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2010-11 NBA Fantasy All-Stars: Voting Results
by Jason on Jan.27, 2011, under Quick hits
Now that the NBA has announced its All-Star starters for 2010-11, it's our turn. In case you missed it, back in late December we posted our "ballots" for the 2010-11 NBA fantasy All-Stars. The idea behind this was, "If the NBA can have us vote on each season's All-Stars, why can't we do the same for fantasy basketball?" Well, the people have spoken.
It's clear that some players earned the most votes based purely on their straight-up values so far this season. In other cases, the reasons were a bit less obvious. Some races were close, others were blowouts. Below is a rundown of the results, along with my own votes and brief comments. (continue reading…)


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In life, there are those who look at becoming a grandmother as a sign of getting old and there are those who embrace their new role with gusto. GramaBarb is most definitely among the latter. Not only does she strive to be the best grandmother she can be for her four grandkids, she is taking the idea of grandmothering to a whole new level—in cyberspace!
Barbara Vance's identity changed in 1982 with the birth of her first grandson. In that moment, Barbara became "GramaBarb." And, she's never looked back! Drawing upon both her childhood bond with her grandmothers and the supportive, loving grandmother relationship her own mother had with her kids, GramaBarb easily melted into her new role as grandmother. Her first grandson quickly became her whole life, equaled only by the later additions of another grandson and two granddaughters a few years down the road.
"I am sure that a Grandparents love is in a special category all its own. (Being a grandmother) quickly became the main focus of my life. I had to be careful that I did not interfere with the parents and develop a clear definition of my role as a Grandmother. My mother was a terrific grandmother to my kids and my grandmothers were wonderful grandmothers to me. So I had grandmother role models that were superb."
For GramaBarb, being a grandmother means spending quality time with her grandchildren and listening to them as their unique personalities develop. But, like many seniors, GramaBarb has multiple health issues that place physical restrictions on what she can and cannot do in life. So, when her grandkids were young she started turning to the computer to help bridge the gaps and fill in the blanks between her life and theirs. "Computers and the Internet have been wonderful tools for me. I am constantly looking for new things to do on my computer that keep me active and current with today's technology so I can communicate with my children and grandchildren on their level."
"Grandma, you are old and you know everything. I want you to teach me what you know."
Buying her first computer in 1991, GramaBarb hit the ground running and never looked back! Genealogy had been a favorite pastime of hers since the 1970s, but with her new computer GramaBarb now finally had a tool that could create the kind of family album she had always envisioned. She set to work compiling the years upon years of family data she'd accumulated with just one thought in mind—"I do it for my grandchildren." Armed with this thought, GramaBarb first learned how to use Family Tree Maker to put together a family book chronicling the history of her entire family for all members to see. Later on, she eventually learned Photoshop and other programs and got to work on a family calendar, complete with thumbnail photographs and noted birthdates for family members who lived in the 1700s on through to the very latest baby! The calendar was finally finished in September 2008, to the delight of GramaBarb's relatives. Once again, the newly tech-savvy grandmother had tackled a daunting labor of love with the help of her emerging computer skills.
Soon, GramaBarb found herself creating her own Web page (http://www.squidoo-lensmaster.com/gramabarb/) where she now blogs about activities to do with the family, the importance of grandparents, and some of her own personal passions like nature, music, art, and especially genealogy. Her passion for genealogy generated an online article entitled "How to Help Your Children or Grandchildren on a Journey That Will Last a Lifetime," in which GramaBarb talks about how the genealogical treasure hunt can bring generations closer together. As GramaBarb says, "Children can have so much fun playing detective, that they won't even realize that they are learning along the way. Ask your grandchildren to help you unravel the mystery of your family history, and you will be starting them on the journey of a lifetime."
Taking her new knowledge to yet another level, GramaBarb also began creating Web groups for grandparents and sharing words of encouragement that would bring families closer together. And, as if that weren't enough, she started collecting her grandmotherly words of wisdom and inspired artwork to create online stores (http://www.cafepress.com/gramabarb and http://www.zazzle.com/gramabarb) where she could share these thoughts and trinkets with other grandparents and grandchildren.
Although she initially began learning how to navigate the computer to keep up with her kids and grandkids, GramaBarb soon saw that this new technology provided so much more. Through all of her Web sites, GramaBarb realized that the computer had given her grandkids a way to interact with her, too! "They learn what I love to do through my multiple web sites and that I still love to learn and create. They know that I love nature and as a result they also have a special interest in natural science. I often take a photo that they have taken and turn it into a greeting card, t-shirt, or magnet on café press or zazzle."
In looking at what computers have done for her in her relationships with her grandchildren, GramaBarb believes that all grandparents should be encouraged to learn some computer skills. "It helps so much in maintaining a healthy relationship with your busy children and grandchildren. It is part of everyone's method of communication and must be adapted to, much like when the telephone was first introduced."
For GramaBarb, plunging headfirst into 21st century technology has helped create a strong bond of love that knows no generation gap. She views herself as "a real person using whatever technology available to communicate my life and passions." By sharing her passions in cyberspace, she hopes to continue to be a role model for her grandchildren and their future families for years to come. As an added bonus, she can also inspire others to be the best grandparents they can be. As her youngest granddaughter told her when she was just four-years-old, "Grandma, you are old and you know everything. I want you to teach me what you know." And that is just what GramaBarb intends to do, one blog at a time!
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How wonderful to meet you "GramaBarb" It's so great to see you here, and how wonderfully adept you are at teacher other grandparents how to use the computer. I know this is something that many of us struggle with, getting our grandparents online, especially when they live further away. The truth is, if you want to talk to the grandkids, the easiest way is through the internet! I hope that you have many wonderful stories to share here (either public or private only for your family's eyes). This was great to read on a dreary Monday morning
Gramabarb ,So good to read this blog about you. You deserve it.Sherry@paperfacets
Thank you so much for your kind words and support.
I have read your story and love it! Only there is so much more to tell. Your kindness, patience and smile and much more - things that you have to see you to know!I will start to write my story - at least some of it soon.LoveMaria
Your reach into the larger community is absolutely wonderful. You have embraced technology and its joys and are leading others to this. I have several friends my age who are scared to death of the internet and computers. They have no idea what a huge world it's opened up for many people. Communicating with family, capturing stories and pictures and sharing - all those are wonderful. And of course just the sheer information that is available online - I don't know how I could even function without the internet. Searches, information, anything I want to find online I can. I can't believe that so many are still scared of it and all the opportunities they are missing out on. People like you help spread the word...
It's great to read your story here, Barb. It is very true that once a person becomes a grandparent, they change for good! In the past several months since we've become friends online, I have grown to admire you. I think it's wonderful how you've embraced technology to connect with your grandkids! My wife, Tanda, and I really appreciate the guest posts you have written on our GrandparentsTLC blog. Hoping for many years of friendship to come. - Shayne
you remind me of my grandmother (but in looks only!) she is too scared to touch a vacuum cleaner, let alone a computer - LOL :)
You are obviously an extremely generous and giving person. So *wonderful* to have you here and sharing. can't wait to read more words of wisdom and sharing from you.
that's totally rocking - your grandkids are lucky to have you! mine don't know who I am ----- i hope you tell some stories too here :)
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Trouble with Leopard and Safari 6
Currently Being ModeratedDec 3, 2012 8:37 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
Yes, it doesn't work with Leopard!
You will have to delete it and re-install Safari 5.0.6.
alchemy1215 Duncan, BCCurrently Being ModeratedDec 3, 2012 10:20 AM (in response to Klaus1)
This doesn't seem to be a solution. I have deleted the newest version of Safari from all locations I am aware of on my Leopard, but when I try to install the older version, it still will not allow me to.
So what is a Leopard to do for a browser now? Any suggestions? Please help. Thank you!
(I am having the same situation with Firefox)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 3, 2012 7:03 PM (in response to Klaus1)
Thanks for the reply. Appreciate any help.
I am an amateur (clearly) at this so looking for clarification.
After my recent download of Safari 6 effort, my MacBook now no longer seems to recognise Safari. When I click on the Safari icon on toolbar, nothing happens. I am currently using an iPhone to access Internet.
When I check the Applications folder of my hard drive the version of Safari listed is 6.0.2.
As Safari is not working on this laptop at all (mid 2008 MacBook), how do I connect my laptop to Internet to be able to download 5.0.6?
Or do I have to use an external hard drive and time machine my files and use the original OS X install discs-and then time machine my files back onto laptop? I'm assuming reinstalling OS will wipe all my existing data?
Reluctant to do anything that will cause data to be lost as have photos, study assignments etc on this laptop. If it all gets too hard, I am considering just buying a new computer if I have to-it's a 4 1/2 year old MacBook after all.
Please help.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 4, 2012 7:39 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
Have a look at thomasfromcary's reply in this thread:
Currently Being ModeratedDec 4, 2012 8:18 PM (in response to Klaus1)
I ended up calling an Apple support technician.
Deleted Safari version 6 easily enough & attempted to reinstall the Safari that came with the MacBook via 1 of the install Discs. This version turned our to be Safari v 3 (disc dated 2008). I have not used time machine - ever.
After reinstalling Safari v 3, the message on screen states that the 'version is too new for the operating system'. Doing a software update didn't help as message advised there were 'no new updates'. I do not know why-perhaps updates not being provided to an operating system that is now 4 versions old....?
All seems strange and apple technician was surprised and unable to remedy.
From what I can gather, only real options are to back up my existing files on to an external hard drive (I do not have an external hard drive) and reinstall everything via the 2 start up discs (wiping everything currently there) and then time machine saved files back onto the computer. Even then, the operating system on my install disc is 10.5.2. and would require updating to a newer operating system.
Either that or I purchase a new or refurbed computer.
I lean towarda the latter option choose to buy a new computer over coming weeks/months.
Not happy but lessons learnt.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 2:22 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
Safari 5.0.6 for Leopard can be downloaded from here:
Currently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 2:38 AM (in response to Klaus1)
Thanks for that....
....Unfortunately I have no working browser (and can't see a solution for this) on affected MacBook to access this link. Using smartphone for Internet access at present.
Chalking it up to life experience. Clearly I will be much more careful with what I download in future.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 2:44 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
Try Firefox.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 2:59 AM (in response to Klaus1)
Happy to consider...
...but don't I need access to Internet to download Firefox onto the MacBook...?
Neville Hillyer BedfordshireCurrently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 5:04 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
Fromagedan wrote:
....Unfortunately I have no working browser (and can't see a solution for this) on affected MacBook to access this link.
I have experimented and think this may be the simplest way to get you started:
1 - Open the Terminal application - in Utilities
2 - Type the following carefully - note: the character after 'curl -' is a capital letter O
curl -O icab.clauss-net.de/icab/iCab_501_UB.zip
3 - Hit the return key
4 - Wait a while for a browser called iCab to be downloaded to your Home folder
5 - Double click iCab_501_UB.zip in your Home folder to decompress it
6 - Drag the decompressed iCab folder to your Applications folder
7 - Double click iCab.app inside the iCab folder in Applications to start it
8 - Use the iCab browser to download other browsers such as:
A - Safari 5.0.6 - http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1422
B - Firefox - http://mac.oldapps.com/firefox.php?system=mac_os_x_10.5_leopard_intel
WZZZ NYCCurrently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 5:26 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
Firefox is no longer supported for 10.5 Leopard.
Get TenFourFox and basically continue using Firefox. It gets all the necesssary Firefox security updates and will use all the Firefox Add-ons. If you have an Intel Mac, it will run under Rosetta/PPC emulation, which shouldn't slow you down much, if at all--at least give it a try. All your bookmarks, everything, will still be there. It will use your current Firefox Profile.
Plug-ins like Flash are disabled by default, but they can easily be reenabled. Although I would leave out Java and use Flash with discretion (get the FlashBlock Add-on, which will set a placeholder for Flash content), since there are known Flash exploits for older versions of Flash.
TenFourFox home page
TenFourFox for G5 download
Reenable plug-ins
Currently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 5:55 AM (in response to Fromagedan)
You should make one more attempt to get your system repaired before downloading anything. If Neville's suggestion doesn't work, make an archive and install:
How to Archive & Install:
and this also:
Neville Hillyer BedfordshireCurrently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 6:49 AM (in response to WZZZ)
SeaMonkey may be better but it is not easy to find the latest version for Leopard on Intel - I think it may be somewhere between 2.1 and 2.13 - perhaps somebody can post a link to the information.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 5, 2012 5:07 PM (in response to Neville Hillyer)
Spent some time with this. Unfortunately the zip file does not decompress and turns into a cpgz file when double clicked.
Looked at some forums and other info via google but with no luck and saw similar issues. I had no luck trying to resolve.
Feel like dropping this laptop from a very tall building. Will resist the temptation to do so and will keep this machine to allow access to photos and saved files.
I have now disconnected my Internet service in preparation for a house move next week. Used local library for net access today as part of the attempted icab process.
I have lost patience and am over it.
Thanks everyone for their attempts at assisting.
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The Onion Router a.k.a Tor is designed to provide anonymous communication between node A and B. The TOR project was designed in 1995 by the US Naval Research Laboratory.
Tor is 17 years old
The TOR project is financed by the American Ministry of Defence and the Eletronic Frontier Foundation. TOR was created to ensure communication between government agencies.
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Olga should thank Affleck, McAdams, Bardem, Weisz and so on. If investors would have known Malick would cut out all household names to make a movie with her as lead there would be no movie yet.
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On Jan. 13, 1903, Korean immigrants arrived in an American territory for the first time in Hawaii. One hundred and ten years later, in honor of this, Montgomery County will recognize January 13 as the first Korean American Day.
Councilmember Valerie Ervin was the lead sponsor for legislation that passed in March to recognize the day. She will, along with Maryland State Delegate Susan Lee (D-Montgomery) and others, appear at an event Wednesday – at 10:30 a.m. in the third floor conference room of the Council Office Building at 100 Maryland Ave. – aimed at raising awareness of the commemorative day.
According to a Council memorandum of the bill, Korean Americans make up about three percent of the county's population.
Ervin said that a "Days of Commemoration" law meant to recognize days of cultural importance had not included Korean Americans. When she was approached about changing this, she said she would absolutely help.
"It's a growing community, and they're very proud of their heritage," she said. "I got lots of pleasure with working with them because they do have an agenda to help make their community stronger."
The day is meant not only to commemorate Korean Americans' first entry into the U.S. but also to commemorate Korean Americans' contributions to life in Montgomery County and the country as a whole.
"They have been very instrumental in the electoral process," Ervin said. "They're very much into participatory democracy and they participate by supporting candidates of their choice, and they're very involved in issues that affect them. They are very much on top of these issues."
The presidents of several Korean organizations will join Ervin and Lee on Wednesday, including the Korean American Association of Maryland, the Korean American Women's Chamber of Commerce and the League of Korean Americans, as well as commissioner Chung Pak of the Maryland Higher Education Commission.


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VVS Laxman's unusually aggressive innings set the tone for Deccan Chargers' first match of the Champions League, against Somerset Sabres.
Asked to bat by Sabres captain Justin Langer, Laxman launched an unabated attack in front of the home crowd at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi Stadium. The opener's 46 came from just 33 balls, and put even the explosive Adam Gilchrist in the shade.
Chargers made 153-9 in all but had looked good for much more. They had raced to 86/3 in 10 overs but the run rate came to a crawl after Laxman's fall on 88.
The former Chargers captain dictated terms from the first over, when he cut Charl Willoughby for four and then followed the shot up by charging the Somerset seamer and slapping him in the air past mid-off.
Gilchrist watched the show quietly for a while, before smashing Willoughby for 17 in his second over. But he was out immediately, caught at gully by Marcus Trescothick as he miscued a pull of Alfonso Thomas.
Laxman kept the pace up and showed little intention of keeping the ball along the ground as he most often has during his long career. He hit seven fours in all before he was castled by a loopy slower one from Peter Trego.
T Suman and Andrew Symonds disappointed, making 6 and 8. Rohit Sharma made 24 and Venugopal Rao made 22 from 12 balls. Trego bowled economically, taking 2-19 in 4 overs, while Thomas finished with 2-17 in three. Pacer Ben Phillips chipped in with late wickets to finish with 3-30.


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Authorities say a woman reported that she and her friend were driving on Celestine Rd. when they had car trouble. Four men stopped to help. While two men started changing the flat tire, the other two were talking to the women.
The woman say one of the men, Servando Escobedo, took her to a trailer being pulled by truck where he sexually assaulted her.
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Along with his family, Tomlinson came to the meeting a week prior to a benefit concert being held on his behalf. Proceeds from the event, which will take place Sunday at Burgess-Snow Field at JSU, will go toward building him a smart home.
Leah Tinker, with the Steven Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation and the Gary Sinise Foundation, was guest speaker at the meeting, and explained how both foundations partnered to create the Building for America's Bravest program, which builds smart homes for returning wounded soldiers.
Tinker said the partnership came about initially because of one man, Brendan Morrocco, the first quadruple amputee to ever survive an American war.
"They realized how difficult it is for him to get around in his home," Tinker said, and so they worked to build him a new one, made more accessible by using automated systems and complete handicap accessibility.
Actor and musician Gary Sinise learned of the effort and agreed to hold a concert with his band, the Lt. Dan Band to help raise funds for the build.
Sinise will do the same Sunday for Tomlinson.
"Ben is our local hero, and we're happy to be here and build his home for him, to make his life a little more at ease," Tinker said.
Tinker asked that everyone become involved in raising awareness of Sunday's concert, and to mobilize the community to come out in support of Tomlinson.
"These people, these men, they deserve our support. And that's what this concert is about," Tinker said. "It's showing Ben that this community cares. That we appreciate the sacrifices he made for us."
Tickets cost between $25-$50 and are available at AOD Credit Unions and online at operationben.com. Tickets will also be sold at the concert. Gate opens at 5 p.m. and the show begins at 6 p.m. Kids five and under are free.
Local attorney Joe Maloney spoke at the Freedom Shrine dedication at Pleasant Valley Elementary School after the meeting.
Each year, the club installs a plaque denoting 32 historical American documents that embody the foundation of our freedoms.
"It starts with the Mayflower Compact and the last document is Ronald Reagan's speech at the Brandenburg Gate," Maloney said.
Maloney's speech centered on national unity. Pulling from history, he used words from President Lincoln's second inaugural address in which the president spoke of charity for all, and binding the nation's wounds.
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Since Christmas, the Vancouver Canucks are 28-5-5. No team is hotter than Vancouver since that holiday and this includes the Pittsburgh Penguins. Suddenly, this team is within striking distance of the formidable Predators for top spot in the Western Conference and they can thank goaltender Roberto Luongo for the feat.
Vancouver is essentially a one-line team in terms of offense and they remind me of the New Jersey Devils of old when they had Martin Brodeur winning cups for them and one line (remember Elias, Jason Arnott and Petr Sykora?) making up the only combo on the team to put the puck in the net.
From a fantasy standpoint, this team preaches that hated mantra: team defense. Why not, though? Roberto Luongo is the best goaltender in the game and even though it was only a month ago when hockey analysts were bantering about Brodeur's chances of breaking the NHL regular season wins record of 47, suddenly it is Luongo who is in the lead. With eight games left on the schedule, including Sunday's contest against the Avs, the 27-year-old is just five wins away from the record.
Besides Luongo and the Sedin twins (Daniel and Henrik), Vancouver does have some players with fringe fantasy value. Granted, when the team has yet to tally 200 goals 74 games into the season (hell – even Dallas has done that much), the pickings are slim. Here is the lowdown on some of these guys as you head down the stretch in your hockey pool or prepare for your playoff pool:
Markus Naslund – was formerly a slam-dunk for 90 points, but he will struggle to reach 65 this season. The 33-year-old has just one point in his last seven contests and is probably not a good pickup for the final eight games. The playoffs, however, are another matter and Naslund deserves an early pickup if you like Vancouver's chances. He is not over the hill by any means, but as long as Naslund is on a team with Luongo, you can expect the team to preach defense first. As such, he will remain a 60- to 65-point player on Luongo's team. A move to another team will see him regain his 80-point ways. His contract runs through next season.
Brendan Morrison – had a horrible season last year due to a nagging hip injury and his numbers look equally bad this year. However, his numbers have turned around since the team has and he is playing more like the Morrison of old – a 60- to 65-point player. After starting off the year with 24 points in 47 games (a 42-point pace) he has since tallied 22 in his last 27 (a 67-point pace). Furthermore, his ugly minus-12 at the 47-game mark has faded to just a minus-1 in his last 27. He is a decent depth option down the stretch.
Bryan Smolinski – is money in the bank for 45-55 points every year. This year is no different. He has five points in 12 contests since joining the Canucks, which makes him a poor option for down the stretch, but he is a prime candidate to step up his offense in the post season. He logs monster minutes and will be out there in all special teams situations. A solid playoff dark horse to post 15 points if the Canucks make it to the final.
Kevin Bieksa – is the best option on this team besides the Sedins and Luongo if your fantasy squad dictates position. This 25-year-old rearguard has been one of the biggest surprises in the league and should finish the campaign with 43 points and 145 penalty minutes. Not bad for someone who was a no name last summer! He is the best option on the point for Vancouver in the playoffs and his production will increase even further as a result. One of the best picks you can make in your playoff pool this postseason if you like the Canucks to make the final four.
Ryan Kesler – with eight points in his last 12 games before undergoing season-ending hip surgery, he is a dark horse for the playoffs. Kesler has stated that he will likely return for the first round and, much like Smolinski, will see time in all situations. As such, he should maintain that pace in the postseason and if you are building your playoff team around Vancouver, he is the perfect guy to take in the last round. The rest of your pool will be asleep on this guy.
Other defensemen – Matthias Ohlund, Sami Salo and Brent Sopel should all be treated equally in your pool. They are depth defensemen who should put up a point every two games, maybe a little less, down the stretch and in the postseason.
Other forwards – Trevor Linden has been hot lately, with six points in eight games. After a horrible start, Matt Cooke is back to his 40-point ways. Like Smolinski and Kesler, these two are decent dark horses to tally 10 playoff points. Taylor Pyatt has two points in 16 games and should be steered clear of in all fantasy formats. No other Canuck forward is worth a mention – including Jeff Cowan and Jan Bulis. Steer clear of them.
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Mrs. Hazel Liz Rains Perkins, of Elizabethton, Tenn., passed away Sunday, March 3, 2013, at Johnson City Medical Center following a brief illness.
A native of Carter County, she was the daughter of the late James and Leona Shoun Rains.
Mrs. Perkins had been a caretaker of the elderly. She was of the Baptist faith.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, William H. Perkins; a son, Daniel Adams Perkins, in 1986; and a sister, Pearl Smith.
Survivors include a son, William H. "Bill" Perkins, Atlanta, Ga.; a grandson, Christopher Perkins, Augusta, Ga.; and a brother, Herman Rains, Elizabethton.
The funeral service for Mrs. Perkins will be conducted at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, in the Sunset Chapel of Hathaway-Percy Funeral and Cremation Services with Dr. James L. Richardson officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, prior to the service. Graveside services and interment will be conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday, March 7, in the Colbaugh Cemetery. Everyone will meet at the cemetery at 12:50 p.m. Thursday for the graveside service. Online condolences may be sent to the family and viewed by visiting our website at www.hathawaypercy.com.
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The best Strawberry Lemonade Ever!! – My boyfriend and I visited St Augustine the day before St.Patricks Day. We went to this place because of all the reviews here on City Search. I am pleased to say that the reviews are actually pretty truthful. this place is located Downtown St.Augustine It has a cute setup. The waitress had a great personality. I ordered the Strawberry Lemonade and my boyfriend ordered the Raspberry Iced Tea. My drink was FANTASTIC! I have never tasted such deliciousness. I orderd the Angel Hair Salsa Cruda with Blackened Chicken, and my boyfriend ordered the special. The food is good. the service is great. Kind of pricey though.
Great beer, ok food, lively atmosphere – This is a great restaurant if you want casual dining with a welcoming atmosphere. This restaurant was quite lively as my husband and I arrived into St. Augustine a bit late in the evening. My husband is a beer connoisseur and he thought their selection was pretty good. The food was good for its price (around $15-18). We had the paella for two and while the rice and lobster was great, the paella was a bit over soupy. Overall, I'd recommend this to couples and family. The balcony is great. However, I wouldn't suggest it for fine dining or special occasions.
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Good Salads – The atmosphere is nice especially on the Balcony - the Food is good - but please do not waste your money on the Drinks especially the Martini drinks - order the Beer - they are fresh and you know what's in them...
Not Bad For Brew Pub – My family and I stayed in St. Augustine for a night and couldn't decide where to eat. Somehow we stumbled on A1A Ale Works, and were quite pleased with our decision. This isn't to say that A1A is a fantastic restaurant for all occasions, but it definitely worked for our needs -- variety of food selection and not too expensive. I felt the prices were a little high for a brew pub in Florida (most entrees were between $15-$18), but they do a great job of adding subtle new twists to old favorites.
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Walter H. Hancock Jr., 84, of Elizabethton, went home to be with his Lord on Wednesday, February 13, 2013, from the Johnson City Medical Center.
Mr. Hancock was born in Boulevard Heights, Md., to the late Walter H. Hancock Sr. and Julia Ruth Wood Hancock. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Katherine Love Tierney Hancock, on August 26, 2002, and by four sisters.
Mr. Hancock was a former resident of Boulevard Heights, Md., Port Richey, Fla., and of St. Petersburg, Fla., before moving to Elizabethton in 1990. He was a computer analyst for the Naval Oceanographic Office of the U.S. Navy and was a U.S. Army Veteran, having served in World War II. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge F&AM in Washington, D.C., and a member and greeter at Grace Baptist Church.
Survivors include one stepson, Larry Tierney and wife Miriam, Elizabethton; three grandchildren, Amy Tierney Wade and husband J.R., Huntsville, Ala., Michael Tierney and wife Jenn, Elizabethton, and Heather Tierney Germaine and husband Kyle, Clarksville, Ky.; three great-grandchildren; one sister, Gail H. Poynor and husband Bud, Indianhead, Md.; one brother, Gilbert S. Hancock, Charlestown, W.Va.; and a special friend, Billie Jean Lowe, Elizabethton. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
The visitation for Mr. Hancock will be held on Saturday, February 16, from 2 until 4 p.m. at Tetrick Funeral Home of Elizabethton. Mr. Hancock will be taken to the Lee Funeral Home in Clinton, Md., with a visitation on Monday, February 18, from 7 to 9 p.m. with a graveside service conducted at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, February 19, in the Washington National Cemetery in Suitland, Md. Those who prefer memorials in lieu of flowers may make donations to the Alzheimer's Association Northeast, 207 North Boone Street, Johnson City, TN 37601. Online condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com and signing the guest book or by fax to (423) 542-9499.
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Positively Beautiful: Thankful Thursday, Giving TuesdayToday, give thanks. On Tuesday, give back. "We have a day for giving thanks. We have three for getting deals …Wouldn't it be great to have a day for giving back?" That's the simple, beautiful premise behind Giving Tuesday – a new holiday tradition that's sweeping the nation and blogosphere.
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Today, give thanks.
On Tuesday, give back.
"We have a day for giving thanks. We have three for getting deals …Wouldn't it be great to have a day for giving back?"
That's the simple, beautiful premise behind Giving Tuesday – a new holiday tradition that's sweeping the nation and blogosphere.
The folks behind Giving Tuesday are campaigning to make the Tuesday after Thanksgiving a nationwide event – just like Black Friday, Local Saturday or Cyber Monday, but with a charitable twist.
We all want to give – it's in our human nature. But sometimes we feel we don't have enough time or money to make a difference. And even if we do, sometimes we don't know where to begin.
Not to worry. I've created a list of five ways to make a personal impact on Tuesday.
Let's make our area a global hub of generosity and gratitude.
Learn about the amazing nonprofit community in our area. Where can you give your spare time, talent and treasure? Especially at this time of year, there are creative ways to make a difference.
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The Celebrations section of the Sunday Forum is another great place to find out about volunteer opportunities.
And put Feb. 14, 2013, on your calendar for more reasons than roses and chocolates. It's Giving Hearts Day, an online fundraising celebration for more than 100 local and regional groups.
Superstorm Sandy is still fresh in everyone's minds. While the floods have subsided, our neighbors on the East Coast are still struggling to move forward through the devastation. The cold weather and snow compound the misery. Donate $10 (or more) to the American Red Cross to support the ongoing cleanup and restoration. Or check out the Sandy Relief concert in Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12.
Got a spare dress, blazer or pair of pumps in your closet? Donate them to Dress For Success, a nonprofit that gives professional attire to disadvantaged women.
Who knows? Someone could be wearing your favorite blouse when she lands a life-changing job.
Ladies, I know you've got at least one tube of perfectly pristine, unopened lipstick (or nail polish, or eye shadow) in your makeup drawer. Parcel up your unused cosmetics and beauty supplies and donate them to our local YWCA so women and girls can feel positively beautiful, even during trying times.
Or send extra hotel soap, lotion and shampoo on the next mission trip to Haiti.
Every single one of us can afford to give a little more patience and understanding to the people in our lives. It doesn't take extra time, money or energy – all it takes is a simple decision. Next Tuesday – and for the rest of the holiday season – take a deep breath and smile. Make an effort to give your compassion generously and lavishly. I promise no one will ask for a gift receipt to return it.
I'll leave you with a powerful quote, from a woman who knows a thing or two about giving:
"It's not how much we give but how much love we put into giving." – Mother Teresa
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- As Steve Nash and Pau Gasol pondered their NBA futures following exit interviews with the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday, both expressed uncertainty about the months to come.
Only their reasoning was vastly different.
Nash, under contract with the Lakers for next season for $9.7 million, is sure he will be back in Los Angeles. But after playing just 15 games this season because of persistent nerve root irritation in his back and hamstrings, the point guard doesn't know how effective he can be.
"They can't rely on me, frankly," said Nash, already the league's oldest active player at 40 years old. "Hopefully I come back and play 82 games next year and the sky's the limit, but they can't rely on me. We don't know what I'm going to bring."
Gasol, who will become an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his 13-year career come July 1, is sure he still has "another good five years" left to play. But with the Lakers currently employing a coach whose style doesn't suit his game and the team in the middle of a rebuild, the big man doesn't know how much he wants to remain a Laker.
"I'm going to listen closely to what the Lakers will have to offer and say about the team's situation and position at the time," Gasol said. "We know what it is today, but we don't know what it is going to be July 1. See how the draft is going to play out, who they are going to end up drafting. Things like that that can have an impact or an effect on the structure of the team."
Gasol also told Yahoo! Sports he would be open to reuniting with New York Knicks president Phil Jackson, who previously coached the Lakers to five NBA titles.
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A documentary on the life and career of Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant will air this fall on Showtime.
In the past, Bryant has resisted projects that demand an all-access look into his life, choosing to keep the methods behind his success mysterious. But with his career threatened by an Achilles injury last spring, and the knowledge that his time in the NBA is coming to an end within a few years, he changed his mind.
The feature-length documentary is executive produced by Bryant and director Gotham Chopra, whose work also includes an upcoming ESPN 30 for 30 film "The Little Master."
"As a lifelong Boston Celtics fan, never did I imagine I would collaborate with Laker great Kobe Bryant," Chopra said in a statement. "Kobe's quest for greatness transcends rivalries and I'm excited by his and Showtime's willingness to go down this rabbit hole together. I'm confident audiences will be intrigued by what comes out the other side."
Bryant has granted the production access to his daily life and private training sessions, which will intensify next week after he returns from an anniversary trip to Europe. He has also allowed the crew to follow him to business meetings as he prepares for life after basketball.
In an exclusive interview last month with ESPN.com's Darren Rovell, Bryant revealed that he has formed a company called Kobe Inc., and is building a team around him to start new businesses and evaluate investing in others. Bryant's first investment was with upstart sports drink Bodyarmor.
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LeBron James once again has the NBA's best-selling jersey, but Kevin Durant is as close as he has ever been to the top, finishing the regular season in second place for the first time.
The rankings are based on sales during the season at NBAStore.com, figures that were released by the league on Thursday.
Despite playing in only six games this season, Kobe Bryant still finished third in jersey sales. Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose, who played in only 10 games, finished fourth, and Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry rounded out the top five.
Thanks in part to James, who has finished with the top-selling jersey in six of his 11 seasons in the league, the Heat are the best-selling team. The Lakers, Knicks and Celtics finished second, fifth and sixth in merchandise sales, respectively, despite all missing the playoffs.
One surprise name on the list is San Antonio Spurs center Tim Duncan, who squeaked into the top 15 at No. 14. It's the first time Duncan has been in the top 15 since 2007.
Lakers 2013-14 season: By the numbers
2 -- Pau Gasol passed Detlef Schrempf to become the second-highest scoring European player in NBA history (Dirk Nowitzki) with an 18-foot jumper against Brooklyn in November. Gasol finished the season with 16,576 points, ranking him 89th overall on the all-time scoring list.
3 -- The number of times the 40-point plateau was reached by a Lakers player this season with Jodie Meeks scoring 42 in a win against the Oklahoma City Thunder and Nick Young hitting for 40 and 41 in two games in April.
4 -- The number of eligible players the Lakers ended up with in a game against Cleveland after they had a limited roster because of injuries and after Chris Kaman and Robert Sacre fouled out.
7 -- Young had seven four-point plays this season, tying him with Kyle Korver for the NBA lead while setting a new Lakers franchise record.
8 -- The number of players to set new career-high scoring games for the Lakers this season including Meeks (42 points), Jordan Farmar (30), Jordan Hill (28), Xavier Henry (27), Ryan Kelly (26), Kent Bazemore (23), Kendall Marshall (20) and Sacre (15).
9 -- The Lakers failed to sell out Staples Center for nine of their 41 home games this season. Their streak of 320 consecutive sellouts (playoffs included) was snapped in November.
14 -- Marshall was second in the league with nine games of 14 assists or more this season. Chris Paul was first with 10.
19 -- L.A. set a franchise record for most 3-pointers in a regulation game, making 19 against the Sacramento Kings in February.
35 -- The number of different starting lineups the Lakers used in 82 games this season.
40 -- Steve Nash, the oldest active player in the league, turned 40 on Feb. 7, scoring a season-high 19 points during a 112-98 win over Philadelphia on his birthday.
48 -- The number of points the Lakers lost to the Clippers by in March, the biggest blowout loss in franchise history.
51 -- L.A. set a team record for points in a quarter, hanging 51 in the third quarter of a blowout win over the New York Knicks in March.
319 -- Lakers players missed 319 games combined because of injury this season, which led the NBA.
408 -- Over a three-game span in early March, the Lakers allowed New Orleans to score 132 points, the L.A. Clippers to score 142 points and Denver to score 134 points. The 408 points combined accounted for the most porous three-game stretch of defense the team has ever allowed.
10,335 -- Nash moved up to No. 3 on the all-time assists list by registering his 10,335th assist of his career, passing Mark Jackson.
$172,055 -- The amount of money Kobe Bryant made per minute played this season after only appearing in 177 minutes over six games.
Season is over, but is D'Antoni?
You wouldn't know it from talking to Mike D'Antoni after the game. The coach stood in the cramped AT&T Center hallway outside the visitor's locker room looking as glum as Eeyore, sounding as beaten as an old rug.
It was beautiful basketball, a real life interpretation of the vision how D'Antoni believes the game is meant to be played.
And it cloaked D'Antoni in melancholy as it played out, making him wonder if this would be it for him. Maybe he should take it in one last time, make like Walter White as he revels in the perfect functionality of his lab equipment in his final moments.
It's no secret that his coaching seat has gotten mighty warm in the last couple of months. From the Lakers stumbling to a 27-55 record, the worst season in the history of the franchise since the team moved from Minneapolis to L.A., to Kobe Bryant -- whose relationship with the coach has deteriorated to the point where the two rarely speak to each another -- openly questioning whether D'Antoni should be retained or not, it wouldn't shock anyone if the Lakers showed him the door as they go into one of the most important summers they've ever had.
Yes, the Lakers owe D'Antoni $4 million for next season and yes, several Lakers players -- Jodie Meeks, Nick Young, Kent Bazemore, even Jordan Hill -- had career years playing in his system.
But sometimes there needs to be a scapegoat, and in a league that saw 12 of its head coaches fired last season -- including several who led their teams to the playoffs -- the coach is usually the one to go.
Rapid Reaction: Lakers 113, Spurs 100
Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened?
Or in the Los Angeles Lakers' case, there were surely plenty of fans smiling Wednesday night because their dismal 2013-14 season is finally over.
They were a team that just couldn't get things right this season all the way to the bitter end, when all that was left to play for was draft seeding -- and they even messed that up with a two-game winning streak to finish things.
Before the Lakers knocked off the league's No. 1 team in the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday (albeit a Spurs team that did not dress Tim Duncan and played Tony Parker only 16 minutes), coach Mike D'Antoni was asked to reflect on the season that went awry.
"It's something that -- we could have played better, obviously, but I don't know if we were good enough to win," D'Antoni said. "They tried their best. They were in a horrible situation. They were in a tough situation to start with, then it got horrible on them. But, I think overall, they competed."
For the nine guys still standing from the Lakers' 15-man roster, there was something to feel good about, at least knowing that they at least made their coach's claim ring true.
Time will tell just how much competing all the way to the end will hurt them when the draft lottery results are revealed next month, however.
How it happened: The Lakers saw their 13-point first-half lead disappear by intermission, but they were able to build their balloon back to 11 heading into the fourth. L.A. was able to keep its cushion large enough that MarShon Brooks played nine minutes in the final frame.
What it means: It's over. It's all over. The Lakers can only go up from here.
Hits: All five Lakers starters and eight of the nine players who got in the game overall scored in double digits, with Jordan Hill leading the charge with 18 points and 14 rebounds.
Wesley Johnson (11 points, 10 rebounds) and Kendall Marshall (15 points, 11 assists) also chipped in with double-doubles.
L.A. had just nine turnovers.
Misses: Johnson shot just 5-for-17 from the field.
Stat of the game: 319. With both Steve Nash and Chris Kaman joining Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Kent Bazemore and Xavier Henry on the injured list for the season finale, the Lakers' season total for combined games missed because of injury rose to a staggering 319.
Up next: An offseason rife with question marks. What will become of D'Antoni? Where will their spot end up being in the draft lottery? Whom will they select with their pick? How many out of their 12 free agents will be back on the team next season? Will Bryant return healthy? How about Nash? Will he retire? What will the Lakers do with all that cap space they've hoarded? How long will it take for this franchise to get back on track?
Hill leads Lakers over Spurs in finale, 113-100
SAN ANTONIO -- Jordan Hill had 18 points and 14 rebounds and the Lakers closed their worst season since they moved to Los Angeles with a 113-100 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night.
Nick Young scored 16 points and Kendall Marshall added 15 points to help Los Angeles close the season with a two-game winning streak.
The Lakers (27-55) are expected to look dramatically different next season after finishing with their worst record since moving to Los Angeles.
Kawhi Leonard had 14 points to lead San Antonio, which did not have anyone play more than 27 minutes. The Spurs (62-19) had an opportunity to match their best record, but opted to rest in preparation for defense of their conference title.
Kobe to begin program next week
Kobe Bryant has been cleared to resume running and shooting and will begin an intense, six-month training program next week upon his return from a short family trip to Europe, sources with knowledge of the situation told ESPN.
Bryant has been ramping up his activity level in recent weeks as he continues to recover from a fracture in his left knee suffered during the Lakers' victory Dec. 17 at Memphis, just six games into his return from a ruptured Achilles.
While he is in Europe, Bryant will visit the clinic in Germany where he had the platelet-rich plasma treatment known as Orthokineon on his knee, according to a source.
The visit to the clinic is a check-up to ensure all is structurally sound with his knee before he resumes intense training.
Bryant has rarely traveled with the team or appeared in public since, preferring to focus on his rehabilitation instead of a team wrapping up the worst season in Lakers history. He vented his frustrations with the team's struggles when he was declared out for the season in mid-March. He made his feelings known on Twitter on Wednesday:
S*** season. Flush it. Forget it #amnesia Next Season will be epic #blackout #bussfam
- Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) April 16, 2014
Mike D'Antoni's future uncertain
SAN ANTONIO -- The Los Angeles Lakers played their final game of the worst season in franchise history on Wednesday against the San Antonio Spurs, a 113-100 win. Will it also be the final game of Mike D'Antoni's tenure with the team?
The coach says his future is still undetermined.
"The next step will be to sit down with Jim [Buss] and all them and Mitch [Kupchak] at the end of the year and talk things out, see where things are," D'Antoni said after shootaround Wednesday morning.
D'Antoni is scheduled to have his exit interview with team management Friday. He has one year remaining on his contract worth $4 million, plus the Lakers have an option for the following season. Kupchak, the team's general manager, told USA Today last week that no decision has been made about retaining D'Antoni.
"No. No," Kupchak said. "In fact, I told Jimmy, let's get to the end [of the] season, take some time off ... then review the season."
While Kupchak preached patience, D'Antoni said he was unaware of any extended timeline for a decision on his fate.
"We haven't talked," D'Antoni said. "So that will be done in the next couple days and then we'll just see."
Guard Nick Young, who has the inauspicious distinction of being the team's leading scorer in such a lackluster year, said D'Antoni didn't have a chance to succeed.
"I think he handled everything well," Young said. "He came in on a bad situation -- getting picked over Phil Jackson. He already had a target on his back. So I think he handled all that well. From the boos and 'Fire D'Antoni!' I think he still comes in here with a smile and you can't ask for nothing more from Mike D'Antoni."
No matter what happens against the Spurs, the Lakers (27-55) have already assured themselves the worst season in the 66-year history of the franchise. When asked what he would remember about the season, D'Antoni replied, "Nothing," in deadpan fashion before elaborating.
"You forge individual relationships that have been great," D'Antoni said. "Watching Robert [Sacre]
Can Lakers make the spinning stop?
Pau Gasol has been in a bad way for the past few weeks. Vertigo might seem like a fancy word for dizzy, but anyone who has ever suffered from it knows the truth.
It's scary. Up is sideways. Down is backward. After an hour, all you want is to make the spinning stop.
"It feels like you're seasick," Gasol said on his walk out of Staples Center after a recent game, "like you're floating in a cloud."
His eyes were glassy. Staying upright wasn't easy. A security guard walked with him, just to make sure.
There is a clarity that forms in desperate moments like this, a distillation of what matters and what doesn't. After the worst season in Los Angeles Lakers history, one that's left everyone in the franchise and the city feeling as dizzy as Gasol, this feels like one of those moments.
The Lakers have missed the playoffs just three times in the past 30 years, but they've never bottomed out with as little to build back up with as this season.
"Things didn't work out," Gasol said as he stopped for a moment to steady himself. "It's not just about talent sometimes. It's about getting your pieces to work together in one direction and having good chemistry, and obviously it didn't happen.
"I'm not big on thinking on what if. Things happen, and then you just move on."
How the Lakers do that, how they move on and use this moment, will set the course of their future for years to come.
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On the game:
Number 10 (Macvan), he was the glue to that group, I don't know if there was a key turning point, but whenever they needed something, he seemed to get it done. Obviously that three with about two and half, three minutes to go, was the biggest shot in the game.
On the game:
Games like that, McDonald's All-American, those are all-star games. Us coming here, we're supposed to play as a team, it's kind of a team thing. We are representing the US, and we're not playing against each other, we are playing against the world.
On the crowd:
That was the biggest crowd I have ever played in front of. Every time we scored or got a steal, it was the loudest crowd I had ever heard. It was a great atmosphere to play in.
On the game:
It was a tough game, back and forth all game. The other team, they just played tougher than us the whole game. They got a ton of offensive rebounds. We had a lot of things we could of done better.
On the game:
It was a little different, more up tempo type game. I thought we played well, they played a lot better. A lot of these guys, the big thought is, the next step after the college, and that is what a lot of us are really working for right now, and to play out there in front of all those scouts is really just a blessing right now.
On the game:
Their big man got it going in the second half, and their guards hit two threes back-to-back in crunch time. No game is going to be easy, even though you're getting the highlights and getting the crowd into it, a team that is big caliber and can make shots like they can, I knew the game wasn't over. They started making the shots and sooner or later, the lead started getting lower and lower and they came out with a good win.
On the game:
Obviously this was just a wonderful win for us. The last time was 1998 and this is my fifth year in the program. I really felt early in the week that this was a group that was together. They thoroughly enjoyed each others company, and we did a lot of team bonding. We spent time with each other. That really brought this group together about what a team is really about. We had to play a very, very well structured game and we had to take care of the ball. The USA guards are some of the best guards that we've come up against. We had to put a system in place that was going to counter that. I thought our players really, really did a great job when we got down eight to 10 points to stay focused and disciplined enough to follow the game plan. We played as a team and that's why we won the game.
Individually, we are never going to beat the USA. The USA players one-on-one are way too talented, too athletic, they are far better athletes than what we have. We have some good athletes but they have superior athletes, so we had to get through to our players that the only way to beat USA is to play as a team. We had to get the players to play out of position as well. By putting people in different situations, it makes it real tough and unbelievable credit to these guys for the sacrifice they made for eachother and the common goal of trying to play our best.
Defensively, we played a lot of zone. The guys did a great job of playing that type of defense. We exposed them.
On challenge of coaching World Team:
The biggest challenge is obviously the language barrier. We probably had three people with very good English. Edwin was an interpreter for the French-speaking players. It's a real challenge to be able to communicate through different players to get different things. That was a huge challenge and from my perspective as coach. It's probably the best thing that I can ever do to improve myself as a coach to learn different ways of communicating.
On the game:
Like coach said, there is a history. the last time was 1998, so it's what its all about. Its awesome for us. What coach did " not every coach can do that " so he has to be honored."
Compare this to other world championships:
I think first of all, as far as the atmosphere. I think the crowd came to see, not like an all star game, but they thought that we weren't going to be competitive against the U.S. team. The crowd was here to see the U.S. team beat the World team by 20 and see some nice dunks, but all of a sudden, it turned into a good basketball game. Maybe they were disappointed that they didn't have the show that they came for and see the US team beat the World by 20. For us, this is huge.


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After all, it's been the Anniston Star publisher's companion through much of his career.
"If you're a lonely left-of-center person in the Deep South, you might as well be in love with defeat because that's all you're going to see," Ayers said with a laugh.
Ayers, 77, will be on hand at The Star from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Monday to sign copies of his memoir, "In Love with Defeat: The Making of a Southern Liberal," available in all major bookstores. The book chronicles the Anniston native's life, from his childhood and early years as a correspondent in Washington D.C. in the early 1960s to his coverage of the civil rights era in Anniston. The book also describes Ayers' dealings with the administrations of Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
"I've led an interesting life on the second ring on the circle of power and had a front seat on the shifting of the axis of our society," Ayers said.
Ayers touches on one early flirtation with defeat in the book, describing an encounter with racism while at his prep school, the Wooster School in Danbury, Conn. Ayers had reserved rooms for his parents and their chauffeur, Eli Wilkins, at a nearby hotel so they could attend his graduation in May 1953. However, when Wilkins arrived, he was turned away from the hotel for being black. Offended by the discrimination against his longtime friend, the indignant teenage Ayers found a cot and brought Wilkins to spend the night with him and his roommates at the senior suite on campus. It was the first time a black man had ever done such a thing at the school, Ayers said.
"My roommates and I integrated the school," Ayers said with a smile.
Ayers' liberal leanings were further shaped during his time as a news correspondent in Washington, particularly in 1962 when the integration of the University of Mississippi caused a riot between segregationists and federal forces. After the riot, Ayers had several encounters with then-Mississippi Sen. James Eastland, who wanted to call a special committee to investigate what he claimed was federal authorities' brutalization of Ole Miss co-eds.
"This was a man who saw things in inverse proportions … up was down, black was white," Ayers said. "If being close to a man like that doesn't push you in a liberal direction, you're not paying attention."
But while the book delves into Ayers' development through life, it also catalogs the growth of his hometown of Anniston and its progress beyond racial discrimination.
"It's been a good ride and out of it comes a sense of appreciation for what this town did," Ayers said. "Our path through the civil rights movement was a rough one but it's a positive story and one the town should be proud of."
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