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COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) — A 15-year-old girl who told a 911 operator she was allegedly punched and choked by her televangelist father, Creflo Dollar Jr., also said on the call she felt threatened being in the house with her father.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported more details of the audio recording and said the teenager told the operator: "It was not the first time it's happened."
The megachurch pastor was arrested after his daughter called 911 early Friday and told sheriff's deputies she and her father argued when he wouldn't allow her to attend a party.
Dollar denied her accusations Sunday from the pulpit of his megachurch, World Changers Church International. He told the congregation "all is well in the Dollar household" and that "emotions escalated," but he should never have been arrested.
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25 thoughts on "AUDIO: Creflo Dollar 911 Call Released"
One thing is for sure if she couldn't afford her own cell, she wouldn't have one…not after this incident……
omg!!! what I find so disturbing about this is the nonchalant attitude that you can hear in her voice…it's almost frightening to say the least first off she didnt even know what street connects to her street so the officers could get there to her, second, she is 15 years old, she didn't even know her fathers birthday wow!!! third, the way she said she spoke to him, I don't want to talk to you, but yet and still she wanted his permission to go a party..But when she didn't get the answer she wanted, then she didn't want to talk…smh!!! She didn't know where her parents were in the house…But yet she said she had been assaulted, she said her mother came in and didn't see any thing..Ok right there I have raised 5 children and four was boys and when they would get into it when I entered the room I could tell if they had fought I could tell because their would be a busted lip or swollen mouth. Her statement was he choked and punched her, there would have been visible signs, like a bloody lip, swollen face, Come on now… something!!!!! Seems to me she just wanted to get even with him because he won't let her have her way…She said he brought up her grades and then she didn't want to talk about it..well sweetheart if you want to hang out with friends you need to bring those grades up, as for abuse I don't condone abuse…but something sounds lil fishy to me….
BHF64, I'm Ericka Courtney, I don't hide behind letters and numbers. Ummm, so you went deeper? How about why do you think it's ok for you to continue to practice slavery, when it was outlawed years ago? You think that it's funny to abuse kids and to humiliate a girl? What man has the right to spank a 15 year old girl? That is too old for chastisement. Don't you think? Nah, because you don't use your brain, you use your ears to hear what the pastor teaches you, but too stupid to read for yourself. Get some common sense and read your bible and learn something. Here it is I'm Atheist and telling you that as a Christian, you suck! And if I did believe in god, I'd have to think that you are a big disappointment to him. Seriously, You set black people back 100 years with this bullshit that you spew. Spankings come from Masters trying to get slaves to obey. So funny how the bible condones slavery and submission to masters. LOL you went deeper? Not hardly. So funny how white men used the bible to brainwash you blacks into thinking that you were getting closer to god through your submission to their will. Remember, you obey THE WHITE MANS ORDERS, not gods. So…ummmm, you went deeper? Not hardly…shall I continue? You think that god is impressed with Mr. Dollar as he lives in a mansion and yet his "sheep" live in poverty? Its so funny how jesus (the lamb of god) was poor. sigh…yet the Pimp thinks that he is above reproof and doesn't have to obey the laws of the land. If you are a woman behind those numbers and letters, that's what I expect from you, brainwashed puppet, and if you are a man, wow…you lack essence of any manhood. Bravo for you to use such stupidity tolerance on a situation that should have been discontinued a long time ago. You guys truly disgust me on this page. And it's not BAW FAULT, it's truly your minds that I detest. Damn, if you're gonna be a christian, at least do it right! Would your god truly want you laughing at the expense of this child? Seriously?
Hahahahahah, phuckin haha! Sooo funny, NOT! Grow up seriously. This story isn't funny at all. Is that what black people do, when shit is uncomfortable, laugh it off? You ever been abused? You ever went to live with an abuser after you reported their crimes against you? Then stfu. Seriously. Your comment is not cute. It is insensitive and stupid. Creflo should be punished for his garbage he calls parenting. And lucky for you, you got over 500 idiots just like yourself to agree with you. Well I wanna tell you that Ericka Courtney does not find you funny. I find you lack maturity and respect and frankly, I hope that you don't have children, because I know how Phucked up they'd be. I bet you got religion under the collar and the devil in the pants. Hypocrite.
Another thing, she doesn't know her fathers birthday at 15 years old. Something is fishy about this story. First of all, you don't answer your parents in that tone. If I'd ever thought of saying to my mother or father that I don't want to talk to you, I might as well have had a place to stay. Otherwise, you'd better come right. She acts as though they can't question her. What nerve.
Can you imagine, this 15year old doesn't know the cross street. She also said, she didn't have any physical marks. She has NO respect. First all, she has no business going to a party at 1:30am if that was the correct time that was stated. That's what get children into trouble. She's been used to doing what she wants. Can't train an ole horse, you have to do it when there young.
I agree with a comment above, that little girl needs her tail tuned up…. And for that matter, dcf, local pd can have her…..
I wonder if these girls are still staying in the same house with their father or if they are somewhere else.
They were wrong to release that man address like that. They should of beeped out the address.
The 911 operator doesn't sound like she believes her…and I don't hear anything in this childs voice that suggests she was tramatized by anybody not crying sounds like she just wants to get her father in trouble because she couldn't go to a party…but not realizing how serious this is…She is so spoiled she doesn't even know the cross streets because she doesn't have to worry about little things like that. She is just upset that she couldn't go to the party. I don't believe one bit of her allegation. Her mom came in the room and didn't do anything? The sister probably wants to go to the party too is the reason she is with her. House so big she doesn't even know where her parents are. I guess now she thinks because her father got in trouble now he will let her go to the party? Teen-agers smh.
Did y'all hear what she said as to how she talked to and what she said to her father? "I don't wanna talk to you?" What??? I don't blame Creflo. All this over her being told she couldn't go to some party. I would have gone to jail too! Let DCF put her little ass in foster care,and see how she likes that!
Sorry, everyone– kept getting an error message and inadvertently duplicated my entry. Please forgive.
This a prime case of lack of respect! But, let's go even deeper…in the old days, in a black family, you were lucky the escape with just a choking! Okay…okay…so those times are gone…but our parents were hard on us because they knew what the world would bring….plus they loved us enoungh and cared enough to discipline us! She was wrong for calling the police….without his knowing…that was a malicious act! Almost, an attempt her little mind to strike back at her father!
As far as I'm concerned, he owes her for two whippings now…put it on her Pastor!
When it comes to dealing with teens, things can get out of hand. I don't believes he deserved jail time. If those things did happen, I don't blame him.
As a man of significant and nation-wide clout, competence and influence, he should know that he should be able to influence his teen-ager rather than raising his hand (as so eloquently stated by Ms. McKinney). There should be a point (especially in raising young teen age women) where you should not have to beat on a person. Perhaps he should spend a little time getting his daughter to like him as much as he does with his constituents.
As a man of significant and nation-wide clout, competence and influence, he should know that he should be able to influence his teen-ager rather than raising his hand (as so eloquently stated by Ms. McKinney). There should be a point (especially in raising young teen age women) where you should not have to beat on a person. Perhaps he should spend a little time getting his daughter to like him as much as he does with his constituents.
Daddy didn't commit not crime. As long as that yourg lady stays under his roof, eats his food, his law stands. If she wants to be grown go out and find a job, get her own place, pay all of her own bills, then and only then she can do what she wants. If she was my daughter and when the police left she would have gone with them, because she would not have stayed another night.
I agree. She should get one for the original,one for the call and additional for gp
She is a teenager. They believe they should have anything they want. Her father raised her and his decision should be final. The government needs to stay out of family matters.
I'm pretty sure Ole Creflo didn't want the whole world to know his address. But I did look it up on Google Earth and this dude gots a Evander Holyfield crib.
I'm pretty sure Ole Creflo didn't want the whole world to know his address. But I did look it up on Goggle Earth, this dude got a Evander Holyfield crib.
I'm pretty sure Ole Creflo didn't want the whole world to know his address. But I did look it up on Goggle Earth, this dude got a Evander Holyfield crib.
he should have whipped her butt for calling 911..behind a party…you know your daddy a Pastor…lol
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Adele will perform her James Bond theme "Skyfall" during the Oscars telecast on Feb. 24, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences tweeted early Wednesday.
The singer is up for original song for the theme she co-wrote with collaborator Paul Epworth, who produced and co-wrote tracks on her massive 2011 album "21," including "Rolling in the Deep."
"Skyfall" is a front-runner for Oscar gold, especially after snagging a Golden Globe for the track earlier this month.
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Robert Lowell: Biographical Note
Robert Traill Spence Lowell was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on 1 March 1917. His father, also Robert Traill Spence Lowell, was an officer in the United States Navy. Lowell's mother, Charlotte Winslow Lowell, descended from an old New England family. Lowell was educated at private schools in Boston and, for two years, at St. Mark's preparatory school. Even during his youth, and certainly by the time he studied at St. Mark's, Lowell had decided upon a career as a poet. He spent summers reading and studying the English literary tradition, imposing his reading lists on friends from school. Upon graduation from St. Mark's, he attended Harvard (as men in his family had done for generations). After two years at Harvard, however, Lowell left. His departure was precipitated by his meeting, in 1937, with Allen Tate, a poet of the Fugitive group and a practitioner of the not-yet-institutionalized "New Criticism." Lowell and Tate immediately took to one another and Lowell traveled to Tate's Tennessee home during the summer of 1937; he camped out in Tate's yard, writing poetry and studying at the feet of the older poet. Instead of returning to Harvard that fall, Lowell transferred to Kenyon College, in Ohio, to study with John Crowe Ransom, Tate's mentor. At Kenyon, Lowell befriended Randall Jarrell and Peter Taylor, both of whom went on to their own successful careers as writers.
Lowell graduated summa cum laude in Classics from Kenyon in 1940. He spent the next year studying with Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren at Louisiana State University. Before departing for Louisiana, Lowell married Jean Stafford, a writer of short stories and novels. 1940 also saw Lowell's conversion to Roman Catholicism, a repudiation of his ancestors' New England Protestantism as well as a dedication to what seemed to him the more authentic faith of the Roman Church. After a year at Louisiana State, Lowell and Stafford moved to Monteagle, Tennessee, where they shared a house with Allen Tate and his wife, the writer Caroline Gordon.
When the Second World War began in 1941, Lowell had volunteered for military service. His poor eyesight led to his initial rejection from armed service. In 1943, however, Lowell received a conscription notice from the United States military. Shocked and dismayed by the Allied firebombing of civilians in German cities like Dresden, he declared himself at this time a conscientious objector. He served for several months in jail (his experiences form the basis of "Memories of West Street and Lepke"), and finished his sentence performing community service in Connecticut. During these months, he finished and published his first book, Land of Unlikeness. During the next year he revised the book and published the new version as Lord Weary's Castle in 1946. This book found a warm critical reception, sparked in part by Jarrell's appreciative review in The Nation, and it was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1947. Lowell's reputation as a leading poet of the new generation was consolidated.
In 1948, Lowell and Stafford divorced and in 1949 Lowell married Elizabeth Hardwick, a young writer from Kentucky who was already moving with ease among the New York community of writers and intellectuals. In 1950, Lowell's father died after a long illness. Lowell published his next book, The Mills of the Kavanaughs, in 1951. The book was roundly criticized as inferior to Lord Weary's Castle, and even Lowell recognized the stiffness of the new book's dramatic monologues. He and Hardwick spent the next several years living largely in Europe, especially in Italy. These years saw Lowell suffering from a number of mental breakdowns, episodes of the manic-depressive disease that plagued him throughout his life. After his mother's death in 1954, Lowell was hospitalized at McLean's, a mental hospital in Massachusetts. During the years of suffering and sickness and despair of the middle 1950s, years also characterized by a political atmosphere Lowell depressing (the election of Dwight D. Eisenhower, a key moment for this political culture, is the subject of "Inauguration Day: January, 1953"). One source of poetic rejuvenation, though, was William Carlos Williams, whose work Lowell reviewed positively and whose example of looser poetic forms influenced Lowell to write himself out of the strictness of structure that characterizes the poems of Lord Weary's Castle. At the same time, Lowell was urged by his psychiatrists to write about his childhood; these writings led finally to "91 Revere Street," the prose memoir at the heart of Lowell's 1959 book, Life Studies, as well as to the autobiographical poems of that book's "Life Studies" section. Beginning with "Skunk Hour," a poem Lowell wrote in 1957 in answer to Elizabeth Bishop's "The Armadillo," Lowell brought something of Williams' prosodic relaxation (a very controlled relaxation,though, nothing like the formlessness of some subsequent free verse) to consideration of himself, his psyche, and his surroundings. The publication of Life Studies in 1959 renewed Lowell's reputation; the book received the National Book Award in 1960. Though some readers, like Allen Tate, intensely disliked the new poems and found them both formally slack and personally embarrassing, many readers saw in the book nothing less than a shift in the American poetic landscape. Along with W.D. Snodgrass' Heart's Needle, published just before Life Studies, Lowell's new book inaugurated the poetry that came to be called, in M.L. Rosenthal's coinage, "Confessional."
During the early 1960s, Lowell was energetically involved not only in poetic but also in political efforts. He befriended Robert Kennedy and Jaqueline Kennedy, as well as Senator Eugene McCarthy. He addressed, in such poems as "For the Union Dead," the dreadful possibility of humanity's nuclear annihilation and the miserable culture that endured and endorsed that possibility. "For the Union Dead," commissioned for and first read at the Boston Arts Festival in 1960, became the title poem of Lowell's next collection of his own poems (For the Union Dead, 1964). The early sixties, though, found Lowell also publishing his collection of Imitations, loose translations of poems by Rilke, Rimbaud, and others (the book won the Bollingen Poetry Translation Prize in 1962), and working on the plays that would, in 1965, be published and performed as The Old Glory, a trilogy based on works by Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The historical interest evident in Lowell's poetry and plays alike during the middle 1960s translated into a political activism of sorts. Invited to a White House Arts Festival in 1965, Lowell publicly refused Lyndon Johnson's invitation as a statement of his disagreement with American escalation of the war in Vietnam. In October, 1967, Lowell went further still, participating along with thousands of others in the March on the Pentagon (this March is the subject of "The March I" and "The March II"). In 1967, Lowell published Near the Ocean, a collection of lyrics more formal than the work he had produced since Life Studies, and he saw his translation of Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound produced at Yale (the play was published two years later). But the work in which Lowell was most deeply immersed during that year was the verse journal published the next year as Notebook, 1967-68. In poems whose form is loosely based on the sonnet (each is fourteen lines, roughly iambic pentameter, though most are unrhymed), Lowell recorded his reactions to contemporary events in the world as well as his thoughts on American history and his family. The book clearly aspires to something like Ezra Pound's "poem including history," and has moments of stunning success, though some of the poems seem overly constrained by the form Lowell has chosen and by the pressure to keep producing poems quickly. Notebook is the basis for the three books Lowell published at the same time in 1973: History, which includes some of the public-issue poems of the earlier book as well as a number of new poems, For Lizzie and Harriet, which includes some of the poems about his wife and daughter from Notebook and many new poems documenting the break-up of his marriage with Hardwick, and The Dolphin, which includes a number of poems about his marriage with Caroline Blackwood (they married in 1972). The Dolphin won the Pulitzer Prize in 1974.
Lowell spent much of his last years in England with Caroline Blackwood and the couple's son. He was, however, on his way to see Hardwick in New York when he died of a heart attack on 12 September 1977. His last book, Day By Day, appeared in the year of his death.
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Hi guys and happy Sunday! Quick casual look I wore yesterday, I'm really sorry it's kinda a simple look but with 38°C it's almost impossible to create something cool without dying for the heat :/ I also had a problem with my sd yesterday while shooting so I had very few pics for this look. Dark green is one of the few colors I wear with my usual black looks, I think it's always a nice touch without looking too colorful (the top is currently only 7$ discounted!What a nice bargain!) I also tried a more natural makeup and I don't think it suits me well ahahah I'm always a big fan of heavy makeup, I can't deal with it!
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Rihanna + Coldplay to Perform Together at the Grammys
Rihanna contributed vocals to Coldplay's song 'Princess of China' on 'Mylo Xyloto.' While it's quite possible that RiRi, Chris Martin and co. were never in the same room when she laid down her vocals, thanks to the wonders of technology, they will get on the same stage this February, when they perform together for the first time at the Grammys.
RiRi tweeted the good news last night, posting: "#RihannaNavy My friends @ColdPlay and I will be sharing the stage for a performance at this years Annual Grammy Awards! #BONKERS."
While RiRi did not indicate whether or not they will perform 'Princess of China,' it's a foregone conclusion that they will somehow incorporate their collab into the set. How could they not? Overall, it's a big deal to have these pop music A-listers share a stage and engage in a performance, and we're stoked to see what kind of electric chemistry RiRi and Martin have onstage.
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Chris' picks for the women's draw at the 2007 U.S. Open (men's picks here):
Quarters: Serena d. Henin, Jankovic d. Venus, Kuznetsova d. Hantuchova, Sharapova d. Chakvetadze
Semis: Jankovic d. Serena, Sharapova d. Kuznetsova
Final: Sharapova d. Jankovic
Heavy at the top: The women's draw is very top heavy. Until I watched the Arthur Ashe Kids' Day yesterday on CBS, I had Henin over Serena. But liked Serena's form and attitude (hitting targets on a court is such a wonderful gauge for this, I know!). Being the first hard-hitter that Henin would face, the fresh Serena (coming back from an injury break) will be too much for Henin to handle.
If Serena doesn't shape up, an on-form Safarova could give Henin some trouble in the fourth round.
In the bottom quarter of the top half, I think Venus will get hot again and upset Ivanovic in the fourth round but I see Jankovic returning to New York with too much confidence from last year to lose to Venus or Ivanovic in the quarters. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Jankovic only loses six or seven games through the fourth round (where she'd face Dementieva or Bammer).
The lower half: In the top section of the lower half, I see Azarenka making some noise until she runs into Kuznetsova in the fourth round. I also pick Hantuchova over Petrova in that round; the Slovakian is due for a good slam result (plus I wasn't impressed with what I saw of Petrova in LA). I think Kuznetsova's win at New Haven will give her the confidence to power past Daniela and into the semifinals.
Re: Sharapova's draw — it's not that easy as you might think. Radwanska, her possible third round opponent, won on the hard courts in Stockholm earlier this summer. In the fourth round Masha could face Peer, a fan favorite and always capable of a big win. Then she'd have to play Chakvetadze, who I would say maybe had the best summer over all, in the quarters. If Chakvetadze loses early, it'll be to Mirza (who has also been playing her best lately) or Schnyder (always dangerous). If she makes it through that, then she'll get a break facing Svetlana in the semis before a tough match against Jankovic in the final.
Oh yeah, that Vaidisova chick — she's my first round upset special going out to Kudryavtseva.
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Here's just something I noticed briefly. Bill Maher's Religulous contained an interview between Rev. Jeremiah Cummings and Bill Maher in which we see the following exchange.
Jeremiah Cummings: Okay, but now, but now, things like houses and cars and clothes and money, they come as a result of my seeking God first.
Bill Maher: I don't remember that in the New Testament specifically.
[a subtitle appears - "Because it's not there."]
Jeremiah Cummings: But it's there.
[Subtitle - "No it's not."]
Jeremiah Cummings: I remember it.
Bill Maher: A passage about...
Jeremiah Cummings: I remember it.
[Subtitle - "I'm sure you do."]
Bill Maher: The houses, the cars and the clothes, they'll come.
Bill Maher thinks the Rev. is misquoting or outright lying about a non-existent verse in the scriptures, but in the New Testament, we do actually read,
And Jesus answered and said, Verily I say unto you, There is no man that hath left house, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my sake, and the gospel's,
But he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses, and brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and lands, with persecutions; and in the world to come eternal life.
Mark 10:29-30
These verses say exactly what Rev. Cummings was saying. If you seek God first, rather than worldly wealth, then the lord will provide you with what you need and often more. Bill Maher is wrong.
That being said, let me say that I do disagree with Rev. Cummings and agree with Bill Maher on the point that a paid ministry is unwise. It opens the door to all sorts of corruption and ulterior motives. There's something wrong with a preacher who rolls up in a Cadillac, covered in bling, while the congregation starves.
Nevertheless, even though I disagree with the Reverends interpretation and application of the verse, the verse is, in fact, there and Bill Maher is wrong.


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Dr. Terry Bowen, Mr. O'Neal Douglas, and Ms. Ann Hicks attended the meeting in person. Dr. Edythe Abdullah, Mr. Luther Coggin, Mr. Wilfredo Gonzalez, Mr. Steve Halverson, Ms. Wanyonyi Kendrick, Mr. Hank Rogers, Dr. Bruce Taylor, Ms. Carol Thompson, and Mr. Kevin Twomey participated by phone, as did Ms. Janet Owen.
Ms. Toni Crawford notified Chair Thompson that she would not be able to attend the meeting.
Chair Thompson called the meeting to order. Ms. Karen Stone conducted the role call and quorum was established. Chair Thompson requested a motion to approve the minutes. Trustee Kendrick proffered the motion, it was seconded and unanimously approved.
Chair Thompson indicated that she would delay her comments until just before the report of the Presidential Search Committee, deferring to President Kline to give the President's report.
Dr. Kline spoke of a number of projects currently underway. He said the library design phase would be completed by the end of the month and the groundbreaking would take place in fall. The Science and Engineering Building was on schedule and approximately 82% complete. The building was, however, an area of concern as at least three subcontractors declared bankruptcy last week and the building would have to be available for faculty by mid-summer. The general contractor maintained that the building would be completed on schedule.
Two searches for administrative positions are currently underway: Dean of the Coggin College of Business and Library Director. The search committees were in the process of completing phone interviews and would bring the candidates to campus. Dr. Camp said the appointments should be made in April. Trustee Gonzalez suggested that candidates for the Library Director position might be interested in attending Much Ado About Books. Dr. Kline remarked that several attendees of the Board meeting would be there and thanked Trustee Gonzalez for his good suggestion. Dr. Serwatka indicated that the University Library would sponsor an exhibit at the event.
President Kline said that discussion on the purchase of Melrose Apartments continued, as did discussion on the construction of a new student union. Both of these projects would require approval from the Board of Trustees and the Foundation Board. Dr. Kline expressed his hope that the conversation on these items would be concluded within the next month or two.
Dr. Kline announced that the ERP kick-off would be held on Friday, February 28, at 2:00 p.m. in the College of Health, Room 1009. Trustees were invited to attend.
Dr. Kline spent Tuesday with Archbishop Tutu in Tallahassee. Archbishop Tutu spoke to school children, a black caucus, and a legislative gathering of about 400 people. At each function, the Archbishop mentioned UNF and spoke of how wonderful the university was.
Dr. Camp was presented with an award from the Association of Teacher Educators for the University of North Florida and Duval County Public Schools for the Distinguished Program in Teacher Education. The finalists were Dayton, George Washington, and UNF. The key factor contributing to receipt of the award was UNF's urban professional development program for schools. Dr. Kline said that congratulations were due to Dean Kasten for this accomplishment. Trustee Gonzalez asked for her address.
Chair Thompson congratulated President Kline and the Director of the Fine Arts Center, Sharon Pappian, for the outstanding event held to celebrate the opening of the new Fine Arts Center, stating that the Center was great for the University and for Jacksonville.
Chair Thompson stated that a combined meeting of the Educational Policy Committee and the Finance and Audit Committee had been held. As Mr. Halverson, previous Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee, was elected Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees, Mr. Twomey had been nominated as Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee and had graciously agreed to serve in that capacity. Chair Thompson thanked both Mr. Halverson and Mr. Twomey for their service to the committee.
Trustee Hicks stated that as attendance for the joint meeting had been quite strong, she would only go over a couple of ongoing items of particular interest. She spoke of the presentation on UNF surface analogues and aspirational peers by Ms. Shawn Brayton, and the ensuing decision to examine UNC Charleston and Wayne State in addition to other universities to determine ways in which UNF could become a stronger university. Trustee Abdullah asked about a difference she perceived in data from Ms. Brayton's information and data presented at the orientation for new trustees. Dean Serwatka confirmed that the data used for comparison of surface analogues was drawn from IPEDS (Integrated Post-Secondary Education Data System), and was at least two years old. Trustee Abdullah suggested that the University cull its own data for use in comparisons. Dr. Kline agreed that it would be very appropriate to use data other than IPEDS for benchmarking purposes.
Trustee Hicks spoke of a presentation from Dean Serwatka profiling the UNF student body and illuminating the necessity of attracting stronger minority representation and more traditional full-time students. Trustee Hicks thanked Dr. Serwatka for his presentation, stating that she found it very informative, and said she knew he planned another, related, presentation in a few months. She then asked President Kline to talk about the request to recognize UFF as the collective bargaining agent for UNF faculty.
Dr. Kline reminded the group of the committees' recommendation for recognition of UFF as the exclusive faculty bargaining agent, with the stipulations that the contract be changed to exclude non-faculty employees and that bargaining be initiated on a new faculty contract. No second was required for the motion as it had been recommended by the committees.
President Kline asked if there were any questions. One Trustee asked whom the University would be negotiating with in formulating a new contract. Dr. Campbell answered that a determination had been made that certification would remain at the state level although there would probably be local representation. The State would set the bargaining agenda for local universities. Another Trustee asked Dr. Campbell if she felt there would be a capacity for response to local needs and she responded affirmatively. Trustee Gonzalez asked if Dr. Bowen's question at the combined committee meeting about tenure and promotion had been settled acceptably or if action would be required by the Board. Dr. Bowen answered that the issue had been resolved; in the past, the union had deferred decisions on promotion and tenure to the Faculty Association.
Chair Thompson called the issue to a vote and the motion was unanimously approved.
Ms. Janet Owen reported that Representative Mike Hogan had resigned to run for Tax Collector and a special primary would be held on April 15, with a special general election on May 15.
Ms. Owen said it was too early to determine the extent of any proposed budget cuts in the House and Senate, but thought more information should be forthcoming in the next few weeks. The eleven university presidents have collaborated on a proposal to revise the Bright Futures Scholarship Program to address the fiscal challenges of the rapidly increasing cost of the program. She said that the House Appropriations Committee had given the universities the opportunity to present their budgetary needs for the next five years. She indicated that the submittals would be for informational purposes only and would not commit the universities to any future budgetary requests. The Committee's request included each university's plans with respect to future tuition increases. Again, universities would not be committed to anything by the submission of these proposals. Ms. Owen stated that UNF staff would be working on the information over the weekend and that the Council of 100 had requested a copy of the documents once prepared. She conveyed the appreciation of the University and the Board for the interest expressed by the business community. Senator Wise pre-filed a bill on presidential salaries to cap them in terms of state resources available. Under this bill, the amount of state resources available for presidential salaries would be limited to $225,000 but universities could raise unlimited private dollars.
OPPAGA conducted a study on the residency classification and reclassification of students in an effort to fund ways in which additional dollars may be saved for the state. As UNF's residence policies are already stringently applied, proposed tightening of the law on residency status would not have much effect on the University.
The federal budget has been completed and the eleven state universities received approximately $120 million in research funds. UNF continued to fare well as part of multi-university projects and with its own project on bio-chemical terrorist response. The School Readiness HUBS Project did not receive funding but will be revisited in 2004. The University was hopeful about the ability to demonstrate state buy-in at that time. Trustee Taylor asked how much in federal funding would be sent to UNF specifically. Ms. Owen said those amounts had not yet been reported but that she would let him know when she found out.
Ms. Owen said that the response to Archbishop Tutu in Tallahassee had been very strong. People greatly enjoyed his visit and many asked how UNF had been fortunate enough to have Archbishop Tutu on campus at UNF. She remarked that the University owed Archbishop Tutu a great deal of thanks for volunteering to visit Tallahassee to help UNF.
Chair Thompson thanked Ms. Owen for her report. The Chair offered Ms. Owen the assistance of the Board if needed during this particularly important and busy legislative session.
Chair Thompson stated that the Trustees were not notified of the last search committee meeting inadvertently and that they would be notified of all other meetings. The Chair asked Trustee Douglas to serve as chair of the Presidential Search Committee. He accepted the position. The committee has been configured to include a representative from UNF alumni, the student body, the community and/or a business member of the community. Chair Thompson asked Trustee Douglas to report on the rest of the Presidential Search Committee meeting.
Trustee Douglas thanked Chair Thompson and stated that the final two committee members had been chosen and would receive information on the Florida Sunshine laws. The committee worked toward the development of a candidate profile and candidate qualifications. The draft met with wide acceptance and has been disseminated through the consultant's office and to the rest of the Board. Ms. Monell began the process of advertising the position as required. Mr. Baker also notified approximately 250 potential candidates of the position. Mr. Douglas indicated that there had already been some interest demonstrated in the position and that thus far the early news was very positive.
Committee members were speaking with faculty to garner additional input; Trustee Douglas said that faculty had been very helpful to the process. Trustee Gonzalez asked for a list of the places where the position had been advertised. Ms. Monell said she would provide him with the information. Mr. Gonzalez also suggested some additional places for advertisement. Trustee Douglas stated that both faculty and support personnel had requested an opportunity to have input into the hiring process. Mr. Douglas indicated that as much information as possible would be obtained from those groups, even if there were not enough positions available for representation from every group on the committee. Once candidates have been decided upon, he said they would be introduced to the interested parties and all would have an opportunity to participate. He said the committee would appreciate any suggestions and asked that they be relayed through Ms. Monell's office.
President Kline indicated that there would be a reception with Archbishop Tutu for the Board of Trustees hosted by Chair Thompson. He said invitations would be mailed soon.
Chair Thompson thanked everyone for participating and the meeting was adjourned.


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As more and more businesses are looking for ways to improve the performance of their employees, one thing that staff seem to be looking for more and more from their employers is approval to work remotely.
While I'm sure this is a result of the improved capabilities that the computing world now offers (ie: faster computers, better remote control tools, increased bandwidth of our home internet connections, etc.), I believe it has more to do with the ever changing climate of business in general.
Ten years ago, most of our clients wore suits and ties. Now, I'd say the percentage of businesses who are this "formal" are down to less than 10%. Ten years ago, most of clients wouldn't think about allowing access to "their" information outside the perimeter of their office walls. Now, most everyone allows business email on their smartphones.
As our dependence on computers in our every day lives continues to grow, the line between work and play gets ever more blurred. So, the next logical outcome of this is the increased role of telecommuting in the workplace.
Recently, Harris Interactive performed a survey and found that 17 percent of respondents would give up a salary increase and 15 percent would give up half of their vacation days if they were able to telecommute.
Beyond the silly stats that 12 percent would give up showers and 5 percent would give up their spouse (really? I would think this 5 percent would WANT to go to the office!), there are some other interesting numbers - 25 percent would give up their smart phones and 30 percent said they'd give up texting.
Now, I'm not sure how statistically valid this really is nor how accurate it would be AFTER the respondents were given the ability to telecommute. But, to me, this clearly says that this is something that a lot of people really want.
And, I think more importantly, the real message here is that employees are looking for more and more flexibility to get their jobs done as easily and efficiently as possible. And this is always where technology, when done right, adds value.


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It is now possible for genealogists to read, download and keep genealogies, local histories – publications of all types and sizes. Instantly accessible online and easily stored on your personal laptop or handheld computer.
Donald Lines Jacobus (1887-1970) – well known as the Dean of American Genealogists was writing since he was a young boy. The New Haven Register 18 May 1900 carried a remarkable, lengthy article about his discussion of Biblical and Classical genealogy – written at the age of 12. Click here to read the entire article. It is published online in GenealogyBank.
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Clegg v Farage: Britain's EU debate baffles Brussels
They watched with pity, astonishment and dismay.
As Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage battled it out in London last night I sat in the BBC's Brussels bureau with two MEPs as they absorbed the spectacle. "What's so strange is that if you had this debate in Sweden there'd be a lot of criticism of the EU, but leaving is not an option. And that's the difference," said Christofer Fjellner, a young conservative MEP from Sweden.
Suggesting a sort of political repression (don't the Swedes think we're repressed about everything?) he thought Britain hadn't had a proper debate about its relationship with Europe for years. The problem now, he said, was that it was exploding in Britain's face. Mr Fjellner thought the real argument should be about how to reform the EU, not whether or not to leave.
Ana Gomes, a socialist MEP from Portugal, was particularly scathing about Nigel Farage's tone on immigration. "What if my country had the same policy and kicked out all the Brits who are there in retirement?" she asked.
Their views echoed those of two other MEPs we persuaded to watch the first Farage/Clegg clash last week. Sven Giegold, a German MEP, said that contest was too narrowly focused on perceived economic interest, with little spirit or understanding about the vision underpinning the EU.
Svetoslav Malinov, a Bulgarian member of the conservative EPP group, quoted former EU Commission president Jacques Delors, who said you can't fall in love with the common market. That, he thought, was Nick Clegg's mistake. His economic argument struggled against the populism of Farage.
All the MEPs thought it impossible for a similar debate to happen in their own countries. But wouldn't that increase voter engagement with the EU, I asked them? They didn't think so. All concede the European Union is at a critical moment. And they expect a backlash in many member states during next month's elections, with parties on the far-left and far-right harvesting anti-EU sentiment.
But none could see a country's exit from the EU as the answer. At the moment, they view Britain's latest paroxysm of Euro-introspection as a peculiarly British quirk - and one that's really beginning to irritate Brussels.


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"It's good to be king." - Mel
Oh no. It's not meant *that* way.That's a line from "History of the World, Part One" by Mel Brooks. He says it when he does stuff like shooting trap with peasants insteat of clay pigeons. I didn't realize he also did it as a dance/club song! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goJnNGObLRk


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Danb_777 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 66 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
King of Hearts Media
I just moved to the Bahamas from Toronto Canada. I met my wife while in university in Canada and after a few years she carried me back home to the Bahamas.
We are both practicing Christians and the title of my company was influenced by this.
Personality wise I am social but laid back. I am a young dude in my mid-20's. Love clean hip-hop. Of Ethiopian/Israeli/Dutch background. Also my style is simple, not loud or flashy.
My target audience is two fold:
1) A 28 year old woman who is coming to the Bahamas from the USA to get married. She wants to be queen for the day. She is university educated. She likes Starbucks and works in a corporate environment. She (or her fiance) has a lot of excess cash and is willing to spend to get results.
2) Big upscale hotels. Here in Bahamas we have Atlantis, The Cove, The Sheraton, The One and Only Ocean Club. They want reliable service to refer their clients to. They want to be associated with the best. Excellence is key to them. Trust and dependability is important to them. Quality is important. They want a nice clean package.
You have picked this challenge because you know that you can do it. I believe in your creativity. Now, read the above information again. The things that stand out to me are:
-Appealing to a young woman.
-Appealing to large hotel chains.
I would like something perhaps with a king in it, maybe holding a heart. The heart should be important in the picture. I would also like the words "King of Hearts Media" to appear.
Go nuts and I will guide you as you develop your awesome creation.
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Monday, January 2, 2012
2012 Begins
As of today, I think YGGG #2 is installing a new computer. The old one is being moved to a different location. I have not received any phone calls or e-mails, but look forward to her telling me all is okay and the new computer works great.
Bento which works on my main computer and syncs to the iPad. Of course, my Reunion genealogy files are on the iPad and they are much better for viewing than on the iPod Touch. Using iCloud I have a lot of syncing going on between computers. I have placed my Keynote presentations on the iPad (some) and can remotely control them by using my iPod Touch.
I am waiting on a new carrying case for the iPad and friends (cords, iPod Touch, cell phone ...). It should arrive this week and hopefully I can stuff everything into it. I don't have issues with the keyboard on my iPad, but I do have a wireless keyboard that works great with it.
Another Christmas present was a Smart Pen (LifeScribe). It seems unusual to write something or take notes with audio through the pen and then have it show up on my computer. I am anxious to try it out while watching webinars. What a great way to learn!!
Just in time to start a new year, I discovered the reason I was going no where in particular with one of my Massachusetts lines was because I had the wrong surname. Only the first letter of "B" was the same. Broadening my research in the area, I was able to locate the correct sources and information to give Elizabeth the correct name. Sorry about that Elizabeth! Now the fun begins as I start reading and researching new surnames.
The You Go Genealogy Girls wish you the very best in 2012. May our paths cross somewhere in the future and if not ... keep reading about us and sending us e-mails.
You Go Genealogy Girl #1 --- Ruby
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Happy New Year to you both.ReplyDelete
Ruby, I also received an iPad (and keyboard) for Christmas. However, I tried to sync Reunion from my laptop to the iPad, and while it acted like it was working, it never really made any progress. Do you think my main family file might be too big? And, oh yes, Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Hi Greta ... no I don't think the main family file is too big. You need to have the family file open, pull down from the menu under File to put it on the mobile devise. Then open your iPad Reunion file to Sync and just push that. It should start syncing. If your file is large, it may take a while. Just be patient. I have some really big family files and have never had problems putting them on the iPod Touch or iPad. Some take several minutes though. Good luck.ReplyDelete
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|Colorado Springs, CO
|High School:
|New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL)
2010-11: Skated in 36 games, while serving as the Captain of the Pion eers in his final season for SHU...Ranked third on the team in points with 26 and second in assists with 20...Closed out his career with 82 total points on 24 goals and 58 assists...Scored and added an assist in 3-3 tie vs. Canisius (10/23)...Netted a power play goal at #3 Yale (11/23)...Dished out two assists in a 3-3 tie at RIT (11/27)...Registered a season-high three assists in 5-5 tie vs. Air Force (1/7)...Tallied two assists in a 3-3 tie vs. Holy Cross (2/20) and in the AHA Quarterfinal opener at Air Force (3/11).
2009-10: Enjoyed break-out season, establishing career bests in goals (13) and assists (26)...Scored game-winning goal against Air Force with 41 seconds left in regulation of the Atlantic Hockey Semifinal 2-1 win against Air Force 3/10...Named Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week on 1/18 after two-goal, three-assist weekend in series sweep of Mercyhurst...Scored twice in 4-3 win against AIC 2/13.
2008-09: Played in 37 games in sophomore season…Finished the season with two goals and nine assists for 11 total points…Scored the game winning goal January 23rd in an overtime win at home against Bentley…Added one assist in nine different games…Recorded his 10th career assist January 6 against UConn.
2007-08: Skated in 21 games in his rookie year as a Pioneer…Scored three goals and added three assists for six points…Registered his first career point, an assist on January 18 at RIT…Scored his first career goal on February 1 at Canisius.
Before SHU: Played with the Texarkana Bandits for two seasons and on the New Hampshire Jr.Monarchs for a year. He was on the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs when they where EJHL League Champions and Tier III National Champions for the season 2006-2007.
Personal: Patrick David Knowlton. Son of Corey and James. Has four brothers Jimmy, Chris,Mark, and Shawn. Enjoys playing inline hockey, snowboarding, working out, and hanging out with his family. When he graduates, he hopes to work in commercial real estate and play pro hockey.


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xkenneth needed a new wordpress theme design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 152 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
Erdos Miller
Who we are:
We're a small group of engineering professionals in Houston that specialize in technology oil and gas. We started our own company so that we could work on projects that excite us as well as enjoy a level of independence not possible working for big employers.
What we do:
Electronics, Software, and Automation.
Electronics - We design embedded (custom) electronics for speciality oil and gas applications.
Software - We create software for embedded devices and desktop applications.
Automation - We use National Instruments products to automate drilling rigs. We're a member of the National Instruments Alliance Partner program.
We're targeting Oil and Gas business in the Houston area. We enjoy working face to face with our clients and Houston's Oil&G industry is massive.
We've primarily worked with small businesses (1-20Million/year). Our primary target is business to business sales.
We're targeting companies that deploy or are looking to deploy electronics/software based products that do not have strong in-house engineering teams.
We're looking for a word-press theme that captures who we are; that we're passionate about what we do; and that we do it well.
Ideally we'd like to have a template that can handle the home page, a list page (for clients and videos) and an article page for case histories and articles.
We'd like the home page to be simple, but give an accurate picture of what we do. (We like the homepage of: http://www.airbnb.com/) We don't want a blog-based theme.
Site Content (that we're going to add):
- Case Studies - Descriptions of the projects we worked on and how we achieved clients goals.
- General Information - Location, contact, capabilities.
- Tutorials/Screencasts - We're going to do a series of tutorials on how to build custom electronics and software going over the basics of getting started.
- Client List
- At this point we're not going to be using blogging/twitter.
Our current website:
I've uploaded our logo files, business cards and some stock images we have the rights to.


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|#GhanaDecides, #LetsVote, #OurVoteOurVoice
The 2012 general elections in Ghana is a week away, and the stakes are really high this time around. Candidates are tackling issues and policies in an unprecedented fashion, a sitting president joined the IEA presidential debates for the first time and social media is abuzz with election talk. It seems like the country can't wait for 7th December. Even though all indications point to the continuation of the traditional NDC-NPP duopoly, smaller parties like CPP and the newly-formed PPP are holding their own admirably- perhaps they will see a spike in their fortunes. It seems to many, though, that the PNC is on a downward trajectory.
The elections is not all about political parties and politicians. Ghana Decides, the foremost social media initiative around Elections 2012, recently launched Our Vote Our Voice, a campaign to get all Ghanaians to execute their civic duty in a peaceful manner.
"The purpose of the campaign is to promote communal voting... We believe peer-to-peer influence is still high and people could call up friends to vote or post updates to say #iVoted which may encourage others to vote."
"Ghanaians must know that they have to vote because it is the in the interest of their children, their sisters and all of us. If you refuse to vote, it is like saying you don't care about the people you love."
Our Vote, Our Voice comes after many other initiatives undertaken by this group of civic activists from BloggingGhana namely iRegistered, social media workshops, community engagements, Ghana Decides Tag, Speak Ghana, online discussions and event coverage.
Read the full press release on ghanadecides.com.
Online and offline forms have been created to to receive pledges from registered voters. Ghana Decides volunteers will follow-up pledges with emails and phone calls to encourage all those who pledged to go out and vote in the election.
Join the conversation by following @ghanadecides on Twitter, liking the Ghana Decides Facebook page and subscribing to the YouTube Channel. #LetsVote!


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Ghostly Sensations
So, this is a story late in coming. I promised you this story about a year ago, and failed to deliver. Ah, well, better late than never they say!
Once upon a time,
a long time ago about one year ago, there were two good friends who escaped the responsibilities of home and family to venture out into the world on a girly escape. You will recall that we went to Newport, Rhode Island to eat, explore, and be merry.
We saw many beautiful things that weekend including quaint shops, great restaurants, beautiful mansions, and a festive St. Patrick's Day parade.
We even saw some sure signs of spring there, having left our snowy home.
Somewhere near this point in our explorations, I recall being stopped dead by a strong, beautiful scent of flowers. I said to my friend, "Can you smell that?!"
"Smell what?"
"Those flowers!! Where is it coming from?"
"I can't smell anything."
"You can't smell that?! It smells like…I don't know…a cross between roses and…and….I don't know. Maybe lilacs?? I don't know. Stand right here."
So my friend moved to where I was, and still couldn't smell a thing. The scent was so lovely and strong, I couldn't believe I was the only one who could smell it. Shrugging, we moved on. (This piece of the story becomes important later dear friends, but I mustn't get ahead of myself.)
We continued exploring throughout the day, my favorite part being our tours of old Newport Mansions. During the Gilded Age, Newport was home to summer "cottages" of the rich and influential. Here, debutantes would host garden and house parties throughout the summer, with many of history's elite in attendance. According to Wikipedia, "by the turn of the 20th century, many of the nation's wealthiest families were summering in Newport, including the Vanderbilts and the Astors… They came for a brief social season to grand, gilded mansions with elaborate receiving, dining, music and ballrooms, but with few bedrooms, since the guests were expected to have cottages of their own." We were able to tour Marble House and The Elms that day, and I look forward to going back eventually to tour some of the others.
The last tour of the weekend was a "Ghost Tour" at Belcourt Castle. I will begin by telling you that my friend and I are true skeptics at heart. I consider myself an open minded skeptic, believing that there may be things about which we will never understand or explain, but that most of the unexplainable have earthly and scientifically based origins. We entered this tour not expecting to see anything "ghostly" and with all senses peeled for slight of hand and speakers in the walls piping out "ghostly sounds." We certainly felt scammed as we sat in a slightly creepy and in need of repair entryway, waiting for the tour to begin. The man taking our ticket had an odd sort of manner, which we put down to an "act" to get us in the right frame of spooked mind to enter the tour. When the tour began, the owner of Belcourt, Mrs. Tinney, came out, dressed surprisingly modestly. (No black witchy gowns and green wigs like we were beginning to expect.) She greeted us warmly. (Not with the "Velcome to my cossle!" spoken like Count Dracula that we were expecting.) And the tour commenced. Truly it was a tour of what must have been a spectacular home once upon a time. It certainly had seen better days, unlike the other mansions we had toured earlier in the day. We assumed at the outset that the "Ghost Tour" was a schtick to get people to see a house that wouldn't be on anyone's list to see otherwise. But as the tour continued and Mrs. Tinney shared stories of the history of Belcourt Castle and of all the antique furnishings within, it truly was engrossing. My friend and I chuckled a bit over her stories of "ghostly happenings" in the house, and found it quite funny to watch a small group of 20-something young women jump at the sound of creaking doors, or bangs that surely came from outside.
We had finally reached the upstairs hallways, which Mrs. Tinney described as the most haunted area of the house. At this point one of the women raised her hand and in a shaking voice said, "M-M-Mrs. T-T-Tinney?!?!? Do the doors around here open by themselves?!?! Because I just saw that door open a crack!!" As we all turned around to see the door mentioned…a huge, beautiful, double wooden door, about two inches thick, the man standing behind me put up his hand and said, "Sorry…my fault! I leaned against it and it creaked open." We all had a good laugh and any "spooky tension" Mrs. Tinney was going for evaporated. As she continued her story, however, something strange happened to me. What I can only describe as a crackling noise started in the base of the back of my head. At first I looked behind me thinking the noise came from behind me, but quickly realized that the uncomfortable sensation was from inside my head. Similar to a rice krispies crackling, similar to the sound of static electricity when you pull two pieced of fabric apart that are sticking together…it was a sensation and a sound at the same time, and uncomfortable and disconcerting enough that I grabbed the back of my head. My friend looked at me with concern. "Are you okay?"
"I don't know."
At this point I was most concerned with what was going on in my head. It was around this time that I had begun to have a lot of strange Fibromyalgia symptoms and atypical migraines. At first I thought something was wrong with my head.
"What's going on?!" my friend whispered.
"I don't know!" I whispered back. "I have something weird happening in my head!"
We moved on down the hallway, and I tried to explain to my friend what was happening to me. "I have a strange staticky crackling in the back of my head! On the inside!!"
As we entered the room at the end of the hall, the crackling began to diminish and after a moment, went away altogether, leaving me a bit concerned about myself. It was at this point in the tour, when Mrs. Tinney casually mentioned, "Ghosts have scents you know. People describe it as a cross between roses and lavendar. It's a lovely scent." I wish I could have seen the look on our faces. Our know-it-all skeptical grins dropped to looks of astonishment. We looked at each other in that "OH-MY-GOD-DID-YOU-JUST-HEAR-WHAT-SHE-SAID?!?!?!?!?!?!?" sort of way, and a bit of my skepticism was knocked out of my crackling brain.
But wait, the story continues. We then entered the very last room on the tour, the Ballroom. Click here to see a photo taken by Flickr user StJenna. Mrs. Tinney began telling us the history of "happenings" in this room, pointing out objects here and there and telling fascinating stories about them. She ended by showing us a pair of salt chairs. Apparently ages ago, salt chairs were only used by kings, and under the seats, salt was stored. It was very valuable and kings would give salt as gifts, according to our guide. She claimed that these chairs were the most haunted objects in the place and related a sensational story that someone was even physically thrown out of one of these chairs once, and that she and a group tour witnessed a ball of light shoot out of one of the chairs and fly across the room. She then asked for volunteers to come up and put an arm over the chair and slowly lower their arm toward the seats. Several people came forward to try it. (Not me…as I explained to Zan, I may be a skeptic, but I'm not stupid.) No one felt a thing…no great surprise there. A guest asked, "What do people usually feel when they do that?" She said, "People describe it as an electrical tingle of sorts." It was at that very moment that I realized the two chairs were sitting in front of two large, beautiful, wooden double doors, two inches thick. The same double doors that I had stood on the other side of a few moments before, when I had my strange, static electricity crackle in my head.
Needless to say, I left that house feeling very queer indeed, with both of us slightly freaked out by the surprising turn of events that has me a little less skeptical than I was before. It has been a fun story to tell, and I have remained a skeptic, assuming there might be some scientific reason for my experience, having more to do with my sensitivity to electrical currents than to any metaphysical sensitivity. (Have I told you about getting electrically zapped by my PT's electrode machine….twice?)
However, let's fast forward a year to the present. I have enjoyed my year in blissful skepticism, chalking my experience up to a fun little ditty to tell. But about two weeks ago, I ordered dinner from a new restaurant (which is incredibly delicious by the way) in town, that has recently moved into our old, decaying village court house. The building, built in 1873, is exquisite with it's old original moldings and marble floors. Even the old jail cells in the basement are intact. Quite a wonderful atmosphere to dine in, and the food is unmatched. I stood in the front hall of that beautiful building, waiting for my order to be ready, chatting with some of the locals who were out to dinner. All of a sudden, taking me by complete surprise, I felt that tingling crackle in the back of my head that I have only felt one other time in my 42 years on the planet…the same crackle that I felt at Belcourt Castle one year ago. As I did last time, I turned around quickly to find nothing but the door behind me, and grabbed the back of my head in discomfort. This time, the sensation left quite quickly. I relayed my tale to Zan laughingly when I returned home and joked how I might be gaining "sensitivity" in my old age. I was curious enough to do a little online research, which led me to no stories whatsoever about ghostly sightings at the old Courthouse.
Having completely forgotten about this experience, I open my Facebook this morning to a post from the restaurant with a photo of a woman and a dog standing in the front entryway of the restaurant. In front of the dog are two "orbs," which I know as a photographer are likely from the play of light on the lens. However, the text in the post caught me by surprise:
"Remember the Donation Dog is visiting us from Guilding Eyes for the Blind. Come on in and throw some spare change in and support a great cause. Also if you notice this photo with the two round circles, looks like our furry friend has a couple "ghostly" friends near him. One of which we call "Walt". They do say dogs and kids can see spirits from beyond??? You be the judge."
Apparently, unbeknownst to me, I am not the first to have had a "strange" experience at the Courthouse. Could it be that I have tapped into some Sixth Sense that I never knew I had??? You be the judge. 😉


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Lipscomb track and field capped off a busy weekend at Sunday's TSU Invitational, picking up several high marks, personal-bests and school records along the way.
The distance medley teams on both the men's and women's side finished first, second and third at TSU. The women's team of sophomores Tessa Hoefle, Dani Walker and freshmen Brenna Thompson and Megan McClain was the top Lady Bison squad with a 12:13.51s mark; the men's team of juniors Ashton Fisher, Bobby Bassett and Isaiah Greer and freshman Tate Honaker won the men's event with a 10:31.93s run.
"It was fun watching the distance medley relay teams today," said Lipscomb head coach Bill Taylor. "On the women's side, we put five different relay teams out there in the last two days and they all did great."
"Dani Walker anchored our A-team today with a 5:03 mile, which is really encouraging. We didn't even know if Dani would be healed in time to compete during indoor season, but today she showed she was fully back."
Freshmen Minna Fields (5:15.91s) and Maggie Lawrence (5:16.96s) finished second and third in their first collegiate mile run; Fields was the top college runner in the field.
Freshman April Terry put together a school-best weight throw of 14.29m (46' 10"), finishing third in the event. Her 11.35m (37' 3") shot put mark placed her fourth.
In men's throws, freshman Houston Ward swept the podium with wins in the shot put and weight throw. He put up a personal-best in the shot put on his first throw, finishing with a 13.73m (45' 0.50") mark. He also won the weight with a 12.38m (40' 7") toss.
"We had some more great performances today in the field events, led by Houston Ward winning the shot and the weight," Taylor said. "We're also pleased April Terry continues to improve."
Freshman Kenny Smith turned in a fifth-place finish in the 400m dash with a 52.75s mark.
Freshman Ben Ashley finished third in the mile run with a 4:37.94s run; Ashley was the top collegiate runner across the line. Freshman Dan Coleman (4:40.01s) finished fifth overall and third among collegiate athletes.
In the jumps, junior Adam Austin finished third in the high jump with a personal-best 1.88m (6' 2.0") height. Freshman Matthew Deery, who set the school pole vault record yesterday at the ETSU Niswonger Invitational, was third in the long jump at TSU with a personal-best 6.32m (20' 9") mark.
"We had another strong day at TSU," Taylor said. "This was a tough three days of competition. Our athletes competed hard and showed amazing support for each other.
"We compete again in two weeks and I'm very excited to see the improvement we make by then."
The track and field teams will be back in action Feb. 10 at Indiana's Hoosier Hills.


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