-7.
North Augusta defensive back Mike Chavous then intercepted a pass from Sumter quarterback James Barnes and returned it 26 yards to the Sumter 11. McCloud, who rushed 108 yards on 22 carries, went in from 3 yards out to make it 21-7 with 5:07 left.
After a Gamecock drive stalled, North Augusta took over with 1:41 left in the half. It chose to try and stick the ball in the end zone again and was successful. Reece connected with wide receiver Jaleel Bryant for a 47-yard touchdown pass with 18 seconds left to make the halftime score 21-7.
Reece completed 13 of 19 passes for 186 yards and three touchdowns in the first half. He had a 96-yard scoring run on a quarterback draw in the fourth.
Neither team could do much offensively in the second half until midway through the fourth quarter.
Sumter's only score in the second half came on a 90-yard kickoff return by Ky'Jon Tyler immediately following Reece's long run.
The Gamecocks had just 198 yards of total offense, only 55 coming on the ground. Barnes was 15-for-36 for 143 yards and two interceptions.
The Yellow Jackets got their first score when Reece hooked up with Dunbar for a 30-yard touchdown pass with 4:44 remaining in the first quarter.
Sumter tied the game on a wild 54-yard touchdown pass from Barnes to Tyler. Tyler was matched up against North Augusta cornerback Mannie Ogletree when Barnes went up top to him. The ball was thrown just short, allowing Ogletree to bat the ball into the air. He fell down, but Tyler tipped the ball again before controlling it and going in for the score to tie the game at 7-7 with 1:09 to go in the first quarter.
First Quarter
NA–Dre Dunbar 30 pass from Trib Reece (Blake Busby, kick) 4:44.
S–Ky'Jon Tyler 54 pass from James Barnes (Vincent Watkins, kick) 1:09
Second Quarter
NA–Dunbar 7 pass from Reece (Busby, kick) 6:29.
NA–Willie McCloud 3 run (Busby, kick) 5:07
NA–Jaleel Bryant 47 pass from Reece (Busby, kick) 0:22.
Fourth Quarter
NA–Reece 96 run (Busby, kick) 7:27.
S–Tyler 90 kickoff return (Watkins, kick) 7:15.
NA–Reece 3 run (Busby, kick) 4:01
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I was out in the garden shed today and found a spider on the door of it. It has a black shiny body and red markings on the back of the abdomen. I have taken a picture but havent uploaded it because it doesnt show the markings with being night time it just seems to make the abdomen all red.
It is very small (about the size of a pea) max 10 mm
Any ideas of what this spider could be?
I live in Sussex in the UK
I have searched online for a spider similar to your description but only found species that were not native to the United Kingdom, either it is another specie that has somehow snuck over here or I did not search hard enough. (more likely the latter) The species I found were: The Black Widow (right) Latrodectus Mactansit has an hour glass red marking on its abdomen. They inhabit United States of America and Mexico. The False Widow (Left) Steatoda Paykullianawhich inhabits South Europe, North Africa and West Asia, these are types of Comb footed spiders which belong to the family Theridiidae. These species have been known to get over here through fruit.
If you could describe the markings it would be much easier.
If this didn't help you learnt something about them.
Please help ,whilst tidying my son's room, I found this spider, unfortunately it was dead but looked strange can you help . It is 2.5 cm in length and very hairy .It is black apart from its head which is brown and appears bald , It has noticeabley 2 long prongs on the end of its abdomen.It is chunky in appearance,
Investigating your mystery spider I found one that looked similar to it.(The photo on the right)But I am afraid I don't know what it is. The website I found it on; the person said they found them in Wellington, New Zealand about 4cm in diameter., so if anyone does recognise the spider please post. They did say it looked similar to a Honduran Curlyhair brachypelma albopilosum a specie of tarantula that inhabits Central America. It feeds on crickets and cockroaches. I doubt it is this. (photo below)
could be a funnel web
be careful their venoms deadly or thow interestingly enough not dangerous to cats and dogs
Really interesting - it's astonishing what you can find around the house! It's great to see these pictures.
You can also see some other strange discoveries and join in the spider discussions on our Bug forum.
Many thanks for your help in identifying the spider found in my sons bedroom. It does look exactly like the first picture you chose. Its location in my sons room fits with your information as we have just returned from a holiday in New Zealand,and spent time in Wellington helping relatives cut away scrub on their land .Just shows you what can get into your suitcases as unwanted passengers! Once again thankyou.
An image would be great and help us to provide a positive id.However, knowing my 'shed spiders' I suspect that this will have been one of the 'False Widow' group and I would hazard an informed guess that this will have been Steatoda bipunctata, AKA the 'Rabbit Hutch' spider. This is a medium sized spider with a bulbous glossy abdomen. The abdomen often has 'reddish' patches on the dorsal surface and 'Black Widow' often comes to mind when this spider is found. Have a look at the image of this spider here
Spiders are cool but they creep me out a little bit (usally the big ones!!!!)
I would just put some food out for it and let it go.
If you need help identifying a species you might like to try NHM's Insect identification service, available here: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/life/insects-spiders/bug-forum/?q=insectid


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Washington, D.C. (April 2, 2009)—The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) today continued to strongly urge the FDIC to explore all alternatives to a special assessment so that the costs of funding the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) can be spread over time. ICBA also called on the FDIC to broaden the current assessment base from domestic deposits to assets (less tangible capital) to more fairly distribute the assessment burden, and to impose a systemic risk premium on too-big-to-fail banks that pose the most risk to the DIF.
"Whether a 20-basis-point or a 10-basis-point assessment, the special assessment, when combined with the high base assessment rates for 2009, is onerous and unfairly penalizes our nation's more than 8,000 community banks," said Camden R. Fine, ICBA president and CEO. "It's critical that the FDIC not underestimate the significant impact that the special assessment, combined with the base assessment, will have on community banks' ability to lend to consumers and small businesses within their communities during these economically challenging times. The special assessment is counterproductive because it inhibits community banks' ability to be part of the solution and fully participate in our nation's economic recovery effort."
Whether or not legislation is passed that increases the FDIC's borrowing authority, the FDIC should seriously consider other alternatives before imposing a burdensome and crippling assessment on the community banking industry.
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Mum, 1950, aged 15. Back row, 3rd from right.
Last week I took my eldest son to his first ever Rounders match. For those of you watching in Black and White, Rounders is the UK's poor-man equivalent of Softball. Ish.
The kids had very little clue about the rules of the game, and were clearly unencumbered by the burden of a tactical strategy, so they basically got hammered, but they had wicked fun doing it!
It brought to mind the playing fields of my own childhood. Those summer afternoons when my school class would take to the outdoors where a series of white poles were laid out, marking the 'bases' of the pitch. I can still smell newly mown grass (I may even begin sneezing, so please excuse) and feel the butterflies rising in my belly as it is my turn to bat.
I discovered this 1950 photo of my mother recently, amongst a box of things which my father had given me to sort through after she died. I had no idea that she had been a sporty youth. Tennis, athletics, netball – the photos tell their own story to some extent, but what is sadly missing is her personal narrative. She was 15 years old when this photo was taken. My knowledge of my mother really begins when she was the age I am now. Shameful, or normal?
Was she a good batswoman? How did she feel when a high ball hovered towards her open hands and the sun was in her eyes? These are the gaps in her story that can never be filled, so I am determined that my own children will have all my answers ready and waiting, when they are older and mature enough to ask the right questions.
Me, 1978 aged 11. Back row, almost with my hands on the trophy (left of she who holds it)
Funny how decades can pass, fashions can change, and children grow old, but the rules of the game remain virtually unchanged; a small stump of wood and a little ball can continue to bring the same joy to my son in 2011 as they did when his mother was 11 and his grandmother a similar age too, some 60 years ago.
And so we hang up our little white socks and plimsolls, handing over to a new generation of sporting heroes. Each generation reliving in their children the nostalgia of their own childhood, rejuvenated by fresh legs and fresh minds. We watch and nod as our advice is dismissed, due to our advancing years (after all our usefulness declines in direct correlation to the years we acquire does it not?) and our children learn through their own mistakes.
Would that he could see me as my 11 year old self, chasing furiously for 4th base as the crowds scream my name in a riot of "Rounder, Rounder, Rounder!!" Maybe then I would be more than just a taxi to the match.
My son, George, 2011. Back row standing left (with his hand pushing his little brothers face. Nice)
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Northern 10, Person 0
DURHAM — Luis Rodriguez netted four goals and Daniel Martinez added a pair to lead Northern to a 10-0 win over Roxboro Person in PAC-6 boys' soccer action Wednesday.
Jack Ryan, T.J. Milby, Justin Shoe and George Bukenya added goals for the Knights.
Person|0— 0
Goals—Northern, Jack Ryan, T.J. Milby, Luis Rodriguez 4, Justin Shoe, George Bukenya, Daniel Martinez 2. Assists—Edwin Polanco, Ryan, Rodriguez 3, Jhordi Reyes, Shoe, Martinez.
ECH 3, Riverside 2
CHAPEL HILL — East Chapel Hill scored on a deflection off a free kick in the second overtime period to stop Riverside 3-2 in the PAC-6 opener for both teams.
East Chapel Hill improved to 3-2-3 overall, while Riverside remains winless at 0-4.
East Chapel Hill|1|1|0|1—3
Goals—Riverside, Bryan Navarro, Blake Berry. Shots on goal—Riverside 12, East Chapel Hill 9. Saves—Riverside 5 (Jose Enamarado 5), ECH 10.
Records — Riverside 0-4, 0-1 PAC-6; East Chapel Hill 3-2-3, 1-0.
Chapel Hill 9, Orange 0
CHAPEL HILL — Conner Albrecht scored three times, five teammates scored and Justus Heizer and Brandon Walker combined on a three-save shutout in Chapel Hill's Big Eight 3-A Conference win over visiting Orange.
An own-goal off an Orange player was the ninth goal scored.
Chapel Hill improved to 10-1-1, 4-0 in the Big Eight, while Orange is 5-5-1, 1-3.
Chapel Hill|4|5—9
Goals—Chapel Hill, Connor Albrecht 3, Nate Hebert, Ben Fisher, Chris Greaney, Stefan Steiner, Kyle Cocowitch, own-goal (Orange). Assists—Fisher 2, Hebert, Alex Walker. Shots—Chapel Hill 20, Orange 3. Saves—Chapel Hill 3 (Justus Heizer 2, Brandon Walker); Orange 6 (Brad Barbee 6). Corners—Chapel Hill 11, Orange 0.
Records—Orange 5-5-1, 1-3 Big Eight 3-A; Chapel Hill 10-1-1, 4-0.
Voyager 10, RCS 1
DURHAM — In a game cut short 10 minutes by the mercy rule, Voyager Academy toppled Roxboro Community School 10-1 in North Central 1-A boys' soccer.
Diante Parker had four goals for Voyager (6-4, 2-2 North Central 1-A), Wyatt C. Young had two and Wyatt Young, Jack Corkins and Alex Green one each.
Roxboro Comm.|1|0— 1
Voyager|6 |4—10
Goals—Voyager, Diante Parker 4, Wyatt C.Young 2, Wyatt Young, Jack Corkins, Alex Green, Roxboro Community own-goal. Assists—Voyager, Ben Isley 2, Charlie Stone 2, Caleb Taylor, Corkins, Aris Dixon.
Records—Roxboro Community 0-4-3, 0-3-1 North Central 1-A; Voyager 6-4, 2-2.
Durham Academy 3, St. Thomas More 1
RALEIGH — Tim Peyser, Abe Dunderdale and Lowell Oakley posted goals to lead Durham Academy to a 3-1 win over St. Thomas More in boys' soccer.
Jason Lapidus had three assists for the Cavaliers (4-3-1).
Durham Acad.|2|1—3
Goals—DA, Tim Peyser, Abe Dunderdale, Lowell Oakley. Assists—DA, Jason Lapidus 3.
Records—Durham Academy 4-3-1.
Chapel Hill 8, Northwood 1
CHAPEL HILL — Gabe Chew posted a straight-set win at No. 1 singles to lead Chapel Hill to an 8-1 win over Northwood in Big Eight girls' tennis action Wednesday.
Chew defeated Northwood's Hannah Holloway 6-3, 6-2 to lead the Tigers.
Gabe Chew (CH) d. Hannah Holloway 6-3, 6-2; Emily Easthom (CH) d. Elise Crawford 6-1, 6-3; Sam Lane (CH) d. Emma CAson 6-2, 6-0; Morgan Alderman (CH) d. Evie Huffman 6-0, 6-0; Ria Das (CH) d. Faith Peoples 6-0, 6-0; Thais Therrian (CH) d. Allyson Blake 6-4, 6-3.
Holloway/Crawford (N) d. Elora Dash/Sam Golden 8-3; Lauren Su/Louisa Fine (CH) d. Cason/Huffman 8-6; Joy Stouffer/Leslie Shannon (CH) d. Peoples/Blake 8-2.
Broughton 7, ECH 2
Iskra Joksimovic posted East Chapel Hill's only singles victory, as Raleigh Broughton remained unbeaten with a 7-2 win in girls' tennis action Wednesday.
Joksimovic beat Ann Taylor Hinton 6-4, 4-6, 10-7 in the fourth singles flight for the Wildcats (12-4), then teammed with Meghana Holegadde for an 8-6 win over Hinton and Hunter Cox at No. 2 doubles.
Maggie Kane (B) d. Caroline Pope 6-2, 6-0; Kara Summerford (B) d. Brooke Pritchard 6-2, 6-0; Olivia King (B) d. Meghana Holegadde 6-0, 6-0; Iskra Joksimovic (ECH) d. Ann Taylor Hinton 6-4, 4-6, 10-7; Hunter Cox (B) d. Jocelyn Reckford 6-0, 7-5; Alison Austin (B) d. Kiri Schulz 6-1, 6-1.
Kane-King (B) d. Pope-Pritchard 8-1; Holegadde-Joksimovic (ECH) d. Austin-Hinton 8-6; Hinton-Cox (B) d. Schulz-Caroline McClanahan 8-1.
Records—East Chapel Hill 12-4, Broughton 11-0.
Cedar Ridge 3, NCSSM 2
HILLSBOROUGH — Cass Michal dished out 57 assists to help guide Cedar Ridge to a 25-5, 25-22, 19-25, 24-26, 15-13 victory over N.C. School of Science and Math in Big Eight volleyball action.
Chelsea Hill had 18 kills and Bailey Freeman 17 for the Red Wolves (11-4, 5-1 Big Eight), while Mary Anderson had 28 digs on defense.
25-5, 25-22, 19-25, 24-26, 15-13
Cedar Ridge leaders—Cass Michal 57 assists, 17 digs; Chelsea Hill 18 kills, 9 digs; Bailey Freeman 17 kills, 5 blocks; Mary Anderson 28 digs; Kacia Vines 12 kills.
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I have not been tested for any sort of disorder since having pre-e.. Mostly because I do not plan on having any more children. I was wondering though if I should be tested, since I seem to be so "sickly."
Just recently, I was the only one in my family (including my high risk baby) to get the flu, even though I had the flu shot. My case was not as bad as what it would have been without the vaccine, but bad enough to send me to er for rehydration, etc... Also, it seems that I catch EVERYTHING. Right now, I've got strep and walking pneumonia, yet my baby only has a runny nose (thank God!). DH NEVER gets sick. I'm just so tired of all of these little illnesses I get. They wipe me out completely for days. And, it seems to have been this way my entire life. I just feel like I can never get "healty."
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They are getting very high grades for their Wagyu, and that is why DeBragga sells this top quality Wagyu beef. USDA Prime, the finest beef from the United States, starts at a marble score of 3.5, and these Nebraska Signature Wagyu steaks consistently grade 9. Includes two steaks.
Aging: WetOrigin: USAGrade: Prime +Breed: WagyuBone: NoWeight: 12oz eachPack Size: 2
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When the Halo series of video games recently celebrated its tenth anniversary, McFarlane Toys knew it was the perfect time to introduce a new series of action figures based on the classic Halo games that came before Halo: Reach. Our first commemorative series, Halo: Anniversary Series 1, debuted last October. But with so many great games to cover, one series wasn't nearly enough. So the celebration continues this March with Halo: Anniversary Series 2!
Anniversary 2 brings an all-new version of Master Chief, fan-favorite Captain Keyes, a classic multiplayer Spartan from Halo 2, a new ODST to fill out your squad, and the long-awaited figure debut of the Forerunner constructs Guilty 343 Spark and a Sentinel. Plus, like the first Anniversary series, this series also includes a unique build-a-"figure" item. Collect all five figures, and assemble the included pieces to create a 3D version of the UNSC logo! Still not enough? In addition to the five individual figures, Anniversary 2 also offers an all-new 3-pack: the heroic "Red Team" Spartans from Halo Wars.
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Halo: Anniversary Series 2 hits all the major retailers, toy stores, and more in March. While you're out, be sure to look for the Generator Defense set from Halo: Reach Series 6, which lands on shelves at the same time.
And in case you missed the announcement, Halo: Universe, will be continuing later this year! This August, we're releasing Halo 4 Series 1 to cover figures from the newest Halo game, and in October, Halo Anniversary becomes Halo Universe to cover figures from all the other Halo games. Look for Halo 4, Halo Universe, Halo Micro Ops, and Halo Avatars, all coming this fall from McFarlane Toys!
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
A 12-year-old child was killed when the mobile home he was in caught fire at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday.
Dave S. Coombs was in the mobile home alone when the fire began, according to Georgetown County Deputy Coroner Chase Ridgeway.
The mobile home is located at 10 James Drive off of Miller Road near Jones Ave. in Andrews.
Flames were already engulfing the mobile home when emergency workers from Andrews Fire and Georgetown County Fire arrived on the scene.
Coombs was found inside the mobile home. Ridgeway said the child's mother, Marissa, arrived on the scene after the fire started.
The Sheriff's Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division are investigating what may have caused the fire and why Coombs was alone.
In a statement released late Saturday morning, Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson said investigators were told by Coombs family they recently moved out of the mobile home on James Drive and into a new home.
Investigators were told Coombs attended a birthday party Friday night and did not answer calls from his mother.
"In the process of the investigation, it was determined (Coombs) returned to the house instead of their new home without the family's knowledge," Cuthbertson said.
Ridgeway said an autopsy will be conducted at the Medical University of South Carolina Sunday to determine the exact cause of death.
Coombs is being remembered by friends and family.
Billie Camlin said Coombs was a friend of her son, Cody. She said she met him during football season two years ago.
"He was absolutely one of the sweetest little fellas that I was privileged enough to be able to come in contact with," she said. "He was the smallest on the team in weight and height but was the largest as far as heart and dedication."
She said he had a smile "that went on for days and never complained. He loved football, or any sport really."
She summed up her description by saying "was one of the mightiest little men that could conquer the world with his perseverance and love for life."
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Family members, friends, and fans traveled to Coalgate Tuesday the 11th to watch our Bearcats take on the Wildcats. In the first quarter our Bearcats started off strong with Sr. Bryce Martin shooting 60 from the field with 9 points 4 rebounds and 2 assists in the first half.
Jr. Tanner Brown also had 3 points with 5 steals and 1 assist, but the Wildcats were not going to go out so easily. The Wildcats were able to start making a comeback and closed out the first half with a score of 19-27 Wildcats. In the second half the Wildcats came out even more determined, only giving our Bearcats 11 points, ending the third quarter with a score of 30-45 Coalgate. Sr. Harlan House had 11 points, 4 steals and 1 assist, helping revive our Bearcats slightly.
Unwilling to go down without a fight, our Bearcats were able to come back in the fourth, with Sr. Caleb Smith having 5 points, 3 steals, and 1 assist. Jr. Tanner Brown also had 6 points,1 rebound and 1 assist, but it would not prove to be enough and the Wildcats would end up with the win, ending the game with a score of 50-59 Wildcats.
Bearcats stats for Coalgate: Sr. Bryce Martin 16 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 assists; Sr. Harlan House 13 points, 3 rebounds, 5 steals, 3 assists; Jr. Tanner Brown 9 points, 2 rebounds, 6 steals, 2 assists; Sr. Caleb Smith 5 points, 2 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 assists; and Sr. Arizona Taylor 3 points, 2 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 assist.View more articles in:
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Jasmine Lee is in her first season as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Cal State Northridge. Her main responsibilities at CSUN will include M/W Track and field and tennis. While at Cal State Northridge she is also working towards obtaining her Masters degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise physiology.
Jasmine is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio and attended Cedarville University where she earned her bachelors degree in Athletic Training 2012. Jasmine has experience working with hockey, volleyball, men and womens basketball, gymnastics, softball, and Springfield High School football teams. She has also worked in the clinical setting and worked for Varsity Spirit Corporation during the summer covering competitive cheer and dance camps.
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Strikeforce's January return continues to take shape with a new pair of bouts, plus confirmation of two others.
Lorenz Larkin (13-0 MMA, 4-0 SF) will meet Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza (16-3 MMA, 6-1 SF) in a middleweight bout, and Tim Kennedy (14-4 MMA, 5-2 SF) takes on Trevor Smith (10-2 MMA, 2-1 SF), also at 185 pounds. Promotion officials on Thursday announced the fights for "Strikeforce: Champions."
In addition, Strikeforce officials confirmed the previously reported fights between Pat Healy-Jorge Masvidal and Roger Gracie-Anthony Smith.
"Strikeforce: Champions" takes place Jan. 12 at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. The main card airs on Showtime following prelims on Showtime Extreme.


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This was written with my autistic perspective in mind. Autism is as unique as the person diagnosed with it. Some things may ring true to your autism or your child's autism, and some may not. Some things here may be more true to me than other days. It is part of the nature of being autistic. It is my hopes though my articles that I captured enough to form some groundwork to help those who are not autistic to have a better perspective. One that differs from what the media likes to portray. The media likes to portray autism as either a sad thing deserving nothing but pity or a glorified person who's some kind of "angel" or otherwise set apart from the rest of the world.
1. An autistic person usually is not aware of social boundaries. In theory this sounds great to feel free of restriction, but in practice it almost always backfires... For me, this can produce a varying degree of embarrassment.
After reading a number of posts dealing with concerned parents and their autistic son/daughter's behaviors such as hand flapping, biting, injuring self in some way, I think back upon myself and I realize as a child, even now I still am learning how to express my feelings appropriately in public. Most people use facial expressions.
For the autistic it is not as easy as it sounds. When you're in the midst of an anxiety attack, anything goes. If anyone is aware of a socially acceptable way to have an anxiety attack, let me know...I'm still working on that one.
2. Trying to understand someone's point of view is difficult because people outside my point of view seem to be perceived by my mind as objects in the environment. Sure they come and talk with me. I know they are people, but to try to understand where they are coming from and what is on their mind may be a strain. I cannot readily see into their thought process. My mind just takes them as if part of the setting. I communicate with the person and they communicate with me if I am doing things right. Hopefully I am not making a fool of myself or frustrating the person… Being human I still have the need to interact with people and socialize. Nobody can live in complete isolation. Some people may seem to, but I doubt there is really anyone out there that can live their life without the need or strong craving to reach outside the scope of their own mind.
Oh boy this is going to be a tough one to explain, but if you understand what I'm trying to say, I am really happy that I make sense. This was something I struggled with as a kid. I could not explain it. Even today I get blank looks when I try to explain this into words...
Okay, I see things from my point of view. I see my hands in front of me. I "hear" or know my thoughts. My voice vibrates in my throat. I cannot see my face, unless I look in a mirror. I see everyone else's face. If they have a facial expression, I see it too, though I may or may not pick it up.
Up until about 12 years old, I did not understand I was not the only person who cannot see their own face unless there was a mirror to look into. I was also unaware that people can see my face, even though I cannot. To them I would look like an outsider like any other person outside of themselves.
As a child I was trying to learn if this is true by going around and asking people if they have to look in a mirror to see their face. I'd also ask, if they can see their own eyes without looking in a mirror. I should have asked if they could see my face and see my eyes. No matter what it seemed my answer was almost always a very confused look and possibly a "Huh, what do you mean?"
Okay, that doesn't help… I don't know what kind of expression my face would be making, but I sure feel frustrated… Perhaps it would be best explained if I handed everyone a video camera (provided I had the budget to buy a bunch of them) and ask them to put it in record mode and hold it in front of their face. Each camera would record the perspective from the person holding it. If I had everyone stand on each corner of the room, then there would be at least four different perspectives. If I had each camera set to point to the other, then we'd see camera person 1# looking at camera person #2. Now let's look at camera #1. We see camera #2 looking right at us. From camera #2's perspective, there is camera #1 looking at us. From camera #3 and camera #4, we see both camera #1 and camera #2 pointing at each other. We cannot see the outside of camera #1 from camera #1's point of view because of the way the lens is set up. A camera cannot record itself. The same is true from camera #2, #3 and #4. Even though each camera cannot record itself, it can easily record the outside actions of any other camera. What it cannot do is record the same thing the other camera is recording from that camera's perspective. This is what I am describing as the physical act of looking at another person.
Let's go one step further in my effort to try to explain thought process. I can think my own thoughts but I cannot think other people's thought processes. Their thought process is hidden within the person. All I see is what is going on outside.
Let's imagine each camera is hooked up to a monitor on a very short cord just next to the camera. None of the camera people can see any of the monitors except their own. I cannot see what camera #3 is recording by looking into camera #1. I can only see what camera 1 is recording if I am operating camera #1. I can see what camera #1 is recording as long as I am operating that camera.
3. Putting this into perspective, it is awfully hard to make facial expressions or be aware what kind of impression I leave on someone if I cannot see for myself how I look. I don't have an outside monitor to see my face. People have told me in the past, I looked sad or had an unusual expression on my face. I wasn't aware of it. To me I was busy thinking and perceiving the outside world around me. I wasn't paying attention to how I look. It didn't matter because I cannot see my face anyway. I guess the result was a blank, empty expression on my face that disturbed people. I guess it disturbs people to see no expression on someone's face. Then again how do I know I have no expression on my face? I can't see my own face.
It makes me wonder if perhaps that could be one reason behind hand flapping and other obvious behaviors in autistic people. A hand flap could be a way of expressing anxiety or happiness. It is something visible to the person expressing it and it may come more natural to that person than making an expression that they cannot see.
For me, I had to learn facial expressions. I had to practice them in front of a mirror. Even now I don't know if I have it right... I can't see myself make an expression. Once I do learn an alternative way of expressing myself, such as using language, it becomes easier to communicate, though I'm afraid I still blunder at times because it does not come natural for me to see inside someone else's head.
It's amazing I can write stories with characters outside myself from my observations of other people. I have a feeling, I must be using a different part of my brain when I observe people and imagine their thoughts in a more scientific like method. Something else could be going on that is connecting there but not connecting on an emotional level.
That's it for raw, random thought typing.
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McGinnis: Actor Yuri Lowenthal on being a successful voice actorWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Ever see "Ben 10″ on Cartoon Network? Meet the voice of Ben. Ever play any of the "Prince of Persia" games on PlayStation 2? Allow us to introduce the Prince. Are you a "Naruto" fan? That's the voice of Sasuke. In short, if you've sampled pop culture in the past 20 years or so, you've almost certainly heard (and seen) the work of actor Yuri Lowenthal.
"I had always been intrigued by the idea of performing but didn't really make an attempt until the end of high school," Lowenthal said in an interview with Toledo Free Press Star. "And as soon as I had been in my first play, I was hooked. I've always been a storyteller and was a writer before I was an actor. I think it was just an extension of that."
While Lowenthal attended the College of William and Mary, it was working on an New York University grad film that he first made the most important personal connection of his life — meeting fellow actor and future wife Tara Platt.
"While I did the professional thing of waiting until the project was finished shooting before asking her out, I think the chemistry was there from the start," he said. "Our first kiss is actually immortalized on 35mm celluloid!"
The couple soon moved to California, where the realities of trying to make a living in show business soon led to a discovery.
"I'd been collecting unemployment and working as a temp to make money and both Tara and I wanted to explore every opportunity that we could find to make money as actors. Minus, maybe, porn," Lowenthal joked.
"Voice acting came up, and because neither of us really knew anything about it, we had to start from scratch- taking a beginner course, building our demos to send out to prospective employers and agents. A small job here and a small job there led to others, and here we are today."
While both Lowenthal and Platt have done numerous roles on camera (including in their own Web series "Shelf Life"), they are highly respected performers in the field of voice-over. The pair has even collaborated on an instructional book about their experiences entitled Voice-Over Voice Actor. Lowenthal said that while recording, with nothing but his vocal performance to do the job, imagination is the key.
"In the booth, especially if I'm not in a cast record with other actors, I have to create the setting, props, situation and other characters myself and make it all as real as possible for me. Then I relax and hope that my reality speaks for itself. And if something in particular is not necessarily getting communicated, I can usually count on the director to nudge me in the right direction," he noted.
There is a lot that's liberating about the profession, as well, Lowenthal argued. "I can play almost any character, as long as I can sound like that character. That would never happen on-camera or onstage. I will generally only be considered for roles that suit me physically and think of how limiting that is. But I play older and younger characters and foreign characters and inhuman characters all the time in voice-over. That's hugely empowering for an actor."
That feeling extended to his work on "Last of Us," which Lowenthal said was a lot of fun. "Post-apocalyptic survival stories are my jam. I felt very much at home in the darkness. They [game developers Naughty Dog] were also obsessed with making a quality game and were willing to take their time with it, which doesn't always happen. They created compelling characters and weren't afraid to noodle the dialogue until it became very natural."
In the end, Lowenthal said that he hopes he gets to continue being the storyteller he always wanted to be — whether larger fame and fortune finds him or not.
"I just hope I get to keep telling compelling stories and working on exciting projects with people I love and respect and never retire," he said. "And I guess if that works out, 'stardom' could follow, but it's certainly not the end goal."
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Penny's Place
Blackhawk Restaurant Group has created four brands in Illinois--- all with the same contemporary style, comfortable design, and tempting menu-- but each with its own unique personality. We offer a warm, contemporary and comfortable setting for adults to enjoy smaller plates, sweet treats, gourmet coffee and tea, along with beer and wine. We are your neighborhood place to play Illinois' newest slot and video poker games. Come in and experience a new kind of fun!
Chicago Golf and Tiki Tees
Located at 210 SOUTH POINTE COURT, DeKalb Illinois 60115. Chicago Golf and Tiki Tees course commands some of the finest views of Dekalb open space and trails. The facility features a challenging 9-hole championship golf course. Its beautiful, mature and lush foliage and trees complement the manicured greens, tees and fairways. Combined with its exceptional course design, golfers of all skill levels return time and again to play. There is also a Club House, Tiki Bar for outdoor events, and indoor banquet hall for up to 160 guests.
Rockford Aviators Baseball - Home Games at Aviators Stadium
The Rockford Aviators are a member of the Frontier League of Professional Baseball, the longest operating independent professional baseball league in the country. Home games are played at Aviators Stadium.
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Victory Golf Range
Victory Golf Range is the Rockford area's only indoor golf facility that offers golf entertainment in a controlled environment. Amenities include a large driving area to see true path of golf ball, hitting bays with air-cushioned driving mats, a state-of-the-art putting green, fully netted ceiling, walls and perimeter to ensure a safe hitting environment, a full service restaurant and bar, large screen TVs with latest golf and sports programming, and free WiFi.
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Deer Run Golf Center
This golf center features a driving range, chipping green, putting green and adventure golf.
Prairie Pines Golf Course
Located 2 1/2 miles west of Annie Glidden Road on Route 38 in Dekalb, Illinois. The nine-hole, par 34 facility features a gently rolling course on 53 acres surrounded by farmland. Soothing views of pine trees and beautiful fields make the experience a pleasure and prevent worries about errant shots hitting homes nearby. Water features are promenant on holes number 2 and 3 and a meandering stream through the course provides ample challenge. Thinking of an outing or a family reunion? You can rent the whole facility at a reasonable price for a few hours or the whole day. Besides access to nine holes of golf and carts, "The Pines" offers fishing in their ponds, a large outdoor barbeque and plenty of space for horseshoes, volleyball, or bag games.
Golf Club at Timber Pointe
This 18-hole golf course is open to the public, and includes a practice facility and full-service clubhouse.
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River Heights Golf Course
River Heights Golf Course is an 18-hole facility that winds along the banks of the Kiswaukee River in DaKalb County, offering a challenging mix of traditional and links-type holes for the weekend player or serious golfer.
Crystal Woods Golf Club
This beautiful par 72, 18-hole golf course in a scenic rural setting features a driving range and banquet facility.
Buena Vista Golf Course
Buena Vista is a par 32, nine-hole golf course with a driving range, pro shop and snack bar. Open seven days a week during the season, weather permitting.
Craig Woods Golf Course
Take a swing at this challenging par 34, scenic nine-hole course.
Turnberry Country Club
This private member-owned golf club features an 18-hole course, along with a swimming pool and tennis courts.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Marengo Ridge Golf Club
Built in 1985, this 18-hole golf course offers a clubhouse, driving range, golf lessons, pro shop and a putting green.
Oak Club of Genoa
This picturesque, 18-hole watered course winds through wooded and lowland areas along the meandering Kishwaukee River. Oak Club is rated among the region's top 20 courses by Chicagoland Golf.
Boone Creek Golf Course
This course has 27 holes, rated at a par 71, along with nine holes at a par 35.
The Ledges Golf Course
Built in 1966 with water on 10 holes, this 18-hole course is par 72.
Red Tail Golf Club
This 18-hole championship golf course has been rated 4 stars by Golf Digest, 4-1/2 stars by Chicagoland Golf, and has been voted one of the best values in all of Illinois.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Sandy Hollow Golf Course
A popular 18-hole course on Rockford's south side, Sandy Hollow is a tree-lined fairway course with strategically placed fairway bunkers. One of the more challenging holes on the 6,228-yard course is No. 11, which requires a tee shot over a pond.
Sycamore Golf Club
This par 71, 18-hole golf club offers watered bent grass fairways, a putting green, swimming pool, tennis courts and horse shoes. Seats up to 120 people for meetings and events.
Pinecrest Golf Course
This course includes a restaurant and pro shop, and hosts the McHenry Senior Amateur (a Pinecrest special event).
Swanhills Golf
This beautiful 18-hole golf course is enjoyable for all levels of golfers, located just minutes from Rockford in Belvidere.
Chapel Hill Country Club
Enjoy the delightful rural atmosphere at this semi-private facility located near the banks of the Fox River in lovely McHenry. Accept the challenge to play the longest hole in Illinois, measuring over 700 yards.
Macktown Golf Course
This beautiful 18-hole, par 71 course was built in the 1930s with limited sand traps and one pond. It's located in Rockton, near the site of the earliest white settlement in Northern Illinois.
Ingersoll Golf Course
This wooded 18-hole course with narrow fairways and gently rolling terrain offers 6,107 challenging yards on its par 71 course. Opened in 1922, it is named for Lt. Clayton Ingersoll, who lost his life in an air crash over France in World War I. This course is located on Rockford's far west side and was selected by the Tiger Woods Foundation to host Tiger Woods for a two-day golf clinic in 2001 and 2004.