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Jensen, you also gave Sonny a point after he lost to Varner.
Jensen, you also gave Sonny a point after he lost to Varner.
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Sanders wbd-Good match, but Zach will be about 2 td's better.
Ness wbd-this will be a 3-5 pt. win imo
Thorn WMD-this should at least be a major, especially given how Thorn has been wrestling.
Mueller Wbd-Mason has yet to impress me ever in his collegiate career. Mueller took Metcalf down. Good enough for me.
Deitcher-wmd-He is on my fantasy team and him wrestling this match would mean lots to me, so I'm going to predict it to occur!
Schlatter-Wbd-Conventional wisdom, and my typical feelings towards Dustin go against this, but i just had a gut feeling just now, so I'm rolling with it.
Burk-WBD-should be a boring win
Ward-WBD-Another boring win
Varner-wmd-he will light yohn up or whoever they put out there. Possible fall here.
Zabriske wbd
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To avoid criticism say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.
Grapplefan, there is no way Varner gets a tech fall. Varner has one (1) tech in his entire career. He may get a fall, but the guy just doesn't do enough, even when he's clearly better, to get a tech.
Jacob Schlottke---Gone too soon, and the world is a little less bright because of it. RIP, brother.
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125: #3 Zach Sanders WBM
133: #2 Jayson Ness WBM
141: #6 Mike Thorn WBM
149: #13 Mitch Mueller WBM
157:UR Joe Grygelko or #13 Jake Deitchler WBD
165: #3 Jon Reader WBD
174: Scott Glasser WBD
184: #12 Jerome Ward WBM
197: #1 Jake Varner WBF
285: #10 Ben Berhow WBD
I will take a stab at it:
125: #13 Andrew Long v. #3 Zach Sanders 3-0 Minnesota, Long showed me alot last week but I still like Sanders motor. He generally beats the guys he should and loses to the upper tiers guys. I like Sanders but by a decision only.
133: #5 Nick Fanthorpe v. #2 Jayson Ness 6-0 Minnesota, Ness is at another level and until I see Gomez show himself this year, I think Ness is the guy to beat. Most likely a decision but with Ness, you never know, you could see bonus points but I won't call them here against a guy like Fanthorpe who has become a pretty consistent wrestler against upper tier guys.
141: UR Dalton Jensen v. #6 Mike Thorn 10-0 Minnesota, Going with the major here. Thorn is very active if not combative. I think he gets some bonus points here for Minnesota.
149: #13 Mitch Mueller v. #9 Mario Mason 10-3 Minnesota, my homer in me sees Mason taking this match but I think Mueller may step as the senior in this match. Both guys up until this weekend hadn't had any real impressive victories although Mueller was pinned by Metcalf and beaten by Pyle (Div. III) earlier in the year. I will go with Mueller but certainly not surprised if Mason takes it.
157: UR Andrew Sorenson v. UR Joe Grygelko or #13 Jake Deitchler 10-6 Minnesota, If its Deitchler, I like the decision, if its Grygelko I like a close match with Sorenson pulling it out. Until I know for sure that Deitchler is back on the mat for good, I have to assume he's not and give it to Iowa State.
165: #3 Jon Reader v. #4 Dustin Schlatter 13-6 Minnesota, I have already given Iowa State what I think are possibly two toss up matches but I think this will be a close match and a fun one to watch. Give me the Mongoose in this one now that we know he has his duck back.
174: #11 Duke Burk v. UR Scott Glasser 13-9 Minnesota, I like how Glasser fought tooth and nail last week to come back and take third at the Scuffle. Unfortunately, this is the kind of match that he has yet proven to be able to win when the Gophers have needed him. While I think he can win it, I have to see that kind of a match out of him before I can become a believer and give this one also to Iowa State.
184: #12 Jerome Ward v. UR Kaleb Young 13-12 Minnesota, Like Jensens, I too would like to see Sonny wrestle here and give Ward a go. Both big strong guys who can go toe to toe in the middle of the mat. Still would have to give it to Ward at this point and he has an impressive win over Keddy already at this point.
If its Young, its possible Ward could hang a major on him and even up the score.
197: #1 Jake Varner v. #18 (at 184) Sonny Yohn 16-13 Iowa State, I too would give the major to Varner as I think he pushes Yohn all over the mat in periods 2 and 3. Varner's just too strong and I think if Sonny forces anything, Varner will convert it to easy points.
285: #5 David Zabriskie v. #10 Ben Berhow 19-13 Iowa State, I have to think Z takes this one again but Berhow I think won't make it easy for him. Zabriskie can't hang bonus on too many guys so I don't think he gets it here and I think it ends up something like 7-3.
Gophers will need some surprising bonus down at 125-141 and a win I think from Mason or Glasser to win this. Should be a fun match.
How bad must Eidensheink look this year to not crack the line-up at 197 for the Gophers.
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I wasn't done yet when I saved it the first time. I usually save and edit a couple of times because sometimes it has thrown me off when I take too long. Go ahead and read it now spaz...I had finished mine up through 157 when you quoted it. That being said, I see the points being pretty close to what Jensens has. For some reason, we are usually pretty close on our scores when we are trying to predict Gopher matches.
"Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until they speak."
Something like that, the second half is now edited as well...sorry for the template plagerism.
"Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until they speak."


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#5 Buzz Baits
Coming in at #5 in our Top Five is the most popular (daytime) top-water lure of all time: the buzz bait. The buzz bait is just as much fun to fish at night than during the day! You hear the squeaky blades quietly churning water in the dark, everything is at peace, then KAPOW! A fish explodes on it out of nowhere and the fight is on! Usually, there is nothing subtle about the attack on a buzz bait. When fish hit it, they mean to kill it. It is also our 3rd "big fish" bait and should remain in the rod locker until you're ready to cull fish. It is also best used during low-pressure weather systems, when fish are more prone to cruise and feed on the surface.
This is one lure that can diverge from the "all black" rule if there is moonlight present. White buzz baits catch the light and seem to produce well, some arguing better than dark buzz baits. Experiment on your own and see what you think.

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I hunt Muleys, Elk, Antalope and I have a pair of Swarovski EL 8.5x42 binos to glass with and as great as they are when your glassing animals at real far distance the binos do have a limit and a good spotting scope has got to be used. If your really looking for a trophy and you want to see what your looking at the 20-60x65 spotting scope picks up where the 8.5x42 leave off. IMHO it all comes down to how serious one is about hunting and glassing for trophy game.
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Zak Yannarella is resurrecting a bygone era in his Carversville workshop. But it's not to be fashionable or even distinct. He's doing it this way because it's all he's ever known.
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The hills that surround the tiny historic village of Carversville keep the outside world at a safe distance. Here, it's easy to imagine that the homes, the general store, the inn, even the landscape look much as they did 100, 150 years ago.
Along one of the sloping roads sits a modest workshop. A massive wooden entertainment center-in-the-making takes up almost a third of the space. The rest is filled with a weathered workbench, hand tools hanging from a square pegboard and a few freestanding machines, the newest of which is a band saw that dates back to 1945 or 1947. The table saw is one of the first that Craftsman ever made. Every visible surface is covered in varying degrees of sawdust.
Custom furniture and cabinets are constructed here by a craftsman and his apprentice, who, even though business has been brisk, make a point to drop everything at least once a week and go fishing for a few hours because, the craftsman says, "There are a lot of other parts to life."
Zak Yannarella started working as a craftsman-for-hire in 2008, when he was 26. He rented space on a farm a mile away. There was plenty of room to grow, which he did, but the basic utilities were unreliable or nonexistent, and Yannarella couldn't bear the thought of working through another winter without heat.
As the chill started to evolve into cold a couple years ago, he spotted this workshop. The woman renting it explained that it and the building in the back belonged to her father, who made furniture and clocks. Yannarella's workshop is his former showroom. His uncle works upstairs, repairing antique clocks, of course.
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A Teal Tea to raise cancer awareness
In observance of National Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month, Hendrick Cancer Center is hosting a Teal Tea from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday in the Tom Roberts Conference Center at Hendrick Medical Center, 1900 Pine St.
The goal of the tea is to celebrate cancer survivors and raise awareness of gynecological cancers and women's health issues. All cancer survivors, family members, friends and others concerned are invited to attend.
A special presentation by Dr. Mark Reedy, gynecological oncologist and advance pelvic surgeon, will begin at 5:15 p.m. Reedy will discuss the prevention of gynecologic malignancies.
For more information or to RSVP, call 325-670-2500.
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McMurry University's Ryan Gallery is presenting an exhibit of art in all mediums in honor of the military. It is looking for two- and three-dimensional works created by troops and their spouses; works created in honor of troops and veterans, works in response to the military experience, etc. This may include enlistment posters, paintings, photographs, sculptures, graphic design, illustrations, etc.
All work must be ready to hang or display and must be brought to Ryan SW 107 no later than Oct. 22.
Titles, an explanation of the work and a short artist biography must be sent in by Oct. 18 to Jennifer Nichols at email@example.com.
The opening reception will be in conjunction with a reception honoring U.S. military veterans on Nov. 8 hosted by the English Department and the School of Arts and Letters.
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The American Cancer Society is making plans for its 2012 Cattle Baron's Ball "Rockin' Ranch Party." The gala will be 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6 at the Perini Ranch in Buffalo Gap and will feature a catered dinner by the renowned Perini Ranch Steakhouse, live and silent auctions, gaming, boot scootin' to the music of Zach Harmon, and more. Be sure to don your best country or party casual attire for all the fun.
Funds raised from the event directly impact our community by supporting cancer research, education, advocacy and patient services.
Cost to attend is $100 per person and today is the last day to save your spot.
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Since my family and I are going to be in Hongkong in a few days I tried to look for shopping malls that we can check. I came across 5 top shopping malls that I will be posting in the next few days.
First and grandest shopping mall in Hongkong is Pacific Place.
Located at 88 Queensway, Admiralty. This shopping mall is known all over Hongkong for being "swanky". They said that it looks more of a hotel than a shopping mall. This shopping mall has three levels and top floors have the swank boutiques and designer shops. The lower levels on the other hand, have more of the common shops that we usually see everyday.
They boast for having Hong Kong's only Dan Ryan's outlet, a pair of five star hotels, the Island Shangri-La and JW Mariott and a cinema.
Pacific Place's Flagship Stores:
Hong Kong Seibu, Lane Crawford
Agnes b., Armani, Burberry, Dior, Dolce and Gabbana, Emporio Armani, French Connection, Gucci, Hermes, Hugo Boss, Jean Paul Gaultier, Louis Vutton, Prada, Shanghai Tang, Ted Baker, Versace, Vivienne Tam
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Church's, Coach, Fendi Sergio Rossi
Bvlgari, Cartier, Montblanc, Piaget, Tiffany and Co
Bang and Olufsen, Hong Kong Records
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Forget everything you've ever learnt and re-learn it according to Bevis Martin and Charlie Youle
I like to think that the future of education lies in the clay-stained hands of Bevis Martin and Charlie Youle – two folk on a heroic quest to take what we consider concrete ideas (namely maths and bodily organs) and reinvent them as something similar but slightly off-kilter.
As well as creating meticulous displays of odd ceramic objects, plastering whole hotel rooms in diagrams of reproductive systems and making disturbing wax casts of peoples fingers, Bevis and Charlie have also provided a "how to draw an egg" workshop amongst other exciting adventures into their whimsical world.
Did I mention that pied pipers of fun, Hot Chip, are their number one fans? So much so that Bevis and Charlie are the ones responsible for a whole heap of the artwork and videos early on in their musical career. A collaboration so perfect that it's almost hard to get your head around the volume of philosophical whimsy that must have been floating around in that room.


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The newly renovated facility for the school district's Alternative Learning Environment program now has a name.
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With 23 construction kits, various drum kits, arpeggios, beats and robotic vocals to play with, this is sure to be a useful tool for anyone making music with a heavy fringe/Electro influence.
The only potential weakness here is that the samples are so definitively '80s-sounding that they aren't very versatile - every track you make using these will probably end up sounding like a long-lost Human League B-side.
Is that a bad thing? Only you can tell.
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If you want to create post-'80s electro music, this is for you!
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HANARO (High flux Advanced Neutron Application ReactOr) is an open-tank-in-pool-type, multipurpose research reactor. Since the commencement of HANARO operations in 1995, a significant number of experimental facilities have been developed and installed, and continued efforts to develop more facilities are in progress. Owing to a stable operation of the reactor and its rapid utilization, more experimental facilities are being continuously added to satisfy various fields of study and diverse applications. The equipment is classified into a capsule and a fuel test loop (FTL) for the irradiation tests of the nuclear fuels and materials in HANARO. Capsules for the irradiation tests of nuclear fuels in HANARO, under the conditions of its coolant and materials in dry conditions, have been developed. The FTL can conduct an irradiation test of a nuclear fuel under the operating conditions of commercial nuclear power plants. Three test fuel rods can be irradiated in HANARO by using the FTL. Some instrumentation such as thermocouples, linear variable differential transformers, small heaters, fluence monitors, and self-powered neutron detectors are used to perform the irradiation tests by using these irradiation devices. In this paper, the status of HANARO and its irradiation devices including the instrumentations and some results from these instrumentations during irradiation tests are described.
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'Agents of SHIELD' episode 19 'The Only Light In The Darkness' cold open introduces BlackoutAdd to Favorites | Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
"Marvel's Agents of SHIELD" is introducing yet another Marvel character into the ABC series in Tuesday, April 22's episode, "The Only Light In The Darkness." It seems the title is a nod to the character who will be a focus of the episode: Marcus Daniels, aka Blackout.
The above cold open for Season 1, episode 19 shows Blackout using whatever means he needs to get to Portland. As fans already know, Coulson's Cellist -- aka Audrey -- lives in Portland, and will be introduced in this episode. Suddenly we have a good inkling why Coulson would need to leave Providence to find her.
This sounds like an elaborate ploy from Agent John Garrett to draw Coulson out. Of course Garrett knows about Coulson's lady love, as the two had been close friends before it was revealed Garrett is HYDRA. If we're not mistaken, Blackout is one of the men Garrett let out of The Fridge last week.
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West African cooking quite often uses the mixture of chiles and peanuts, which are called groundnuts there. This unusual soup uses peanut butter as the peanut source and is one that you can have it on the table in under an hour. Don't eliminate mixing the peanut butter with a little of the soup before adding to the pot, or the mixture may curdle.
Poke, pronounced (POH-kay) is the Hawaii version of Japanese sashimi and differs in that it is chopped, not sliced, and is highly seasoned.. Serve this appetizer over romaine lettuce.
Island legend holds that the name of this sauce is a corruption of "Limes Ashore!", the phrase called out by British sailors who found limes growing the islands. The limes, originally planted by the Spanish, would save them from scurvy. We presume that the bush peppers would save them from bland food. Add this sauce to seafood chowders.
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These tangy tidbits from Ethiopia can be served as you would popcorn or peanuts, or they can be served with a dip.
Berbere is the famous, or should we say, infamous, scorching Eithiopian hot sauce. One recipe we ran across called for over a cup of powdered cayenne! It is used as an ingredient in a number of dishes, a coating when drying meats, and as a side dish or condiment. Tribal custom dictated that it be served with kifo, raw meat dishes that are served warm. This sauce will keep for a couple of month under refrigeration. Serve sparingly as a condiment with grilled meats and poultry or add to soups and stews. Extremely Hot!
Here is the favorite hot sauce of the Canary Islands that is commonly
This recipe and others can be found in the 12-part illustrated series "A World of Curries". You can read all about this unique Indian flavor here.
These butterflied, basted and grilled prawns are a sizzling sensation from South Africa. Serve with rice and a Green Mango Salad, and make sure there are plenty of lime wedges.
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Influence And Appreciation - Robert De Niro, Oliver Stone, Roger Corman and others pay tribute to Scorsese and the film.
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Each week Alison Green, who also writes the "Ask a Manager" website , answers workplace and management questions from readers.
Question 1: Is it okay to share job applicants' resumes with my coworkers?
I'm in the midst of the hiring process for the first time in my role as a manager, and the wonderful woman whose position we're filling (due to retirement) mentioned that she'd be curious to see who's applying. I haven't shared that info with anyone other than our director, and she's only seen the resumes of people I'm calling for interviews.
Is this information that can be shared? I'd sort of assumed that would not be kosher, but maybe I'm mistaken.
Also, I'm inviting the two other librarians in our department to be a part of the second interviews that we'll be doing in a few weeks. Can I share the resumes of those candidates with their future coworkers before they meet or should I let the interviews speak for themselves?
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It's absolutely fine to share information about applicants, including their resumes, with others within your organization. In fact, it's common practice in many companies to share them within your department or with other departments who might have an interest in a particular candidate, or to share the resume of the new hire with your whole team before the person starts. There's no expectation that only the hiring manager will see the resume.
But regardless of what you decide about a wider audience within your organization, it's nearly essential that you share candidates' resumes with people who be interviewing them. As a candidate, it's frustrating to interview with people who don't appear to know anything about your background.


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Call to Artists...4th Annual Art Acquisition/
It's that time once again for artists to submit their work for the Palmer Museum's 4th Annual Art Acquisition. The purpose of the Art Acquisition is to develop the Museum's contemporary art collection as a means of demonstrating our commitment to support local artists and our responsibility to preserve objects which lend historical and/or aesthetic significance in order to inform, enlighten and enhance our community.
Requirements include: 1) local artist or local theme 2) contemporary genre 3) current, original piece of work 4) visual artwork, any media. If you're an artist yourself or have artist friends, help us spread the word!
For more information, download the 2011 PMHA Art Acquisition Guidelines and Application below or pickup a copy in Palmer at Madd Matters, Shane Lamb Gallery or The Gallery and in Wasilla at Towne Square Art Gallery or Pandemonium Booksellers. Applications due November 15, 2011. For questions please contact (907) 746-7668.
Guidelines 2011 PMHA Art Acquisition
Application 2011 PMHA Art Acquisition


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Penney L. King, MSW
President/CEOIn September of 2013, Penney King, joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississppi as President/CEO. She has been a professional in the Boys & Girls Clubs movement for the last 16 years. Her career in Boys & Girls Clubs has taken her across the country from Virginia through Georgia, Kansas City, and Central Mississippi. Penney's tenure with Boys & Girls Clubs began in 1997 as program specialist in the Roberts Village and included positions such as Program Director, Unit Director, Director of Operations, Director of Teen Services with the corporate office Boys & Girls Clubs of America and project Director of the Georgia State Alliance. Penney graduated from Norfolk State University with a Masters Degree in Social Work concentrating in Community Development. She has served on a number of Board in various capacities. Penney is an active member in the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Penney is a committed mother of 4 children, ages 10, 14, and 22 years old. Outside of Penney's commitment to her family, she is focused on local and national efforts in the areas of youth development, mentoring, and the plight of single mothers.
Tina Taylor
Development Director — email@example.com
Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it. –Proverbs 22:6Tina Taylor has worked for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi since October 2008. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from Mississippi College. Her professional career has included work in the area of Accounting and Finance Administration, Sales, and local government. She has lived in Jackson, Mississippi her entire life. She has two children, Jordan and Rayana.
Joni Wright
Communications and Compliance Coordinator — email@example.com
"It is more blessed to give than to receive.''' Acts 20:35Joni is a Madison native with a Bachelors degree in Media Art and a minor in Business from Tulane University. She previously interned with Madison County Chamber of Commerce. That is where she found her passion for non-profits and serving others. She was brought on as Volunteer Coordinator in Februray 2013 and now works as Communications and Compliance Coordinator. She loves what she does and is grateful to be part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi team!
Monica Davis
Administrative Assistant — firstname.lastname@example.com
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." Maya Angelou
Monica Davis is a native of Sontag, Mississippi. She attended Alcorn State University and majored in Business Administration. Monica went on to work in the Hospitality Industry as a Sales Manager 10 years. She has a passion for serving others and always dreamed about being able to work with kids. "I feel like being here at Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi is my calling, I am here to make a difference!" says Monica Davis.
Leroy Sampson
Director of Maintenance — firstname.lastname@example.com
"Live everyday to the fullest and by all means have God in it." Leroy SampsonLeroy Sampson is a native of Raymond, Mississippi, and has worked with Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi for 7 years. Leroy has 2 sons and 1 daughter. He loves working for the Boys & Girls Clubs and is very dedicated. His primary goal is to maintain all buildings so the kids have a safe environment to learn and play.
Naomi Jackson
Canton Unit Director — firstname.lastname@example.com
One plants, One waters, and God gives the increase. 1 Corinthians 3:6-9Naomi has worked for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi since March 2013. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor Degree in Business and Management at the University of Phoenix. Naomi's professional career consist of 20 years of management in various settings. She is currently a member of S.O.A.A.P. and has been a board member for the Madison County Chamber Commerce. She is also a member of the Juvenile Task-Force in Canton. Naomi has been married for 17 years, has 4 children, and 4 grand-children. She has worked with children for the last 10 years at her church as a teacher and youth director. " I have a passion for children and watching them transform and thrive as they should," says Naomi Jackson.
Layla Fitzgerald
Capitol Unit Director — email@example.com
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya AngelouLayla Ife Fitzgerald received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Millsaps College in 2001. Very enthused to continue her education, she enrolled into the Rehabilitation Counseling program at Jackson State University and finished in 2005 with a Master's of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling. As the Youth Organizing Manager for the Children's Defense Fund, she began hosting teen summits in 2008, where she mentored and hosted in the Jackson Metro area. She has found a great place to utilize her artistic abilities and knowledge of youth here at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi.
Tye Tripp
Walker Unit Director — email@example.com
"A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger." Proverbs 15:1
Tye Tripp is a native of Jackson, Mississippi. She was once a member of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi and attended the Capitol Unit. During that time she was surrounded by adults that pushed me to excel, not only academically, but throughout my life. Tye is a 2008 graduate of Jackson State University with a B.A. in Political Science. She loves working for Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi because it has granted her the chance to serve the children that need us most. Tye says, "she can pass on what she has learned and her life experiences to those that she is fortunate enough to come in contact with everyday."
Ron Thornton
Sykes Unit Director — firstname.lastname@example.com
"If something does not apply to you then do not respond to it!"
Ron Thornton is a devoted husband and father, he has two children, a son and daughter ages 2 and 4 months. He serves as a role-model and father-figure to many of the youth he works with. Ron Thornton completed his undergraduate degree in legal studies and history with a minor in African American studies from Kaplan University. He also earned masters degree in higher education leadership from Kaplan University. He has been in the Boys & Girls Club movement for over 11 years. Ron started at the Oprah Winfrey Boys & Girls Club and served as a volunteer, Program Instructor, Teen Director, and Educational Director. He joined the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi in February 2014 as the Program Director at the Canton Unit. Since then Ron has been promoted to Unit Director at the Sykes Unit. He has made a career out of going the extra mile to help youth achieve their goals. His service to his community has impacted many lives. He is also responsible for helping several young people attend college. Working in the field of public service means a lot, "You get to give back and help someone else succeed in life." To those who wish to mentor youth, "never give up on a student who wants helps. Go the extra mile!"
DeSuan Dixon
Camp Director — firstname.lastname@example.com
"Do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others." Philippians 2:4
DeSuan Dixon is a Leland, Mississippi native and is the son of Sylvia and Jerry Barber. He is the youngest of 4 boys DeSaun earned a Bachelor's Degree in Health Physical Education and Recreation Administration and a Master's Degree in Sports Management. During his time at Jackson State University he competed as a two sport athlete where he was a member of the football and basketball team. Prior to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi, he served two years as Jackson State University Men's Basketball Graduate Assistant Coach. After completeing the Graduate Assistant position, he was blessed with the opportunity to serve as Camp Director for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi. His goal as Camp Director is to continue to serve as a leader/mentor to young boys and girls throughout the community and the city of Jackson.


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Re: LTE phone soon?
While I absolutely understand & agree with u that HSPA+, even with backhaul IS NOT LTE 4G, on ATT webpage where the phone is listed for sale, @ the bottom of the detailed info, where it shows HSPA+, it also shows, HSPA+/LTE. I DO NOT believe it is LTE capable actually, but it DOES list it. Also it still shows only 3 hrs. talk time, which should b 8 hrs. So either a TYPO or ATT's accidental attempt to sell more phones, I vote for the later. FreddieBoy
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