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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS -- It must be important for you to know that, I have recently had my worst experience in my life during my two nights staying at the Days Inn Hotel, I-10 West Fiesta Park / Medical Center, 11790 IH-10 W, San Antonio, TX 78230. I am writing this complaint to inform you of the poor customer service and the terrible behavior of the Manager of this Hotel.
The Room has no Towel. The room service person said that "OK our laundry machine is slow, I will bring them to you later on."
There was no internet Wi-Fi access. I said to the front desk that there is something wrong with your internet system because I tried to connect to it with the password you just gave me but I couldn't succeed neither with my laptop nor with our Apple and BlackBerry Cell Phones. It seems that you must re-set your Modem. The front desk person in charge said, "I don't have any knowledge about Computer and there is no other person here. So, please follow up this case tomorrow morning." So, I missed the internet while I paid for a room with Wi-Fi service.
Monday morning, 8/6/12 at 8:00 AM, I went to the front desk and told the new shift in charge about my problem with Wi-Fi. She said: "I can't do anything. The modem is in my Manager's room and she has not come yet, so you have to wait."
I came back around 14:00 PM and said to her that I want to talk to your Manager now. She called to her and said that one of our customers wants to talk to you. What do you think about the Manager's reply to the front desk person? The Manager said: "What does he want? If he can't tell it to you, he can write it in a letter. I am busy and have no time to talk with him."
Can you imagine? This is the first time in my life that a Manager of a small Hotel whose Room was next to the place that I was, even didn't open the door to see what is going on at the front desk with this customer!!! I didn't say anything and came out of the building but I will never forget that disrespect and insolence which the Manager expressed to me as a customer who wants to talk to her about the problems at this hotel.
Just before I came to San Antonio, I was at another Days Inn hotel at Houston and it was acceptable and I was satisfied with their services. Just for that reason, I decided to stay at another Days Inn hotel at San Antonio. But after this poor customer service and very bad memories that I have had at this hotel at San Antonio, I will definitely give up and will never stay at a Days Inn hotel. I do believe that the Manager of this hotel is the best person to disparage the Days Inn Brand Name. I really wasted my money at that Hotel.
Although I have to stay at a hotel in San Antonio till 8/16/12, but I decided to find another hotel in which, the Manager believes on the importance of customer satisfaction and has enough work conscientiously and commitment in their customers' affairs.
NEW MARKET, VIRGINIA -- It is now 7 days later and I am still in total discomfort and awaiting a call from the ever absent manager of the Battlefield Days Inn in New Market, Virginia. My body is still covered in very large red bites from what I can only assume to be BED BUGS!!! II cannot believe that an establishment like this is allowed to operate without recourse. It would not be so bad, but we had just travelled from Charleston where we paid more than 50% less for a room which was fine for what it cost. For this price I was expecting clean - but instead got apart from the BED BUGS.
Dirty carpets (not very visible since the lights do not work too well either). There was bath tissue in the toilet, (most probably the previous occupant). Used cotton-wool by the side of the bed, and the bath has a very large chip in it. The taps in both bath and basin are encrusted with either dirt or are peeling, could not see, light too bad. Bedside light had no switch just a hole and appears to be a safety hazard. The breakfast consisted of sugary buns and cakes, with no choice for diabetics other than weak coffee.
We left in disgust with a promise of a phone call from the Manager - still waiting - 7 days later… and instead headed for the nearest Pharmacy to get some ointment to try to alleviate the discomfort from the bites covering my entire body. I STILL have very large red bites all over my body, no relief and I am very angry.
EVANSDALE, IOWA -- My husband and I stayed at the Days Inn in Evansdale Iowa for a special Valentines weekend. My wife is a huge New Orleans fan and there is a New Orleans themed restaurant and lounge in Waterloo Iowa so we booked a hot tub suite at the Days Inn. Upon arriving, we were told we were in a smoking room when we requested a non-smoking room. They refused to change our room or give us any discount, they did however offer to downgrade our room to a non hot tub suite at the same rate we were paying. We said no, so they oversaturated the room with air freshener which only made it worse.
We went to dinner and upon returning to the hotel started filling the hot tub. The water was brown and had stuff floating in it. We contacted the front desk and the clerk advised us she was told by management not to give us any refunds, change our room or accommodate us in any way. They told us to drain and fill the tub several times and it would clear up. We did that and the water was still brown. We then found old food in the sleeper sofa and some kind of bug eating it. There was mold all around the hot tub. We decided to leave the hotel and not stay the night. If the tub was that gross and the room was that dirty there was no way we were sleeping in that bed.
The room was a dive, the staff was rude beyond explanation and the General Manager was a total jerk. We paid $129 for a room we never used. Never again will we stay at any Days Inn hotel.
GLENDIVE, MONTANTA -- I booked a two night stay at Days Inn in Glendive, MT a week in advance. When I called, a man named Anthony took the reservation. It sounded very loud in the background during the phone call. He asked if I had stayed there before, I said, "Yes." I have stayed many times during the last seven years. He found me in the computer, quickly made my reservation and hung up the call. Upon hanging up I had a passing thought that I should call back and confirm. But I've never had an issue before, and half expected a confirmation letter (but I had the confirmation number) so I dismissed the thought. I too, have worked in reservations and front desk and understand how busy it can be.
The morning of the 16, I started my 15 hour day at 5 am. I checked my bank account and discovered that I had already been charged for two nights at the Days Inn. Finding it strange that my card was pre-charged I called the 800 number; after speaking to their reservations I was told that my charge was a no show and to call your hotel. So, I called at 7:45 am, no answer, and again at 8:50.
Anthony answered the phone. I explained my situation and stated that I was "coming in tonight."
"You already no-showed," Anthony stated, "There is nothing I can do about the charge."
"Clearly there was a miscommunication and it was typed in wrong. I am coming in tonight. "
"I always read back my dates. So there is nothing I can do." He stated confidently.
"Then let me speak to your manager." I stated, clearly upset.
"I AM the manager."
"Then what can you do for me? Why did I not receive a confirmation letter?"
"We do not have your email address."
"Really? Because I have been going there for seven years! You pulled up my history to make my reservation. It's not like I'm just driving through. I stay there when I'm on that side of the state for work."
"Let me take your number and I'll see what I can do."
At 9:21, he left a message. " Hi this is Anthony at the Day's Inn. Just giving you a call back. We don't have your email address and can't refund your no show charge for last night. Just give me a call back if you are going to be needing it for the rest of the stay starting tonight. Bye bye."
I was scheduled for two nights and told him previously that I was "coming in tonight". After my meeting I called the establishment twice at 11:35. I allowed it to ring many times, without an answer. I called two more times at 12:52 and 12:57, without an answer. I called again at 1:27 and let it ring for five minutes and 37 seconds, without an answer! I was out of cell service for the large portion of my day.
At 8:15 pm, I finally made it to Glendive. I had been traveling for 15 hours! I had battled rain and sleet on the road. My back was tied in knots and I was a woman traveling alone. I looked forward to locking myself in my hotel and taking a hot shower.
Nonetheless, upon attempting to check in I was told that Anthony canceled my entire reservation! I work for Tobacco Prevention Program and was told the only room left would be a smoking room. It's difficult enough being in a building that smells of stale, lingering smoke residue. However, I would now have to sub come to an even unhealthier environment of recent residual third hand smoke which permeates the walls, carpeting, bedding, curtains and ultimately my belongings, body, and lungs.
I WAS OUTRAGED at the kind of customer service I was given! After seven years of using the establishment I was treated so disrespectfully. I was appalled to find out that Anthony is NOT "the manager" but the assistant. From the evening desk worker, I learned that "he often doesn't tell people that he cancelled their reservation." And she agrees that "He needs to tell them that." I am displeased that anyone would treat a returning client the way I was treated. It certainly wasn't small town hospitality that I have known of in the past. I cannot believe that no one answers the phones in the middle of the day! Even when it rings for FIVE minutes!!
I was left out in the rain to find another suitable lodging. Which proved to be quite difficult. This area has been over run by oil field workers and it made me uncomfortable and a little scared not having a place to stay.
HOUSTON, MICHIGAN -- Our family group of 8-9 families began arriving at the Days Inn - 290/610, 11002 Northwest Fwy, Houston, Texas for anticipation of a great Wedding celebration. I/We first noticed upon entering the room, that the top of closet laminated door veneer had separated about 4-6 inches, we were too tired to complain. The next night, after doing some shopping during the day, my wife lost her balance while trying to smash a "bug" she thought was a roach.
The second day/night, I was lying on the bed with my eyes closed, trying to sleep, when I felt "something" crawling on my arm. I moved my arm quickly downward away from my body… jumping up from the bed in the same motion to discover a real roach lying on it's back on the carpet, upon closer inspection. At about the same time I pulled back the covers and saw even more bugs. I move the clock and even more roaches. I move the telephone base and even more roaches. Then I decided to catch some for "evidence"...
Next I went to Check-In desk, and asked for the Manager. Three times I was told the manager was not available. I insisted for about 9-10 more minutes of waiting. A third person presented himself as the manager. I insisted upon a Business card to verify the identity of the General as **. Mr. ** would not produce any recent health inspection reports. I informed Mr. ** that the circumstances were NOT acceptable. Mr. **, suggests alternate rooms, to review to my liking.
I viewed 5-7 rooms with ** from the desk check-in area. All the rooms(between 260 -248) were proved to ** as unacceptable my virtue of being unclean, maintenance issues, bad odors smelling and/or "black mold" at the bath tub areas. **, I assume was relaying this information back to Mr. ** (the name given on the business card, as General Manager) via cellphone (foreign language???).
Now, I have determined that there are major issues, not only in the original room #260, but at least a half dozen more, due to this inspection with **, at about 11:00 PM. Finally, ** and I entered the last available room, it was not without problems, but It did not have at first glance, roaches, maintenance problems and/or black mold issues. After further heated conversations with Mr. ** about reasonable compensation to accommodate for our inconvenience, I reluctantly accepted the later room.
The next day, upon Check-out, my brother-in-law had problems getting a receipt from the day shift desk check-out person, written and/or computer generated, because the computers were down. Because my brother-in-law could not wait… I created a receipt, to which he authorized myself to receive his receipt. Upon, check-out of myself, I had to again ask for Mr. **, General Manager to attempt to resolve my unpleasant stay, due to roaches, black mold, bed bugs bites, uncleanliness and a very rude unprofessional attitude/disposition.
I have seen filed complaints with the Houston, Texas Health Department and Days Inn/Wyndham Rewards®/Wyndham Hotel Group brands. Note: Do your own inspections, first, before accepting your rooms. I have stayed at Days Inns for years, without any problems, like these. Friday, April 26, 2013.
ALBION, MICHIGAN -- Dec 26, on my way home to Oregon, WI from Toronto Canada. It's a blinding snow storm outside and I have driven 300 mi. Many people are in ditches now and things are getting pretty bad so I get off and check the GPS for a motel. There is a Days Inn right there so I checked in. I go to the car and load myself down with things I need and go to the room. I can see already that I have made a bad choice in motels. I proceed but I can't get into my room. I trudge to the office with all my things because in this hotel you would not leave anything unattended.
The desk clerk comes and flings herself against the door and opens it. I leave the room and do the same thing when I return and it works, but the next time I leave, I can't get in. While on my trips to get things from my car I meet some of the residents of the motel. Strange people who live at this motel and want to help me take my things in and tell me why they are living here.
I go to the desk and explain that I can no longer get into my (very nasty) room and they give me another (nastier) room. This room has two chairs, the other none, that are so dirty and spotted that no decent person would ever sit in them. There is no shampoo, half of the towels needed (manager brings me one) and a coffee maker but no coffee, which I get at the desk later. The carpet is so dirty that when I took off my shoes my white socks became very dirty. My bedroom slippers are in my car so each time I get off the bed I have to slip my feet into my tennis shoes.
When I checked in, I forgot to ask for my senior discount so I asked on the way to get some food and the manager said no because I was charged $60.00 and the rack rate is $70.00, even though the clerk said the savings would be $5.00 if approved. After seeing the first room, I checked to see if any other hotels were in the area but there were none for a number of miles and I-94 was so bad I had to get off. There were many people in the ditches and I could not drive any further.
I am 71 and really a world traveler, from South America to Alaska and yearly trips to Europe and the UK. I have friends and family in many places and have stayed in many hotels. This hotel is the second worse I have ever stayed in. The first was a hotel in Quito, Peru, a jungle city but it cost only $12. My friends and family usually stay at Marriott hotels and you cannot go wrong there. I will never stay at a Days Inn again. There may be good ones but this experience will always keep me away from Days Inn.
MIAMI, FLORIDA -- Had a confirmed reservation guaranteed with credit card for Days Inn Miami International Airport for November 13-November 18, 2011. Confirmed rate was $85.46 for first night. Due to International air delays, arrived at 2 AM next day. Front desk attendant said I had no reservation but they had already charged me first night for no-show. Then I showed her a screen capture of my confirmed reservation email. Then she said motel was full but she could let me have a noshow's room for $159.95 plus taxes. I accepted (me and my wife are seniors and it was late).
When I arrived home, noticed in my bank statement they also charged me $93.46 from my reservation's credit card for the same night they charged $159.95 + taxes. I tried to contact Customer Service Wyndham/Days Inn but they filter feedback from outside the US. Asked to complete an online survey about my stay, I reported my claim. The next day, I received from a no-reply email saying the $93.63 didn't appear on his computer. I then tried to contact the Wyndham people (owners & managers) through their contact web page but it couldn't go through UNTIL I CHANGED TO A US ADDRESS.
So not only I was charged $253.58 for a written confirmed rate of $85, PLUS Wyndham or Days Inn will not accept any type of feedback online from outside the US.
ATLANTIC CITY - BOARDWALK, NEW JERSEY -- For $225/night, we expected a decent experience. I know that the hotels in A.C. are all pricey... so we felt safe and comfortable with the Days Inn. The room wasn't great (it was mismatched and cheap looking), but it was clean. We had a great night in Atlantic City. We returned later on and went to sleep. In the very early hours of the morning, we received a sexually obscene and threatening phone call, which sounded like it was coming from another room in the hotel. I hung up on the caller and was so shaken I couldn't sleep. I kept the light on the rest of the night.
We immediately called the front desk, who said that they had no way of knowing who called and couldn't help us. Needless to say, they were completely unapologetic. Upon check out, I told the front desk staff and BOTH of the managers, who were also completely apologetic and did not offer anything to make us feel better. I explained that for $225/night, I expected to actually be able to sleep and feel safe and comfortable. They didn't care.
The manager also noted that he "had no idea who it could be" but five minutes later said "I have a feeling I know who it is, but I can't say for sure." He also mentioned that this had happened to other guests, but they didn't have any records or call logs. I find that hard to believe.
I was so upset that I called the Days Inn corporate office. They took down all of my contact information - THEN turned around and gave it to the exact same manager I spoke to the day before. He called me and was so rude and angry with my fiance and myself. I called BACK to corporate and told them that this was ridiculous. They said they couldn't do anything until 7 days went by, then they would review my case. My fiance called back again (the same day) and told them that this was unacceptable. They promised to have a supervisor call us back within 24 hours. They never did.
About 4 days later, we received a passively aggressive and RUDE email from the AC hotel staff AND a letter from corporate. That was it. I work in an industry and a position where you ALWAYS keep your clients and customers happy, especially if something horrible happens. Apparently, Days Inn has a completely different motto. After this experience, I will NEVER stay at Days Inn again, in Atlantic City or ANY city!
BAR HARBOR, PENNSYLVANIA -- Stayed here in July 2013 - room had musty odor, but got in late so just went to bed. Tub drain was a bit slow in am but was in a hurry and the rest was working so we headed out. Upon return, there was stuff floating in the toilet, but again in a hurry to get showers and change to meet friends for dinner. Flushed toilet and it overflowed over my daughter's shoes, the floor and into the carpet. She had to hold the valve and stand in the tub while we found help to stop the water running. It would not plunge and they had to turn the water off and go find an auger.
We were unable to shower and had to be let into an empty room to even change for dinner because they were still trying to fix it after 30 minutes. Upon our return, the floor was still wet and the carpet was soaked. Dehumidifier was off and overflowed when tried to empty it. Complained to desk clerk at time of incident and after and was told "Oh, OK." The manager was not available and no effort was made to resolve our complaints. The next morning, I demanded to speak to the manager who had to be called at home. Never did talk to her and the offer was to take 5% off the bill.
Meanwhile, another patron was in the office asking for a plunger - again! Days Inn Guarantee posted on the wall is that EVERYTHING WORKS!! LIES!!! Called corporate and was PROMISED manager would call but since it is independently owned they could not help me. Never did hear from manager and will NEVER stay in a Days Inn again!
Room in general was old with cracking paint, old fixtures, musty and smelly. Furniture was peeling in both the room we were given and the room we were allowed to change in. Staff was foreign students with little or no training that were completely clueless. What kind of desk clerk when you complain just goes "oh, OK" and does NOTHING and offers NOTHING. Expresses NO concern at all?
MARION, NORTH CAROLINA -- Two girlfriends and myself spent 4 nights at this Days Inn & I do NOT recommend it at all. The room was comfortable enough but the manager was very RUDE and Disrespectful to all 3 of us ladies. Because that we were staying multiple nights we put out the Do Not Disturb placard to let them know that they did not need to clean the room, but when we asked for clean towels after we had used them 2x each, the manager was very rude & did not want to give us clean towels because we didn't let them clean the room.
We took care of our own trash but we had to provide our own trash bags (again because we didn't want the room cleaned they wouldn't give use any trash bags), we had to beg to get a couple of extra packets of coffee which he did give to us but very begrudgingly. The same went for the towels, we did get them but he had a fit that about it because we didn't want the room cleaned.
The Manager was just the most RUDE & Disrespectful person I have ever met & I will NEVER stay at any Days Inn or any of its affiliates ever again because of this one experience.


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The major contractor at the Savannah River Site has settled a lawsuit out-of-court with a veteran African American employee who claimed he was fired due to his race.
Kenneth Piper worked at SRS from 1999 until August 2011 for Savannah River Nuclear Solutions and their predecessor as the management and organization contractor at SRS. He was terminated, he contends, because he was not Caucasian.
Working as a multi-skilled technician, Piper claimed that he was laid off while other less-experienced, less-aged MSTs were not and that "race was a motivating factor."
SRNS denied Piper's claim that they violated the Civil Rights Act in terminating him during the lawsuit, but in November, a settlement was reached between the two parties. This settlement, which has not been made public, was finalized this week and the case closed with prejudice – meaning that it cannot be brought to court again.
The suit was litigated by the Mabry Law Firm in Columbia, the same firm which represented Steven Grice and Dana Lawson, both of Aiken, who filed suits claiming that they were singled out for termination because they were disabled, among other claims.
The pair, whose suits are ongoing, also claiming that they were subjects of racially-motivated termination. However, Grice and Lawson claim they were fired because they are Caucasian and that less-qualified African American employees were retained.
Emails requesting comment from SRNS were not returned Friday by press time.
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Heels, Eagles look for first wins; Devils, Pack aim for 2-0 start
North Carolina and N.C. Central taste their first home cooking of the season today, while the Duke Blue Devils hit the road looking to end a skid that dates to the 1998 season.
That's the most recent time that Duke began a football season 2-0. But after a lopsided victory over N.C. Central a week ago, the Blue Devils visit Memphis (4:30 p.m.) with a chance to end that string. The game is available to Time Warner Cable Sports Pass subscribers on channel 518.
In Chapel Hill, the Tar Heels host Middle Tennessee State at Kenan Stadium (12:30 p.m., WLFL) looking for their first win of the season.
Likewise, N.C. Central will be looking to shake off the effects of a 45-0 loss to Duke today when St. Augustine's invades O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium (2 p.m.).
N.C. State also will be looking to run its record to 2-0 when the Wolfpack hosts Richmond at Carter-Finley Stadium (6 p.m., TWC channel 519).


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After Thinking a little more on the topic I felt the slide show really missed some big steps in violence. Wolfenstein, Doom, Rise of the Triads, and how could they even think of leaving Soldier of Fortune off the list?!?! I understand every list is subject to opinion but there are just too many games that were left off the list that pushed the boundaries for their release times. I just thought of these games in a minute off the top of my head, so it really doesn't seem like a lot of thought went into this list.
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Commission ornithologist Karen Rowe said the birds showed physical trauma, and she speculated that "the flock could have been hit by lightning or high-altitude hail."
As this story is just unfolding there are several inconsistencies between articles. Some say its only blackbirds, while the article quoted in the summary says there were multiple species of birds involved, but the majority were blackbirds. I think once the birds are sent off for further testing (as the article states Monday) we'll get a more accurate picture of exactly what shape the birds were in, and maybe a single theory of what happened. If it turns out this article is correct and there was no trauma I think your theory could be accurate.
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I went 3 days after launch expecting to find a ton of Kinects in store after the mixed reviews, but when I went to futureshop there was only a single unit left. I was shooting the shit with the guy in the game/movie section, and he said demand was far higher than they predicted. Interesting considering the device is far from perfect. In the end though, I have had a ton of fun so far. I just dont know when the novelty will wear off (like it did with the Wii) but this is just my 2 cents on the Kinect after a few days use. I really like it, but time and games will tell if it can be a Wii killer, just like the PS Move also hopes to be. At least sales wise I dont think initially this can be classified a failure, and use wise I also wouldn't call it a failure, just not a complete success. Solve the lag issues, get some longer lasting games, give a better menu system than holding your hand over a button (have you ever tried pausing with Kinect while playing?!?! you have to stand still for like 2 seconds) and extend the Kinect use to incorperate voice commands at all times, and it could be.
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One thing the article did mention that I liked was that MS is considering doing away with points. I know I always have an odd number of points on my account because of so many different denominations of DLC prices. Thats one thing I like about my PS3, it charges my credit card directly OR I can chose to add a certain amount of money to my account. Not trying to incite a flamewar between PS3/360, I have both and love them both for different reasons.


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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
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Charleston Southern rushed for a season-high 354 yards and quarterback Danny Croghan III had two rushing touchdowns in his first career start as the Buccaneers beat North Greenville, 28-14, in front of a sold out crowd on Saturday afternoon at Buccaneer Field.
Charleston Southern matched the best start in school history and is now a perfect 6-0, while North Greenville fell for the first time this season. The Bucs weren't at their best but they didn't beat themselves while facing a team CSU Head Coach Jamey Chadwell helped build.
"I'm happy to get the victory," Chadwell said. "I don't feel like we played our best coming off the victory last week. Give them credit. They played hard. But we found a way to get it done."
Running back Christian Reyes had 168 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown, while Croghan added 70 yards and his two scores.
Croghan proved he could be a weapon in the option attack, guiding the Bucs to 490 yards of offense and falling forward or lowering his shoulder for extra yardage on almost every play. He completed 12 of 20 for 136 yards but missed out on a chance or two to hit the big play.
"Danny (Croghan) did a lot of good things today in his first start," Chadwell said of his redshirt freshman quarterback. "He threw some passes about 50 yards ahead of his receivers once or twice. He was all jacked up. But he did a great job overall today. He carried the ball and ran the offense really well."
Croghan is replacing injured starter Malcolm Dixon.
The Bucs defense piled up tackles for loss with 11 and sacked NGU quarterback Nelson Hughes five times.CSU scored on its final drive of the half to take a 14-7 lead and ground down the Crusaders in the second half.
The Bucs gained at least 50 yards on every possession in the half, other than when they knelt the game out. The Bucs had 279 yards of total offense in the second half and capped an 11-play, 90-yard drive to put the game away with a 15-yard run by Alex Cruz to build a 28-14 lead with just over five minutes to play.
The Buccaneers return to the road on Saturday to face VMI in their Big Sig South Conference opener. Kickoff is at 2 p.m.
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The Tigers, competing in area play this past week, fell short of their goal to make the State tournament.
Fresh off an opening round area victory over Tupelo, the Tigers would take on the Red Oak Eagles in the brand new 16.8 million dollar Kingston gym. The gym was spectacular and felt like the Tigers were already at the big show.
Senior Jake Mattingly would get the opening tip for the Tigers, but it would be all Red Oak for the first quarter of the game. Sophomore Caleb Armstrong finally put the Tigers on the board with 1:30 left in the opening qtr. The Tigers couldn't seem to find their groove the first quarter but made a comeback in the second.
It was a tough battle under the boards for control of the ball, and this quickly became a fast paced, aggressive ball game. The Tigers goal was still attainable at half with the Eagle only up 25-18. Caleb Armstrong started the third out with a bang ripping the net for a 3 to open things up and Junior Brandon Slocum got hot, as the Tigers battled back with reach 35-34 by the end of the 4th. The fourth quarter aged this parent about 10 years.
The Tigers hit some free throws to tie the score 44-44 with 2:01 left. Senior Terrell Morgan hit a big three point shot with .50 seconds left to give the Tigers their first lead of the game. The Eagles tied the score with 9.4 left 49-49 and we were headed to overtime. The Eagles controlled the ball and the Tigers couldn't seem to get the momentum back, eventually falling to the Eagles 56-50.
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Thanks to the good folks at Headcase Games, we have two copies of their excellent new iPhone puzzle game, 180, to give away.
If you would like to win a copy, simply post a comment in this thread. That's all. It doesn't even have to be anything clever (although you might want to share your OpenFeint name). Your post number will be your entry. If you haven't signed up for our forums yet, this is as good an excuse as any. Hey, it's free, so why not?
Make your post by 11:59 PM PST on May 14, 2010. After then, we'll use a random number generator to choose two winners. The winner will receive a private message through our forums with a promo code for the game.
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Think quick! In the action-puzzler 180, you must flip, shoot, and match combos before the wall of coins can crush you.
Each piece on the gameboard has 2 sides. Touch any coin to flip it 180 degrees. Tap in the empty area to shoot your next coin. Shoot to connect 3 or more of the same front-side color to clear.
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- Colorful, detailed graphics and hi-quality sound effects.
- Extremely simple to learn, with very deep gameplay that will keep you coming back for more.
- Great for kids, adults and hardcore gamers alike, 180 is a unique game that's suitable for anyone to enjoy.
This is a fairly informal contest, so there's no laundry list of official rules. Still, here are a few important notes:
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- In order to play the game, you will need an iPhone, iPod touch, or an iPad. The game requires iPhone OS 2.2 or later.
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- Even if you don't win, you should buy the game anyway. It's pretty darn good, and it's only $1.99.
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
Cane Bay High School's chorus, the "Cobra Chorale", was selected to perform at the South Carolina Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association Fall Conference.
The conference takes place on Oct.11 at Coastal Carolina University. They will perform a 20-minute mini-concert in front of approximately 700 people including: Honor Choir students and directors, and college directors. A panel of college professors and professional musicians selected the Cobra Choral after hearing blind auditions from choruses across the state.
"This is a major honor for this choral program and it is the second major conference performance for this group in their six years of existence," said CBHS director of choirs William J. Bennett.
The Cobra Chorale also performed at the General Session of the South Carolina Music Educators' Association Spring In-Service Conference in Feb.2011.
"At the last conference the audience was moved to tears," said CBHS principal Lee Westberry. "Mr. Bennett does an amazing job with these children, just another reason why we have the best Fine Arts in the county."
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Political folk-punk legend Billy Bragg descends upon the Tower Theatre on Tuesday night. My colleague David Jasper wrote a terrific article about his conversation with the man, which bounced from the power of Facebook to America's upcoming midterm elections, and from Bragg's program to put guitars in the hands of inmates to the catharsis of writing songs about things that piss you off. I'm not even going to try to excerpt the thing; trust me, you should go read the whole story by clicking here.
Elsewhere in the music section: Feedback focuses on the strong slate of shows coming up over the next few months, including newly announced dates by acts like Dick Dale, Brother Ali and Lucero. And this week, we have Yard Dogs Road Show, DJ Professor Stone, Jukebot!, Eric Tollefson and Boxcar String Band, plus a slew of locals playing Halloween parties. And if all that leaves you wanting, there's always The Bulletin's complete music listing.


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While Lester Welch might have viewed Jack Devine's column as being ironic, I saw it as sad and as part of the problem. DeVine believes that in 1954, when the schools were segregated, our nation was "indivisible." Had Jack ever spoken to an African-American, he would have known that many refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance because it had the hypocritical word "indivisible" in it, not to mention that "liberty and justice for all" thing.
Like a man without a memory, Jack proposes our nation suddenly became divided when a black man was elected president who was opposed by a number of mostly white Republicans called "knuckleheads" by their own party and currently opposed by Karl Rove. Rove has ironically emerged as the voice of reason and moderation within the conservative moment. While the Democrats are indivisible in this left-of-center county, it is the conservative movement that is clearly in disarray and out of touch with everything from reason to science.
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Two Jonesville residents were arrested on charges of felony kill animal by starvation.
Rose Anna Hagler, 38, of Jonesville was arrested on Jan. 11 and charged with four counts and Zealous Bernard Hagler, 60, of Jonesville was arrested on Jan. 27 and charged with three counts.
An anonymous caller contacted the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office in reference to observing two dead dogs in a kennel behind a residence in Jonesville. With the aid of Yadkin County Animal Control, the deputies discovered other animals that were deceased and some obviously emaciated.
Rose Hagler was set with a $20,200 secured bond and Zealous Hagler was set with an unsecured $50,000 bond.
Abigail Gonzalez Lopez, 51, of Yadkinville, was charged on Jan. 30 by detectives with the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office for one count of felony killing an animal by starvation and one count animal cruelty.
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The Patriots' volleyball team suffered its first loss of the season Tuesday.
Fort Dorchester lost 2-1 to defending Region 8-AAAA champion Bluffton during a match in North Charleston. The Bobcats improved their record to 12-7 with a 2-0 mark in the region while the Patriots fell to 15-1, 3-1.
"We knew Bluffton would be our primary challenge this year and this match would be important," Fort Dorchester coach Tarshie Burrell said. "We really wanted the win and our girls played with a lot of heart. We came out a little cold, but showed some potential in the second game. We just need to keep working. Hopefully the butterflies are out of our stomach now and we will play better the next time we see them."
The Bluffton hitters demonstrated their power right from the start but the Bobcats also scored several points off tips. After Bluffton cruised to a 25-11 win in the first game, Fort Dorchester took charge and kept the Bobcats at bay to earn a 25-23 win in the second game.
However, Bluffton finished as strong as it opened, jumping out to a 6-0 lead in the third game en route to a 25-12 win.
The teams will meet again in Bluffton on Oct. 17.
Next week, Fort Dorchester hosts Goose Creek at 6 p.m. Oct. 1 and travels to Cane Bay Oct. 3.
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DeBoo made his Matador debut in game one of a doubleheader at Nebraska, pitched 1.1 innings, and struckout one batter (3/7). He entered the game vs. UNLV and pitched 2.0 innings and struckout two batters, both season-high marks (4/1). DeBoo pitched 1.2 innings at UNLV (4/29), allowed only one hit in his 2.0 innings pitched at UC Irvine (5/1), allowed zero hits in 1.0 inning pitched at UC Irvine (5/2) and threw for 1.0 inning and struckout a batter vs. Pacific (5/16). He pitched 0.2 innings at UC Davis and struckout one batter (5/23) and finished the season third on the team with a 1.86 ERA, was in the top five on the squad with a .257 batting average against and only allowed nine hits, good for fourth best among Matador pitchers. The two runs allowed were good for second best on the team.
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Looking Back, Moving Forward
As I take stock of the accomplishments of the Roswell Park community over the last year, two things strike me: the breadth and diversity of the projects that kept us busy over the course of 2013, and the participation of an ever-greater number of collaborators in these efforts. We truly have been firing on all cylinders, with help from a long list of partners.
Pharmacology Researcher Singled Out for 'Provocative Questions' Funding
David W. Goodrich, PhD, a Professor of Oncology in the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, has received a two-year, $406,247 award through the National Cancer Institute's Provocative Questions funding program. These highly sought-after awards give scientists the resources to pursue longstanding questions about cancer biology and control. Dr. Goodrich will look at role the order of mutations plays in development and recurrence of cancer.
October at RPCI was dedicated to promoting early diagnosis and screening in the number one cancer in men, prostate cancer. During the month, we held two events to encourage early detection and screening among high risk populations: Know Your Statistics at Ralph Wilson Stadium and Cruisin' for a Cure here on the grounds of RPCI. The events educated men 40 and older about risk factors for prostate cancer and offered free screening tests performed by RPCI doctors. More than 250 men from across Western New York attended.
Hope for Ovarian Cancer Patients Worldwide: Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) recently received some exciting news that could lead to new, potentially more effective treatments for patients. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has awarded one of our research teams with a prestigious Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) grant in ovarian cancer.
Director Steven Bernstein stopped by Roswell Park Cancer Institute for a tour before the charity screening of his new film Decoding Annie Parker on September 26, with proceeds benefitting the Familial Ovarian Cancer Registry at RPCI. The Buffalo native wrote and produced the movie, starr


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GSD Course Bulletin - Fall 2012
FACULTY DETAILS - Emily Waugh
Last updated on 12 MAY 2015 14:54:06.
02341: Communication for Designers (VIS 0234100)
Emily Waugh
Landscape Architecture
Seminar - 4 credits - Limited enrollment
Thursday 11:30 - 2:00 Gund 318
Federal law now requires Harvard to disclose certain information about the textbooks instructors have assigned for courses at the School of Design. The Harvard COOP has agreed to provide this information to students, who may access it via the Central Course Catalog website. Individual course pages on the Central Course Catalog site contain hyperlinks to updated textbook information on the Coop's website.


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I had and now realize a very prophetic dream/nightmare about a week before I lost Soleil. Did anyone else? I have to write about it, it has been haunting me ever since. In the past I have looked up meanings on dreammoods.com and tried to study what symbols mean. Sometimes Im stooped, but this one makes all too much sense but at the same time a wake up call to the nightmare experience I was about to endure.
The dream started out with me at the airport( arrivals=birth, departures=death). I was waiting on the tarmac for the plane, and one group of people were getting on this big jet. Then they said there was no room for me on that one, I had to take the small bus, I was really nervous and wanted to get on with everyone else on the big jet, but it took off and I was forced to get on the flying bus that had maternity words all over it, like "labor" "delivery", "Maternity", it was like a hospital bus or something( to dream of a deserted airport means your goals will be on hold and bus=temporary setbacks in your goals, getting on the bus=following the crowd). We are flying along and then we hit the Appalachian trail area and we have to make an emergency landing or we crashed, can't remember(mountains=major challenges, bus crash=means you need to venture on your own, be more independent). But I was frantic. I remember we landed in Shenandoah Valley. I was trying to fly home to Cleveland to see my family, I was half way there. I was all of sudden with my friend Andy who is an avid back packer in the middle of the Applachian mountains. He tells me we will have to walk the rest of the way on the Appalachian trail. I tell him there is no way, we have to get a ride.
We walk the trails for a little, then I find this hut that was like a little corner store, the guy tells us that if we have time to wait around, we can catch the guy with magic quarters to give us a ride(quarters=incompleteness, you are not feeling whole). The guy comes and we catch the magic quarters to get a car. Andy drives and Im in the passenger side(another sign that Im not in control of my life right now, Im relying on the driver and following the goals of others, not my own). Then we start driving through mounds of snow(snow=feelings of frigidity, unexpressed emotions, feeling alone,driving in it, I need to be extra cautious of how I approach my goals). Then I wake up/dream stops.
I have had dreams of snow/buses, letting others drive the car for some time now. I don't understand, I know all my friends have kids, I want that too, I don't really feel like wanting a child in my life is just me following the crowd. I don't know besides that, it is just an eerily creepy dream for me, and every morning I wake I think about it. Has anyone else had a similar experience before they lost a child or almost did from pre-e?????


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Man gets probation for drug conspiracySeptember 03,2014Probation granted
in drug conspiracy
BENNINGTON A local man received a probationary sentence Tuesday after pleading guilty to being part of a conspiracy to sell cocaine.
Steven L. Barber, 59, of Bennington, pleaded guilty to the felony charge in Bennington criminal court as part of a plea agreement in which the state agreed to dismiss a misdemeanor charge that Barber possessed a depressant drug.
Barber was sentenced to serve one to three years, but all of that time was suspended and he was placed on probation. As part of the sentence, Barber will have to submit to screening and possibly treatment for drug addiction.
Barber was arraigned April 1 as co-defendant with Tina M. Fox, 42, of Bennington. The charges against Fox are pending.
Police said they received information March 26 from a 54-year-old woman saying that she had smoked crack March 24 with Barber in his home and attempted to buy crack from Fox on March 25.
Police were granted a search warrant, which was executed March 31.
According to police, 7 grams of marijuana and six counterfeit $5 bills were found when the Maple Street home was searched.MORE IN This Just InBy Kathleen Phalen Tomaselli Full StoryBennington College and Middlebury College both top a list for most entrepreneurial colleges in... Full StoryWas the response to an alleged assault at College of St. Full Story
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A colony of artists has come together on the grounds of Monet Monet in a collaboration that would make Jonathon Quinn proud.
Before the home became the area's latest studio/eatery/entertainment venue, Quinn, a
Quinn also created a
Quinn held special events and talks about Monet and other topics in the gardens from time to time, and operated a small gift shop inside with artsy gift items.
The home and gardens became quite a tourist attraction.
Desiring to spend more time traveling, Quinn sold the property in 2000 to
The Hards moved in and opened a second location of their jewelry store there in 2001. The Hards are now expanding their unique jewelry line overseas and need more travel time. They also desired to fulfill the original vision Quinn had for the gardens.
"For a couple of years, I have toyed with the idea of wanting to recreate here the old Bee Hive artist colony that is in
Carla shared her vision with her friend Cheri Peebles, who owned and operated the Grayt Coffee House, just down the road.
"I told her if anything changed in her situation, we should do this," Carla said.
On May 3, Carla's vision came to fruition and reopened as Grayt Grounds of Monet Monet — a collaborative effort of various artistic talents.
Rock Hard's Custom Designed Jewelry is still there, but in a more condensed space to the right of the main entrance.
Front and center at the entrance now is a combination art gallery/bakery/coffee shop operated by Peebles.
The bakery offers cookies, croissants, and more, freshly baked by the in-house pastry chef daily that can be enjoyed with fair-trade locally-roasted organic coffees and lattes. Peebles also offers catering.
In the gallery, she carries the work of six local artists, including Kay Brown, photographer Shelly Swanger, folk artist Franko "Washboard" Jackson, Eileen West, Christina Lee, and
Peebles envisions the public stopping in for a quick European-style breakfast, and while there, enjoying the art, taking a stroll in the gardens, and maybe resting in the gazebo while enjoying that last cup of coffee. While strolling the grounds, there may even be found an artist painting en plein air.
During special events planned for the intimate and romantic garden venue, dinner can be enjoyed, along with the house's specialty "Jonathon Juleps."
The property is available for weddings, receptions, and Peebles plans regular music ventures in the garden, which she calls the Grayt Music Project — a place where people can enjoy dinner and a show. These will be by reservation only. She also has murder mystery theaters planned, and trivia nights.
"It will be like being in your living room, but in a garden," she said.
"We all remain totally committed to maintaining the natural beauty of Jonathon's original vision and feel that by adding art, fun events and wonderful food, it allows others to enjoy his work even more," said Carla. "We wanted to honor him and his vision. This is what this property is for. Now it is full of good vibrations and love. This was his vision."
However, not everyone is happy with the vision and the noise it will bring.
Shortly after opening, Peebles said a complaint was filed about the noise. That is an issue Peebles said she is working on, as well as adequate parking.
"We're working through stuff," she said. "But we're not doing anything that Jonathon didn't do when he owned the place. People just want to be hurtful and that is not good positive energy."
"We're working to get properly vested," said Hard. "Jonathon held events here, and we have also, from time to time. Our attorney is working with the county to get it all worked out."
The BCC's Public Information Officer, Louis Svehla, said events may have been held at that location in the past, but they have not been of that large a scale. He said the owners were cited for being in violation of code and are on notice to come into compliance and get permitted for these type events.
The first possible date they could come before the BCC is at a June 11 meeting, said Svehla.
Meanwhile, the events are proceeding as scheduled, said Hard.
As for the future, Peebles says she wants to restore the gardens to their original plantings. It's her 10-year project, she said.
For more information about The Grayt Grounds of Monet Monet, any of its inhabitants or services, call 231-1090 or just stop by. Visit online at www.graytgrounds.com. The coffee shop is open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at


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Jonathan Borofsky
Hammering Man
Seattle Art Museum (Corner of 1st Avenue and University Street)
100 University St.
Seattle Art Museum 1% for Art, City Light 1% for Art, the Virginia Wright Fund, and contributors of the Seattle Art Museum
In 1986 Seattle voters approved a public levy to provide funding for the design and construction of a new downtown Seattle Art Museum. The 1% for Art funds generated by the public levy were matched with other 1% for Art funds and donations from museum contributors to create "In Public: Seattle 1991," a city wide celebration of public art. This project, the largest in the history of the Seattle Arts Commission, brought artists from around the world to create permanent and temporary works in various sites throughout Seattle. Internationally recognized artist Jonathan Borofsky was selected to create a major work for the entryway of the new downtown Seattle Art Museum building designed by Robert Venturi.
The 48-foot-high black silhouette sculpture is a worker. The Hammering Man celebrates the worker's contribution to society. He or she is the village craftsman, the South African coal miner, the computer operator, the farmer or the aerospace worker--the people who produce the commodities on which we depend.
This sculpture is the second largest Hammering Man on the planet. A taller version is in Frankfurt, Germany. Borofsky's goal is to have several different Hammering Men placed around the world--all working simultaneously. Other big outdoor versions of this work are in Japan and Switzerland. In the United States there are Hammering Man sculptures in New York, Minneapolis, Los Angeles and Washington D.C., among other places.


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McFARLANE TOYS TO ATTEND NFL EXPERIENCE
Fitzgerald Featured at NFLX; Boldin at McFarlane Westgate Store
Friday, January 04, 2008
There's nothing like having the Super Bowl right in your own back yard.
McFarlane Toys will be setting up inside the NFL Experience once again. And as with years past, we will be selling a local favorite to the people of Arizona:
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals, WR #11 in red jersey with white pants.
With only 5,000 pieces being produced for this event, Fitzgerald is sure to sell out fast. The figure will be $15 and limits per person will be announced on-site. VISA is the only card accepted at The NFL Experience built by The Home Depot.
NFL Experience Dates and tentative general public hours:
- Saturday, Jan. 26: 10am - 10pm
- Sunday, Jan. 27: 11am - 8pm
- Thursday, Jan. 31: 3pm - 9pm; NFLX After Dark: 9 pm - Midnight
- Friday, Feb. 1: 3 pm - 10 pm
- Saturday, Feb. 2:10 am - 10pm
Admission is $17.50 for adults and $12.50 for children under 12; NFLX After Dark admission is $10.00. Tickets are available by calling (866) TIX-4NFL (849-4635).
Fans can pick up our second NFL Exclusive figure:
Anquan Boldin, Arizona Cardinals, WR #81 in red jersey with white pants
The Boldin figure will be available only at the McFarlane Westgate and Tempe retail stores starting on Jan. 26, and online through our Collector's Club, date TBA.
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Hi ladies... You will never believe it... but we suspect we are pregnanct again. This is a real surprise because as you can see, Victoria is barely 4 months!!! My blood pressure has refused to come down, my weight is way over there and I am to put it mildly terrified. I will know by the end of this week if indeed I am pg. I do not even know what to think or say... except cry really hard!! Has anything like this ever happened to any of you?
Thank you
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Patterned knit tunic with embroidered mesh trimming around bottom hem. Button opening at front of neckline. Sleeve hems and neckline are ribbed.
*55% Cotton, 14% Nylon, 10% Linen, 10% Silk, 10% Acrylic, 1% Other Fiber
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 30 1/4"
Bust (all around): 38"
Sleeve Length: 24 3/4"
*55% Cotton, 14% Nylon, 10% Linen, 10% Silk, 10% Acrylic, 1% Other Fiber
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Length: 30 1/4"
Bust (all around): 38"
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Come and enjoy our two wonderful villas overlooking the Montego Bay Harbour. Exceptional Montego Bay lodging awaits in our rooms which have their own distinct character. Each room is individually decorated and designed with your comfort in mind. Located just a short distance from Montego Bay Airport, just a ten minute drive, our location is ideal for exploring authentic Jamaica, with easy day trips. View our list of top things to do in Jamaica.
Polkerris Bed and Breakfast consists of two villas directly across the road from each other. It is truly a family affair. Polkerris with six rooms is run by Jeremy and Clarissa and Vista Bahia across the street with four rooms is run by their son Peter and his wife Elaine. Both properties have swimming pools and all other amenities are equivalent. Our location is perfect! Guests can walk to Doctor's Cove Beach, Margaritaville & Hip Strip from our bed and breakfasts. Guests at both properties enjoy stunning views, a full hearty breakfast and great Jamaican hospitality to make your visit with us truly memorable.
Enjoy our peaceful and relaxing piece of paradise and be captivated by the magnificent views of the majestic mountains sliding into the multihued Caribbean Sea. Don't just take our word for it, read what our guests have to say about the #1 and #2 Montego Bay Bed and Breakfasts on TripAdvisor.


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Kyle Lovern
Sports Editor
PHELPS, Ky. – When walking into the old Phelps High School gymnasium it seems like you have entered a time machine and traveled back to another era.
It is small and only seats a few hundred fans. There are only about four rows of bleachers on each side. Balcony seats were later built over top of the bottom row of bleachers. But they didn't add that many seats.
"We called it the old Alamo," said Bert Hatfield, a longtime Phelps resident and former basketball star for the Hornets. "That was because of the way it looked on the outside."
The outside is made of rustic, coarse looking stone. The facility was built in the 1940s. It was later named the Charles "Poke" Wolford Gym, who was a longtime janitor at the facility, and used to unlock the doors for the boys so to go in and play basketball.
"If you had any association with sports in this community, you knew Charlie Poke," Hatfield said with a smile. "He just passed away a few months ago."
Once you step inside the narrow doors, it is reminiscent of the old gym used in filming the movie "Hoosiers."
Hatfield, like many others, spent countless hours practicing, playing pick-up games and firing up shots from the old hardwood floor.
"This was a home for me," Hatfield said. "I can say that sports contributed to my success in life. It was a passion for me – it was my whole world."
"Honestly, I liked basketball probably better than anything," Hatfield said, who has been a longtime deputy sheriff in Pike County.
Hatfield reminisced while looking around the old gymnasium. You could almost hear the echoes of the basketball bouncing off the floor and the fans cheering for their home team.
"The gym was always full," Hatfield recalled. "But back then, that was all there was to do. Everybody went to the ballgames on Friday or Saturday nights."
"It was a big deal to go to a game back then," Hatfield added. "I'm amazed now that when I go to a lot of games, they don't draw a crowd."
Going to a local gym to see their high school play was a social event for most of the citizens in the hamlets and hollows of eastern Kentucky and southern West Virginia.
Hatfield pointed to a spot on the floor where he made a 65-foot shot at the buzzer to win a game for Phelps. He said the principal at that time, John Cromer, drove a nail into the floor to mark the spot of the incredible shot.
The story of the principal putting the nail in the floor made the paper. "I remember for years people would see me and say 'are you that guy who hit that shot' and then they drove a nail in the floor to mark that spot."
"It just tells you how people around here followed basketball and remember games like that," Hatfield said modestly.
"I remember the shot," Hatfield recalls. "I just got the ball from out of bounds, turned and shot it at the buzzer."
Hatfield said the shot won the game, but he can't remember who the Hornets were playing that winter night back in 1967.
"There are so many memories in the place," said Hatfield. "I can remember when Jack Cunningham was coach, he would have to come and get us in a jeep during the winter months so we could practice because the snow would be so deep."
Players didn't have cars or trucks back during that era and many lived in very rural areas, with narrow hollow roads.
Hatfield was not only a star at Phelps, but he was one of the area's best players. He brought with him old Williamson Daily News clippings that his mother had saved.
One article proclaimed him as having the area's top scoring average. Hatfield, who graduated in 1967, fired in 27 point per game. Other recognizable names on the list included Williamson High all-stater James Hambrick and Matewan sharpshooter Raymond Joplin. During this period in time, there were probably 25 high schools included in the coverage area. So leading the area in scoring was an impressive feat.
"I can remember about every night of my life, if this gym was open, I would be here," Hatfield recalled with fondness.
"On Sunday's we would hitchhike to Matewan," Hatfield said. "Coach Melmidge (Jim) had given Jerry Epling a key and we would go down there and play in that old gym."
Epling was a basketball star and one of the area's best shooters. Hatfield and others say that Epling and former Phelps star Ervin Stepp may be the best shooters to ever come out of this area.
"Jerry was probably as pure a shooter as I ever saw," Hatfield said. "But, Ervin was phenomenal."
Both played before the era of the 3-point shot, but their scoring averages were extraordinary.
Hatfield received a scholarship to Pikeville College, but as "an old country boy," found it tough to adjust playing with and against players from the city and other parts of the country.
The gym will likely be torn down once the new middle school and gymnasium is finished. That facility is being built next to the newer Phelps High School and McCoy Athletic Complex. The old structure has continued to serve as the elementary and middle school building over the last three decades.
Hatfield, like a few others, is very sentimental about the old gym. "This was my life," he said. "I hung out here so much."
"But, I guess everything has to come to an end. Progress takes its course, and you really hate to see it," he added.
"There is just so much history here," Hatfield reiterated.