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|Barinem Bornwin wants to live up to her name - born to win. A superior student taking accelerated courses and maintaining a 4.0 GPA, Barinem is active in the community service based Pi Zee Theta Club and has participated in the DeKalb County Math Quiz Bowl. Her World History teacher at Columbia High School says that "she has a distinctive combination of intellectual aptitude, effort and determination that…will make her successful in life no matter what she decides to do or what obstacles she faces." Barinem has certainly persevered in the face of significant obstacles. Her parents immigrated to the United States from Nigeria before Barinem was born. This arduous journey took place despite her mother's serious illness, the inability to speak English, and a destitute financial situation. But living in America did not prevent Barinem's parents from teaching her their native tongue, which Barinem now speaks fluently. Barinem embraces her Nigerian heritage, especially the food and music of Nigeria. She wishes to elevate the image of her beloved Africa and help people learn about the varied cultures, languages and peoples of the continent. She continues to eschew racism and prejudice and remains optimistic that people will learn to look below the surface of a person and find the good in all humanity. Barinem is a passionate reader and hopes to study global issues in college, such as poverty, environment, and the economic structures of third world countries. She states that "I want to be like the dreamers, believers, immigrants, game changers, and the fearless that weren't afraid to turn the world 180 degrees." Yes, Barinem seems born to win.
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|Jordan Delaney is one busy girl. She is president of the Future Business Leaders of America for her school's chapter, vice president of her Girl Scout troop, a member of the BETA Club, her church choir and dance team, as well as volunteers for Hands On Atlanta. Jordan also participates in the Math Bowl, the Upward Bound Math and Science Program at Morehouse College and is a member of the Chik-Fil-A Leader Academy. Throughout her school career at Columbia High, she has remained an honor student with a 3.5 GPA while taking a rigorous course load of magnet and advanced classes. Jordan's home life has been mixed with strife in the struggle to move forward from adversity. Her mother is the dependable and hardworking parent, trying to overcome constant financial stress. Her grandparents have been a close support, but her father remains uninvolved. An unusual turn of events occurred when Jordan was 14 years old. Although Jordan has never met her father, his mother, brother and sister always knew about Jordan but did not know how to contact her. Recently, her dad's family communicated with Jordan, and now has developed a relationship with them. She is delighted that her family circle has grown. Jordan's struggle to gain confidence and overcome peer pressure is a current battle, but she has a friendly nature and deep willingness to help others. Her long-term goal is to work in the medical field or possibly be an entrepreneur. She knows she will need an ever-increasing knowledge base as well as good communication and leadership skills to reach her goal. Jordan tries to live by an Eldredge E. Washington quote, "The process of greatness is not fun, but the outcome is phenomenal." Her goal is to make a difference in this world, and she is ready to take on the challenge.
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|Eileen Hernandez has immense determination and perseverance. When applying for the Simon Scholarship she said, "I will not waste this opportunity." Although both of her parents had to work long hours when she was a child, she continued to be optimistic about her life and her future. But a few years ago, she started noticing that she was alone a lot and that other children her age were able to see their parents more than just a few times a week. Even though not seeing her parents very often was tough for Eileen, she feels that it helped her become independent. She started working at Georgia Tech in the Computer Science department. A huge part of Eileen's work ethic and motivation comes from her brother. Although he worked very hard in high school, circumstances prevented him from attending college. Eileen is now even more determined to graduate from college. She states, "Instead of saying 'If I go to college' it's now 'when I go to college'". After graduating from Chamblee Charter High School, Eileen hopes to attend Georgia Tech, where she will study engineering and environmental science.
Nadim Kabir
|Nadim Kabir was born in Bangladesh, but shortly before his birth, his father traveled to America in search of providing a better life for his expanding family. As they waited to join his father in America, Nadim's mother and extended family raised Nadim and his siblings in Bangladesh. When he was five years old, Nadim traveled to America with his mother and brother to join his father. He understands the great sacrifices his parents have made for his future. Nadim says that his father currently works between 14 and 16 hours a day and misses him a great deal. Some weeks, he only sees his dad once or twice because of their differing schedules. Nadim works diligently at Chamblee Charter High School, recently earning the President's Education Award. Nadim is excited about being a Simon Scholar, and said, "I don't think I can sum up how much this scholarship means to me". He feels that the Simon Scholarship will open him up to new experiences and help him gain entrance into a competitive college. His goal is to attend Princeton University, where he will earn his degree in computer programming. One day, he wants to give back to all those that have helped him out along the way.
Benjamin Lang
|Benjamin Lang grew up as an active Jewish child with few worries. He and his siblings were raised by both of their parents; his mother was a "stay at home mom," and his father had a successful law practice business. The family was materially well off, but when Ben was in middle school, he began to understand that his dad suffered from chronic depression. When Ben was 13 years old, his father attempted suicide. The years since have been stressful financially for his family, with his father losing his business and unable to work as a lawyer until very recently. Still seeing the glass as half full, Ben believes that this situation helped him gain independence and increased empathy for others. He did not let his adversity affect his grades, maintaining a 4.19 GPA. Ben enjoys playing baseball and loves competition. He said that "attending the many Simon Scholar events will help me feel more confident socially and gain skills I need to become a leader." He hopes to one day make a difference in the Jewish community.
Marvin Lloyd
|Marvin Lloyd is a hard-working, involved student at Columbia High School. A member of the Math Club and the Future Business Leaders of America, Marvin is also on the school's baseball team and dreams of one day being drafted by major league baseball. Marvin said he desires to "gain motivation and experiences that are fundamental for success in college," and wants to continue to build life skills needed for the independence that he will need when he is a college student. Marvin has grown up with his hard working, loving mother and stepfather. He wishes that his biological father would be a part of his life, but he is appreciative that his mom and stepdad try very hard to make sure that he doesn't miss out on too much. Marvin lives by five values, all instilled in him from his mother: discipline, motivation, determination, persistence, and responsibility. He credits these values with his success so far because it gives him a positive attitude toward life. Marvin excels in math and science and wishes to enter the field of computer science or sports management. He is setting his sights on attending Georgia Tech or the University of Florida.
Jalee Lopez
|Jalee Lopez is a high achieving student at Chamblee Charter High School. She recently received an award for academic excellence for her outstanding GPA. Growing up, Jalee does not remember playing with many other children. Looking back, she realizes that at the age of 8 after moving to a new location and a new school, she was quite lonely. She spent a lot of time by herself and learned not to confide in others. Jalee's greatest adversity occurred when she was 13 when her mother was laid off from her job. This severely affected her mother emotionally, and Jalee constantly worried about money. Since she was too young to work, Jalee took on the task of helping her mother search and apply for jobs. She is still recovering from this experience but is grateful for the way it molded her life. The one thing Jalee is truly thankful for is religion. She states, "God helped me come out of the hole I was in." She then made a conscious decision to see the bright side in every situation. Jalee said she will never again let depression define her. She now believes that "I can overcome any obstacle life throws at me. My dreams are as high as they can possibly be." She has set a goal to attend Columbia University, where she will study behavioral neuroscience. Ultimately, she wants to one day give back to her motherland, Guatemala, and build a clinic to serve those in need.
LaShannon McCombs
|LaShannon McCombs likes to be involved - both at Columbia High School and in the community in which she lives. She is on the school's track and field team, throwing the shot put and the discus. In middle school, she won both county and state for shot put. LaShannon dances for both her own enjoyment and serenity, as well as for her church, frequently serving as the lead dancer in recitals. She also reads poetry for her church's youth group and has participated in various Black History performances. Even though LaShannon has varied interests, her true passion is cooking. She hopes to be a chef one day and own a restaurant. Her wish is to inspire others to be a cook after tasting her food. LaShannon began her love for cooking many years ago when her father was alive. She often cooked with him, and this brings back happy memories. He passed away when she was only 9 years old, and this caused her to suppress many of the happier memories of her youth. Within a year, LaShannon lost her father, grandmother and a God-brother. At times, she felt like giving up and found it difficult to stay on track. But an inner strength had guided LaShannon to refocus her energies on school and to stay away from negativity. LaShannon desires to be the first person in her family to attend and graduate from a four year college. With her glorious smile, warm heart and culinary talents, she wishes to touch as many lives as possible with good food and a positive attitude toward life.
Brayan Roblero
|Brayan Roblero is a magnet student at Chamblee Charter High School. He was born in Atlanta, GA, and comes from a modern Latino family. Growing up seeing many Latino adults work as either laborers or housekeepers, Brayan saw the Simon Scholarship as an opportunity to achieve goals that would lead him in another direction. Watching his mother labor as a housekeeper, Brayan gained a solid work ethic and willingly sacrifices his own time to make extra income for the family by helping his mom as well as assisting with landscaping jobs. As a child, Brayan knew it was a matter of time before his parents would separate. Brayan states, "The real problem is trying to make my 7 year-old sister understand what was going on". His sister was born with kidney disease, which caused her to be constantly in and out of the hospital. The hardest thing for Brayan was seeing his sister near death and in a coma for almost two months. Through it all, Brayan has maintained all A's, never losing focus on his ultimate goal to be the first in his family to attend and graduate from college. He says, "The Simon Scholar Foundation is just another big step for me to achieve all the goals I have set." His dream in life is to become a doctor so he can give back to the community and help those in need. To Brayan, becoming a Simon Scholar shows just how much Latinos can accomplish.
Alex Ross
|Alex Ross works to better himself in every aspect of his life. After a heel injury caused him severe pain, he decided he would still join the track and cross country team. Even though Alex did not consider himself as good as some of the other runners, he persisted, and was later awarded the most improved runner on the team. However, that was not Alex's greatest obstacle in life. His parents divorced when he was 3 years old. At the tender age of 6, Alex' father took his own life. Alex' single mother works hard to provide for the family. When asked why he applied for the Simon Scholarship, Alex said, "To me, The Simon Scholarship is not only a scholarship; it is an opportunity, as well as a second family." Alex hopes to attend the University of Georgia. There, he will study business and minor in French. One day he dreams of having a career in international business where he can combine his favorite things in life: traveling, business, and foreign cultures.
Taylor Ryan
|Taylor Ryan's biggest challenges in life began at the end of 2011 when her father was hospitalized and diagnosed with spinal meningitis. A few months later, her father became paralyzed and ended up back in the hospital. This was the last day Taylor's father ever worked. Seeing her dad weak and vulnerable was very difficult. Unable to walk, he was diagnosed with encephalitis and sent to the Shepard Center for rehabilitation. During this time, her parents separated and Taylor made the decision to move in with her father to help care for him. Fortunately, her father learned to walk again with the assistance of a cane. In the midst of this, Taylor entered high school. The accumulation of events caused her to isolate herself from others. The result was social anxiety, making social situations a huge effort for her. Taylor has made tremendous forward strides in the past year and said, "While I don't let these setbacks define me, they affect who I have become." Taylor even went as far as to become the production assistant and then the assistant director in her school's musical. Taylor's goal is to become a neuroscientist and help prevent diseases so that others do not have to struggle as her father has. She believes that the Simon Scholarship will give her the extra steps to achieve this goal.
Quan Usher
|Quan Usher is a high achiever in all of his endeavors, especially his studies at Columbia High School. He maintains a stellar 3.9 GPA in magnet and AP courses, is ranked 3rd in his class, and his school librarian, who is also his Reading Bowl coach, states that his "commitment to the team and his focus on the competition helps to build the team." Quan helped the Reading Bowl place first in the county during his freshman year. He is also a member of the Academic Team, the Golf Team, Robotics Club and the Future Business Leaders of America, SGA, TSA, and Robotics. Quan placed as a semi-finalist in the prestigious Governor's Honors Program, and is an active member of Upward Bound for Math and Science. Being involved in extracurricular activities at school is not easy for Quan because he must rely on public transit to return home from school in the evening. He familiarized himself with public transportation at a very young age, which assisted him to become an independent young child. Quan has grown up with a single mother and an extended family including his grandmother, aunt, uncle and siblings, all of whom live in one household. His father plays a limited role in his life, but this configuration of family interaction has motivated Quan to take care of himself and be empathetic toward others. It has also fueled his desire to be the first person in his family to attend college. Quan wishes to be an aerospace engineer and work for NASA one day, because, as he says, "he might as well start reaching for the stars."
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|David Walker is an involved student at Columbia High School, taking accelerated classes and maintaining a 3.2 GPA. He is an active member of the Reading Bowl, Robotics Club and the Golf Team. His Reading Bowl coach says that David "is an extrovert and always willing to read his share of the books". David's World History teacher says that he "displays enthusiasm in his approach to academics and completes his work with care and dedication". David's parents separated around the time of his entrance to high school. The transition from middle school to high school can be a difficult adjustment in the best of circumstances, but David had to also learn to adapt to a different style of living; a life without his father's involvement. Recently, David's father has reentered his life, and the balance of a happy home life and high achievement in school has become a reality. David hopes to study the growing fields of information technology and electronics in college. This has been his passion since he was a young child, most likely developed from playing computer and video games with his father. Now, David wishes to impart the same happiness to other people in the form of amusing games and computerized programming.
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|Jessica is a sterling student, maintaining a 3.7 GPA while taking magnet and AP courses at Columbia High School. Her commitment to excellence is evident in both her schoolwork and her after-school activities. She accepts challenges and relishes in developing her assertiveness skills. She is a four-year veteran of the organization known as Preparing Innovating Leaders of Tomorrow, has spoken numerous times at the Fulton County Government Center for Student Advocacy, and lobbies at her local PTA. She is also a member of the BETA Club and the community service based Pi Zee Theta Club. Jessica clearly has a passion for law and change, but she also has a talent for music. She is a member of her school's marching and jazz bands. Jessica is an only child in a single parent home. Her mother works hard to provide for the two of them without assistance from anyone. Since finances remain a challenge for Jessica, she has become familiarized and mastered the use of public transportation so she can remain active in all the clubs and organizations in which she is involved. Jessica has a lofty dream - she wants to become an attorney and ultimately a criminal judge. She knows this goal will take incredible effort but believes she is up to the task. Jessica lives by this thought, and knows she will ultimately realize her dreams; "I don't require easy, all I need is possible."
Trinity Williams
|Trinity Williams displays the highest level of integrity and strength of character. She steadily maintains a 3.8 GPA while taking a rigorous course load of AP and accelerated classes at Columbia High School. Trinity is involved in both school and community activities, including Beta Club and Upward Bound in both math and science. She has received distinctions such as outstanding soloist in band and most outstanding freshman player. Trinity has grown up with the love of a single mother, who worked very hard until she was injured at work causing a permanent disability. Living with Trinity's grandparents proved to be a blessing, because shortly after moving in, her grandfather became ill and she assisted in his care. Trinity said that it is "because of my grandfather that I want to be a nurse. He the reason I want to give back and care for others." Trinity hopes to attend Duke University or the University of Alabama to pursue a nursing or physical therapy career. She considers it a "dream to help athletes recover from their injuries" and is serious about maintaining her passion for learning in the years to come.
Jannatun Zaman
|Jannatun Zaman describes herself as an independent, candid, punctual, and pragmatic person. Born in Bangladesh, she came to the United States as a young child with her parents, seeking a world full of opportunities. Even though her father and mother work long hours, financial stress at home remains. But, Jannatun does not let that bring her down. She instead focuses on her education, maintaining a 3.7 GPA in the magnet program at Chamblee Charter High School. When speaking about what the Simon Foundation means to her, she says, "The Simon Family Foundation gives me hope and makes me realize how much I deserve." To help repay her parents for all they do for her, Jannatun seeks out every opportunity possible and feels that her hardships only serve to make her stronger. She enjoys drawing, writing, nature, singing, and science. She hopes to utilize her love of science by attending Emory University where she will pursue a medical degree. Her goal is to become an obstetrician/gynecologist. One day she would like to open a hospital in Bangladesh, offering free treatment to those in need.


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Julia Morton was the wife of Colonel Dylan Morton, and mother of Paula.
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As the Ondo governorship election is drawing near, HAKEEM GBADAMOSI examines the chances of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) aspirants in picking the party's ticket for the November election in the state.
There are so many things at stake in the November 26, 2016 governorship election coming up in Ondo State. While the governing Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is determined to maintain its grip on the political lever of the state, the opposition believes the time had come to create an upset by inflicting a major defeat on PDP.
Beyond the individual desires of the parties are other powerful interests with variegated agenda. These agendas that come under different nomenclatures have buoyed horse-trading among the major stakeholders in the politics of the state. Thus, there is the talk about the Akure agenda, Akoko agenda, just to name two. Of course, the list of aspirants for the coveted seat is a long one, with the main opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) having the largest harvest.
In the Social Democratic Party (SDP), there is a former Minister of Defence, Dr Olu Agunloye. There are six contenders for the ticket of PDP, who have trying to rally support for their individual ambitions. This is despite what some observers say is the fact that the incumbent governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko is not in a haste to pick his likely successor at the expiration of his tenure. Meanwhile, among the touted names in the PDp are the state Commissioner for Environment, Sola Ebiseni, who is a lawyer; a former Director General of the National Sports Commission, Chief Gbenga Elegbeleye,; state Commissioner for Justice and Attorney General, Eyitayo Jegede (SAN); Senator Remi Okurinboye; state Commissioner for Local government and Chieftaincy affairs, Bamiduro Dada. Others are Olateru Olagbegi, Benson Amuwa, Citizen Omogbemi, a former deputy Speaker in the state House of Assembly, Dare Emiola and a former Commissioner for Youth and Sports, Alhaji Yekini Olanipekun.
Interestingly, these aspirants cut across the three senatorial districts of the state, viewed against the backdrop of demand for power-shift to either the South or the North, as Mimiko, hails from the Ondo Central Senatorial District. However, some stakeholders have argued the governorship candidate of the party could emerge from any of the zones. In their opinion, zoning is just an administrative convenience put in place by political elite. Others perceive it as a crime against humanity.
One thing that is becoming increasingly obvious within the PDP in the state is that, given the number of aspirants for the ticket of the party, it might become imperative for the party and Mimiko to gurantee the conduct a primary election to produce the party's standard bearer. It should be noted that In the seven years of Mimiko in the state, there had never been a time party primary election was held as candidates usually emerged through a special arrangement, be it in the Labour Party or in the PDP after the governor joined PDP in the state. However, most analysts have narrowed down their permutations on three or four of the aspirants seeking PDP ticket as shown below:
Sola Ebiseni
He is the current Commissioner for Environment and hails from Ilaje Local Government are in the Southern senatorial districts. A grassroots politician, Ebiseni was a member of the 2014 National Conference. Some analysts place him above other contenders in the race if the leadership of PDP in the state looks towards the Southern senatorial districts where the strength of the party lies. The party has never lost to the opposition in any major election since the advent of the present political dispensation. But some pundits claim he will need a deep pocket to pursue his aspiration. Besides, he will need to work extra hard to worm himself into the heart a section of the elite, who have shown more than a passing interest in the race for Alagbaka House.
Another factor seeming threat to his aspiration is the unexpected entry of three other Ilaje politicians into the race. Benson Amuwa, Johnson Ogunyemi and Citizen Omogbemi have indicated interest in the ticket. According to analysts, the development could split the votes of delegates from Ilaje during the party's primary election.
Eyitayo Jegede
Jegede is the current state Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice who joined Mimiko's cabinet in 2009. He is regarded as an intelligent and refined gentleman with rare intelligence which made him to be an integral part of Mimiko's administration since the government came on board more than seven years ago. Though Jegede is seen to be more of an administrator than a politician, some analysts argue that the Senior Advocate of Nigeria has gathered sufficient practical experience on the dynamics of politics in the last seven years of being in government.
Most people never thought he could show interest in the governorship race until early this year when there were speculations that Mimiko had anointed him as his successor. Today, he is considered as a leading aspirant in PDP, with some groups and individuals saying he is the most preferred by the elite in the state. Some also believe he has the blessing of his community, Akure, with a reasonable number of his kinsmen consciously promoting his candidature.
However, there are speculations of a possible gang up against Jegede's aspiration by the other two senatorial zones which believe power should shift to the south or north. They insist Jegede hails from the same senatorial diacritics with the outgoing governor and it will be unfair and unjust if Jegede is picked as PDP's candidate since the other zones had waited patiently for eight years to have their turns. But another school of thought believe the issue of where the candidate hails from may not matter in the forthcoming election but the personality and integrity of the candidate. They also claim that more importantly, the party needs to consider the area that will give it an advantage over other political parties that might field candidates for the election.
A commentator said: "Zoning will discourage the best candidate but because the state wants triumph of integrity at this critical point, somebody who has the wherewithal to take decisions without political colouration should be considered for this job. The state should root for somebody who can build bridges across all the districts and strata of the society; somebody who can attract investors to bring in real development."
Some pundits, however, foresee a repeat of the Plateau State scenario in Ondo State, where former Governor Jonah Jang insisted in picking his successor from his senatorial district and the PDP in the state is still licking its wound after losing the state to the opposition APC. Another group of analysts claim that a similar scenario played out in Rivers state, where both the immediate past state governor, Rotimi Amaechi and the incumbent, Nyeson Wike, come from the same districts.
No doubt, the decision of Jegede to throw his hat in the ring at this time could alter some political calculations, especially among politicians of the Akure extraction. He seems determined to achieve his ultimate goal, as he has since stepped up his aggressive grass-roots consultations and meetings with major stakeholders in the state, with those who believe in his integrity, impeccable character, intelligence and ability to build bridge across board pledging their commitment to his aspiration. Another advantage he has is the fact that he comes from Akure, which played a major role in determining the result of the last presidential election in the state.
Gbenga Elegbeleye
The former Director General of the National Sports Commission and former lawmaker, who represented the House of Representatives between 2007 and 2011, has never hidden his aspiration to govern the state after the 2012 governorship election in the state. He hails from the Northern senatorial districts, where many believe power should shift to after the tenure of Mimiko. This might be responsible for the influx of the aspirants from the area in APC. Though it is argued in certain quarters that even if the governorship slot is zoned to the North, the Owo/ Ose axis of the zone should produce the governor because the Akoko axis had it turn in the late Adebayo Adefarati who was the governor of the state from 1999 to 2003. Elegbeleye may however have a former Commissioner for Sports in the state, Alhaji Yekini Olanipekun, to contend with in the area. Olanipekun is also eyeing the governorship slot. Ditto another commissioner in the cabinet of Mimiko, Bamiduro Dada who is also from Akoko. Again, the number of registered voters from the zone could be a disadvantage for Elegbeleye. The number of voters in the four local governments in Akoko land is less than number of voters in one of the local government area in Akure, a factor that could sway PDP in picking its candidate at the end of the day.
However, the likelihood of the candidate of the party emerging from the Ondo Central is possible because most party faithful have started drumming support for the party to go for a credible candidate that can win instead of pandering to the policy of zoning or sectional aspiration. A chieftain of the party even claimed that the body language of Mimiko seemed to tilt towards Ondo Central, but how this could be achieved without rocking the boat is still unknown.


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If a baseball team scored four runs on seven hits, that would be reasonably efficient. How about seven runs on four hits? That's what Alabama did Sunday at Sewell-Thomas Stadium in completing a sweep of North Dakota with a 7-1 victory.
Alabama's seven runs were more than enough for a Crimson Tide pitching staff that had four relief pitchers follow starter Nick Eicholtz in the win over the Fighting Hawks.
Keith Holcombe, who has come over to baseball from the Crimson Tide football team, drove in two runs with a triple and scored two runs.
Eicholtz left the game trailing 1-0 after three innings. The foursome of Dylan Duarte, Kyle Cameron, Matt Foster, and Thomas Burrows worked the final six innings and allowed only three hits while striking out six. Duarte pitched 2 2/3 innings, allowing two hits and striking out one, to earn his first career win (1-0).
Cameron followed with 1 1/3 innings, allowing one hit and striking out two before handing the ball over to Foster. The junior college transfer worked a quick 1-2-3 frame, striking out two of the three batters he faced. Sunday's contest ended with Burrows throwing 11 pitches, seven for strikes, to finish off the three batters he faced. The relievers retired the final eight batters in a row, five by strikeout.
Alabama is now 6-1.
"I think we did a good job today," said Duarte of the relief staff. "It all comes back to the way we work. Coach (Mitch) Gaspard is always preaching that we need to be on every time out, so we are out there every day, trying to do what we can do to get better. We know we are going to come in in big situations. It is our job to shut it down and keep the game close so our offense has a chance. I think we did a good job of that today."
Alabama relievers finished the weekend at 2-0 with one save, a 0.00 ERA (0 earned runs in 9 innings pitched), and allowed only three hits while collecting 10 strikeouts and issuing no walks. Overall for the season, the bullpen has a 1.67 ERA (5 ER in 27 IP) with 30 strikeouts compared to six walks while limiting opposing hitters to a .136 average.
Gaspard said, "Six-one is a good start; it's more than just the record. I think the way we've played and also the fact that we've had nice crowds gave us a boost. I think there's some real energy, both about the baseball team and in the new stadium. That's been real encouraging for our program. We've seen a lot of really good qualities in seven games from our team. The number one thing is that this team is very competitive. They've got a good fire to them and a good edge and that's really been my take from the opening seven games. It's just how we've played the game and our mental toughness that we've played with."
North Dakota struck first in Sunday's game, using a two-out double and a stolen base to put a runner on third in the top of the second. Zach Heaser then reached on an error at third to extend the inning and score one run, putting UND in front 1-0.
Alabama countered with a three-run third inning, using three hits to move ahead. Connor Short led off the frame with a walk and then moved to second on a Chance Vincent chopper that bounced high and afforded Vincent the time to beat out a throw. Keith Holcombe followed with a triple to left, his first extra-base hit of the season, to score both runners and give the Crimson Tide its first lead. One out later, Chandler Taylor sent a single to right to score Holcombe and record his team-high sixth RBI of the season to give the Tide a 3-1 lead after three innings.
In the eighth, Alabama would strike for four runs on one hit and one error. Holcombe began the inning with a walk, stole second base, and advanced to third on a flyout to right. Holcombe then scored on a wild pitch to start the scoring. Taylor walked and then a Cody Henry double put both in scoring position. A passed ball by the Fighting Hawks catcher allowed Taylor to score and then a throwing error by the UND shortstop during Georgie Salem's at-bat brought Henry across before a pitching change.
The new North Dakota pitcher walked Chandler Avant and then a wild pitch moved Avant and Salem into scoring position. Connor Short sent a sacrifice fly to center to score Salem and give the Tide its fourth and final run of the frame.
Alabama now goes on the road, first to Troy for a 6 p.m. Tuesday game, then on to Cary, N.C., to play Notre Dame, Niagara, North Carolina State, and Brown next weekend.


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Established in 2016, the Middlesbrough Carers Strategic Partnership (CSP) is a multi-agency partnership delivering the outcomes of the Strategy to Support and Value Carers in Middlesbrough (2015-2019). The overarching aim of the partnership is to improve the quality of life for carers in Middlesbrough. The membership comprises of representation from Middlesbrough Council, South Tees Clinical Commissioning Group and local VCOs.
MVDA is supporting the development of CSP and co-ordinating its business functions. The CSP is governed by a Partnership Agreement and reports to the Middlesbrough Health and Wellbeing Board through the Public Health Delivery Partnership.
Strategy to Support & Value Carers (2015 – 2019)
For more information about the CSP, contact Craig Duerden at MVDA.
Summary of previous meetings (most recent first):
- January 2017: Information and intelligence gathered at previous meetings on gaps and priorities helped to shape a report and discussion at this meeting about funding of support for carers over the next year. Agreed priorities will now shape commissioning decisions against the 12 strategic outcomes in the Middlesbrough Carers Strategy. Other items discussed included how locally all partners could respond to the Carers UK report: Pressure Points – Carers and the NHS. Feedback was received from the two Task & Finish Groups and we discussed how they could link into the Middlesbrough Men's Health Plan. Finally feedback was received on what happed on the November's Carers Right's Day and what can potentially be done to improve on this year's activity.
- November 2016: the focus of this meeting was to facilitate the production an agreed Action Plan 2016 – 17 for the Partnership. This included an exercise for stakeholders to consider the 12 strategic outcomes of the Middlesbrough Carers Strategy, prioritise them and suggest how their own services and work can influence the reaching of the outcomes. We also considered the next step of a performance measurement mechanism (how we measure the impact of the actions against the outcomes) – this will be finalised at the next meeting. Also on the agenda was:
- the National Carers Survey;
- Middlesbrough Council's Market Position Statement on Carers Services;
- an insight into the work of Middlesbrough and Stockton Mind's carer's service;
- agreement of the Partnership's Task and Finish Groups mandates.
- September 2016: at this meeting we confirmed the role and remit of our task and finish groups (identifying hidden carers; and communicating and engaging with carers), their governance and how they feedback to the wider Partnership. We also discussed feedback from an initial mapping of services and support provided to carers in Middlesbrough and agreed this would form the basis for further work. How we respond to external activities such as the Carers Rights Day, Carers Week and external consultations was also prioritised and it was agreed that appropriate organisations should lead on responding to these with support and help from others. At the end of this meeting the members were asked to nominate individuals to be the Chair and Vice-chair of the Partnership and the results will be announced at the next meeting in November 2016.
- August 2016: the main focus of this meeting was to consider what is being done to deliver on the outcomes in our strategy and to start thinking about gaps in provision to shape future commissioning activities. In addition, the CSP commissioned two time limited task and finish groups: one to agree our approach to engaging and communicating with carers, and the other to explore actions we can take to identify more hidden carers.
- July 2016: this was the first meeting of the new Partnership, which focused on setting the scene and exploring ways of working.


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Archive for the 'Fragrance' Category
Your favorite fragrances become your signature, and there's no need to change your fragrance wardrobe from season to season, unless of course you want to!
I will forever remember my mother's perfume as she prepared for a night out with my father. It was part of her essence, a woman celebrating a romantic evening. As she hugged me before going out, the smell of her skin became one with my own.
Like the fragrances I wear today, my mother's fragrance remained on the fabric of her clothes. Trying on my mother's clothes hanging over her chair was like wrapping myself up in her arms.
Today my teenage daughter wraps herself lovingly in my bathrobe, and tells me it smells like me.
Your fragrant self is a gift of love to you and to those whom you cherish, now and forever. It is the stuff of treasured memories, an expression of YOU.
That said, maybe you change how you feel from season to season? Do you feel a sense of renewal and joy when spring rolls into town? Are you ready to change your fragrance up a bit to express how you feel now?
There are fragrances that seem to naturally herald the first gentle caress of spring, flowers and fruit growing from the fertile earth. The light floral and fruity fragrances of the following 4 fragrances celebrate a gentle transition to spring.
Express your new spring self, and always feel free to call for a personalized consultation if you'd like to play and explore a fragrance that beautifully expresses who you are right now! → Read more
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Transitions are a natural part of life. Acknowledge and embrace transitions and the changes they bring as part of the mystery of life that offer you an opportunity to expand your horizons, try new things, learn and grow. Remember last week's blog post about jumping into new experiences and changes without fear? Mother Nature herself is changing it up and setting the example for us to follow! → Read more
Jump into Spring Colors
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Winter drab be-gone. Perk up your thoughts, dreams and creative imagination with beautiful spring floral colors from palest pinks, roses, lilacs, mints, sea foams, melons, butters, and cocoas to the brightest fuchsias, limes, cherries, sunshine yellows and tangerines. Your favorite fresh spring colors are all here! → Read more
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The busier you are, the more you'll love your new BFFs – our super fun and innovative LE CUBE DE PARFUM, solid perfume cube and our Solid Perfume twist tubes. → Read more
written by Raulla S. MitchellVolupte and Splendor in the Lemongrass
In the mood for volupte sur l'herbe or splendor in the lemongrass this Valentine's Day? Lusciously unique fragrances to fall in love with, and share with someone special. Indulge in fragrant sensuality 365 days a year, you deserve it! → Read more
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Everywhere I go, I hear women complaining about their dry skin. They pull out purse-size moisturizers to spread over their faces and hands, and it's still dry. Sometimes what starts as a cosmetic issue quickly winds up to a deeper chronic issue such as itchiness, eczema, and other inflammatory conditions. We can probably each name several people we know and love with eczema in the winter, maybe including ourselves.
The reason why these skin irritations are so important to prevent is that our skin is the largest organ of our body, our first line of defense to prevent the entrance of toxins into our body. When skin is open and exposed to environmental and chemical toxins we encounter everyday, it's more likely to allow these agents to pass into our body where they can do harm that is more than skin deep.
So what can we do?
As with most things, prevention is the best option. Then there's the first ethical principle of medicine: Do no harm.
Yes, we're told to wash our hands throughout the day to prevent the spread of viruses and illnesses that spiral during the winter months. Some of us use anti-bacterial lotions.
First, let's get the latter off the table. I'm not a fan of anti-bacterial soaps and lotions. They tend to contain harsh irritating ingredients, some which may be suspected of serious toxicity, and frankly, are not necessary. They do no better job at cleansing than products which are not classified as anti-bacterial. If you work in a medical environment, considerations may be different, but for most people, I don't believe we need to expose our delicate skin to the elevated health risks of anti-bacterial cleansing products.
That said, I'm a big proponent of washing hands, but if your skin is super dry or you've noticed inflammatory patches, have you thought about what soap you're using? Not all soaps are created equal.
You can use the best moisturizers on the planet, but if you're using a harsh detergent-based soap (you'll know if it foams abundantly – sulfate or detergent-based soaps tend to generate a lot of foam which is not at all indicative of its cleansing properties), you will most likely continue to suffer skin irritations.
Change to a sulfate-free soap with added natural oils, butters and botanicals, and I promise you'll notice a difference.
Then, immediately after washing, apply a thick rich body butter (fragrance-free if you're suffering any degree of inflammation) over slightly damp skin to protect, soothe, heal and nurture your skin. Do this EVERY TIME after you wash.
One big reason we make our travel mini body butters is so you can take them wherever you go – pop one in your purse, and re-apply after you wash your hands – every time. If you wait until you get home, your hands will be exposed to cold, dryness, wind, and other environmental irritants. Again, we're big on prevention, because we know it works.WHY MOISTURIZE?
A good body moisturizer (lotion, creme or body butter) will:lock in skin's natural moisture, keeping it soft and supple protect it from dryness, topical irritants and inflammatory agents Moisturized skin feels and appears healthier, younger, softer and smoother moisturized skin will optimally intensify and retain fragrance → Read more
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There are lots of wonderful skincare "extras" to pamper and treat your skin in the most luscious way, and we'll talk about in blogs to come: peels, masks, serums, moisturizing fragrances, etc. Starting out right now, let's kickoff the year with 3 FUN, SIMPLE and EFFECTIVE STEPS aka the basics:CLEANSE EXFOLIATE MOISTURIZE
First, let's talk CLEANSING → Read more
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Do YOU still even think about New Year's resolutions? Those things some of us promise we'll revolutionize in an amazing way about life, love, work, and everything in our personal universe? I've noticed that it seems almost passe to host this New Years resolutions mindset in 2017. Talk of resolutions has gone into hiding.
In it's place, there's a lot of talk about commitment to new ways of looking at things. Or, thinking about how we want to feel? How we want to care for ourselves to help us to feel the way we want to feel?
Is this the same thing as resolutions with a new spin, or does it truly inspire something more innately successful at motivating, with the secret potential to motivate in a way that resolutions fail to do?
What do you think? Do you love writing down a to-do list of resolutions, or would you prefer to dream about how you'd love to feel in an ideal world of your making, and then take baby steps, or jumps if you like, into creating that world?
Whatever works for you – jump in, let's shake things happen, make some dreams come true in 2017!
If resolutions work, super! If a new mindset (committing to wearing new glasses, so to speak), looking at your life from a fresh perspective or reflecting upon how you want to feel, and then taking actions to make you feel this way seems intriguing, why not try it on?
However we choose to think about our lives in 2017, why not toss our skincare routine into the mix?
How we look is more than skin deep. It's indicative of our overall health, and expresses to the world how we feel about ourselves. Let's make it absolutely F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S, dig in, and have fun!
THIS YEAR, before we chat about skincare mindsets or making a list of how we'd like to feel, and a list of ways in which we can help ourselves to feel this way (yes, I'm going with that), a few mindful words:Celebrate the beauty of who you are, inside and out. Be compassionate with yourself, how you look and feel, and all else will fall into place. → Read more
written by Raulla S. Mitchell
Do you feel like you're not completely dressed until you choose the perfect fragrance?
When you wear your special fragrance, you feel ready for nearly every challenge that comes your way?
Your secret fragrance makes you feel gorgeous, excited, and energized to create a wonderful life on your terms?
Here are four of our bestsellers. If you haven't tried them yet, maybe now's the perfect time! → Read more
written by Raulla S. Mitchell
Getting gorgeous this holiday season begins with your skincare for the bath ritual. Ritual means more than a 5 min shower or bath. A ritual is "a big deal". It implies indulging in something absolutely fabulous that, in this case, you create for yourself.
Hey, you totally deserve more than 5 min, so make it happen – FOR YOU!
You know what they say on the flight – secure your own mask first…Think of your bathing ritual as a lifesaver, because it just might save you from the holiday bonkers busy craziness!
Make time for a warm relaxing bath to relax and refresh before going out. Get out the candles, fragrant soaps, sugar scrubs, bath melts, a glass of tea, cocoa, wine (whatever you're in the mood for), and maybe some music.
Think of your skin as the most elegant, carefully prepared canvas upon which everything else rests – your make-up, hair, clothes and fragrance. Feeling great in your skin is also an emotional thing. It changes how you feel, move, speak, think, respond, and live your inner and outer lives. It's where it all starts.


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Perched at an altitude of 2159 m above sea level, Shimla is one of the most famous hill stations of India and was discovered by the British in the form of a little village in 1819. The impact of the British is easily visible in some of its monuments. Some of the places of interest in Shimla are Christ Church, The Ridge (offering panoramic vies of the himalaya valley), Himalayan Bird Park, Rothney Castle, gardens and there are numerous scenic treks (mild to moderate difficulty) to explore the scenic area ( full of green vegetation, snow capped peaks, streams of rivers and placid lakes). You can go for relaxation activities like Yoga and feel rejuvenated. For adventure seekers you can go for paragliding, Hot air ballooning etc. Approach: The best way to reach Shimla is through the UNESCO world heritage listed Toy train that starts from Kalka and it is a wonderful 4 hours journey traveling through some scenic landscapes offering classic views of the valley. The other option is by road and is well connected.
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STATUTORY AUTHORITY Subtitle 5 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (§5-204) "In order to conserve, protect, and use the water resources of the State in accordance with the best interests of the people of Maryland, it is the policy of the State to control, so far as feasible, appropriation or use of surface waters and groundwaters of the State."
REASONABLE USE DOCTRINE Basis of Maryland water law All land owners have the right to make a reasonable use of the water associated with their property Their rights are governed by the rights of other landowners.
REASONABLENESS CRITERIA The requested quantity The impact to the resource The impact on other users Address the Reasonableness of:
Who needs a permit? The withdrawal of water for any purpose requires a permit with five exceptions: 1Individual domestic use - the well that supplies water to your house 2Small agricultural users - under 10,000 gallons per day on an annual average 3Creating a subdivision of 10 lots or less 4Withdrawing water to fight a fire 5Temporary construction dewatering
Public Participation Adjoining property owners notified by applicant of their request - local officials notified by applicant General public notified through subscription mailing list by Dept. When application is complete Dept. notifies adjoining property owners, local officials and publishes notice in newspapers
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Reasonable Quantity Growth projections and non wasteful usage rates Aquifer tests are evaluated in order to ensure permitted quantities are realizable under drought conditions Mass flow analysis using appropriate gage data and drought of record to determine needed size of reservoir
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Impacts to the Resource Surface Water –Require seasonally adjusted minimum flow-by represents flow that is exceeded in 85 percent of measurements during that season – Users needs to either have storage(reservoir) instream or offstream, another back up source or agree to not use the source when flow-by conditions are not met
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Summit Place was a little older, but it was nice. But, for me, it was little farther out, so I would prefer something closer to where I live. When we were there, they were getting ready to have a Valentine's Party, and it was very nice. They had a DJ, and it was very interesting.
Lee15 July 31, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mother is in Summit Place. We choose it because of its organization, the friendliness of the staff and attention to details. The ground is very much well-kept and clean. It is in a convenient location for me. They have activities like, they go to lunch once a week, they go to Walmart and they have music every day. I will recommend them to others.
Sheryl7 May 11, 2014
I visited this facility
Summit Place of North Myrtle Beach reminded me of a nursing home. I got a very bad sense there. First of all, it had a terrible smell. I was just not impressed at all. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The staff themselves were very nice, but as far as the place itself and the rooms, I was not impressed, and I left quickly. The rooms were shared rooms. They didn't have private rooms. They have an activity room, but I don?t remember them having more than that.
boomers August 05, 2012
I am a friend or relative of resident
Very nice and clean place. The memory side the food was brought in last after the other side got their food first. If they were the last to get served they didn't have a choice of which dinner they wanted. For the price of the home they were not getting a five star like they claim. Be very careful on what the price they give also. They go up on the residents.
caring6221 June 29, 2012
I visited this facility
Summit Place is a very nice facility. The only thing that bothered me is it's right on Route 17. Well my mother in law has Alzheimer's and usually some of them are wanderers. I realized it would be very difficult for my mother in law or any of them to get out of there, but, there is that chance that she could get out and that section of 17 weren't split. It's just very dangerous and it is right on the road. That's the only drawback really. Well, the other drawback was they do take these people out. They get in the little bus in their wheelchairs or whatever, and they take them out. I think it's a great idea but I just didn't like that. I was just not comfortable with the number of patients assigned to each staff when they go out. Each one of the residents should have somebody assigned to them one on one. Not one on four or one on five. Also, I'm not sure whether it was this facility where some of the rooms, when they decorate, they allowed rug carpets. But in my view it would be cleaner and safer without area rugs because accidents do happen. I think rugs and carpets should be eliminated. They could've an accident and slip and fall. Otherwise, it was a very nice place. We were very warmly welcomed. Everything was nice and it was a clean facility.
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Features of Summit Place of North Myrtle Beach
- Minimum Rate $3100/month
- Minimum Memory Cost $4100/month
- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Entry Fee
- Fee Structure Extra We Offer A Month To Month Rental
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
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- Companion Suites We Offer Companion Suites
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- Dining Room Shared Meals
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- Features Extra Fitness Room/Gym
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Technology and entertainment
- Cable In Rooms
- Internet Enabled Rooms
- Technology Extra Emergency Call System
Health services
- Hospice Care
- Medication Management
- Physical Therapy
- Nurse On Staff Yes
- Pharma
- Offsite Activities
- Music
- Games
- Stories
- Religious Services
- Lectures Discussions
- Wii Sports
- Fitness Room
- Gardening
- Cooking
- Arts And Crafts
Financial guidance
- Va Benefits Consultation
- Financing Advice
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- Guest Parking
- Guests At Mealtime
- Diabetic
- Low Fat
- Low Salt
- Renal
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- English
- Minimum Age None
- Pets Small Pets Allowed
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in KELSEYVILLE with C2 zoning and Hwy 29 visibility with 740 sf.+/- home on level 13,444 sf.+/- lot. Numerous uses could possibly be allowed for this property. Much potential!
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Beautiful C2 corner lot across from Konocti Coffee in desirable Soda Bay area of Kelseyville.Water is connected, there used to be an old mobile home on it, there is an old septic somewhere on the lot.
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Lake County Commercial Building. Live Oak Restaurant Building is up for sale. The sale does not include the business or the equipment but does include the building and .56 acre lot. Building has been maintained and in good condition. Built in 1980 and has been upgraded and added to. Reopen as a restaurant or convert to a office or retail store. With ample parking anything is possible. Owner may be willing to sell the restaurant business opportunity under the right circumstances.
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Fairway Plaza building has four suites that are presently occupied with $2230 a month in rent. Each suite is 722 sq.ft and has a bathroom and the lot is a quarter acre. Good location with in walking distance of the Riviera Shopping Center on Soda Bay Rd.
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2017 is the first year in the beautifully renovated Hawthorne Park for the Saturday Medford market! We hope the move will be met with overwhelmingly rave reviews. The vast greenspace, waterfountain spray park, dog parks, centralized location and shady trees made Hawthorne Park a no-brainer for our new home You will find Master Gardeners & non-profit booths for your education, buskers & Mikey the Balloon Man for your entertainment, and tons of grassy area to lay down a blanket to enjoy your market delicacies and soak in the environment. (vary due to season and conditions.)
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>Dennis Wish PE wrote: >I concur with Tom Honles assessment of expansion anchors, although the >Tilt-up committee had taken a position on "under-cut" anchors and felt >that these would be perferable to expansion anchors. The Under-cut >anchor, though, requires a special bit since the end of the hole is >widened (bell shaped) to gain a greater hold with less tension against >the sides. >I perfer, and always have - especially with retrofit into poorer grades >of concrete - to use the Hilti Hit anchor system with their C-100 epoxy >adhesive for solid based materials. Covert Anchor uses a similar >adhesive as does a typical SAE 1018 threaded rod and the Simpson >"Epoxy-Tie" adhesive system. >Hope this helps. I have found recently that DSA/SSS and OSHPD do not allow this type of epoxy attachment system due to a lack of "long-term durability testing". We were forced to go to sleeve and/or expansion anchors on recent hospital jobs because of that "lack" of testing. I'd be curious if anyone else ran into similar design challenges. - Terry Weatherby ...
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TUSCALOOSA | It's one thing when a proud father says he is "really impressed" with the way things are going at his son's new job.
It's another thing when that job is coaching football, and the dad happens to be one of the great football coaches of all time.
Don Shula, the Pro Football Hall of Fame coach and the father of Alabama head coach Mike Shula, gave that favorable verdict to the Crimson Tide, and his son, on Sunday. Shula is in town to participate in a fund-raising golf event for the Crimson Tradition campaign today, but attended both Alabama practice sessions on Sunday.
"I was really impressed with everything , and the new building that is going on makes it even nicer," Shula said.
"I thought this was a great opportunity for Mike. He certainly wasn't looking to leave the Dolphins, but this was probably the one opportunity that he felt he had to leave for."
The elder Shula was an infrequent visitor to Tuscaloosa during his son's playing career, since Tide football was invariably in conflict with the elder Shula's job as head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
"I only got to see Mike play one game in college, and that was in the (1986) Sun Bowl after we had been knocked out of the playoffs," Shula said. "I only got to see David [Mike's older brother] play once as well. But I will hopefully get to see more games here, and see David's son play at Dartmouth.
"I'd like to get to as many [Alabama] games as I can," he said. "I will be here for the opener, and I will try to work in as many as I can after that. But David's son is a sophomore quarterback at Dartmouth, and he's got another son who will be a high school quarterback in Fort Lauderdale. And, of course, I am still very interested in and supportive of the Dolphins."
Shula quickly noted that he is not the only member of the family with a full schedule.
"I've had a hard time getting Mike on the phone lately," he joked. "If I do get to talk to him, it's usually while he is in the car. But he's been pretty busy lately."
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