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Orthorn is an Altmer mage. He can be found in a cell at Fellglow Keep.
Orthorn was a former student at the College of Winterhold, and although not particularly talented, he got mixed in with a group of rogue mages that wished to perform experiments unsupported by the College, particularly Necromancy. These Mages had taken a liking to him, and made him feel included, so when they left the college to continue their illegal research at Fellglow Keep, Orthorn stole some books from The Arcanaeum and took off after them, using the books as a peace offering to ingratiate himself into the clan.
One of the books he stole had references to the Eye of Magnus, relating a theory that there may have been something the ancient Nords were hiding under Saarthal that provoked the Elves to attack, entitled Night of Tears. The Caller, a zealous conjurer, and leader of the rogue group of mages, was very interested in the books, in particular one of the volumes, but instead of allowing Orthorn's acceptance into the group, had him imprisoned for use in further experiments.
Hitting the BooksEdit
When initially found, Orthorn is being held captive in a cell and begs the Dragonborn for assistance. They may choose whether or not to rescue Orthorn, and if they choose to do so, the option of having him become his or her temporary follower until Fellglow Keep is cleared. However, his survival is not required to recover the stolen books.
If Orthorn is taken as a temporary follower and survives up to the encounter with The Caller, she will offer to trade the books for Orthorn to continue using as a test subject. This avoids the fight against her and Orthorn is once again imprisoned.
If Orthorn survives Fellglow Keep while in the company of the Dragonborn, is not traded for the books, or if told to return to safety without accompanying them, he can be found at The Frozen Hearth in Winterhold.
- If Orthorn is told to return to safety alone and then followed, he'll wind up running back and forth between two spots in the snowy mountainside near Dawnstar.


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Archive for June 17th, 2011
Fun fact: Only 4% of land is antipodal
What percentage of land on Earth has land exactly opposite of it the globe? Only 4%, according to this article in Wikipedia. Only 4% of land is antipodal.
Sheep mowing
Grass needs to be cut, and sheep need to eat. Hmmmm.
Sheep are taking over some of Carlisle Area School District groundskeeping chores.
They are saving the district up to $15,000 a year and cutting local air pollution . . . .Instead of workers spending six hours a week mowing and trimming near solar panels, sheep have moved in for the summer.

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Make arrangements for a place to stay with a friend or relative who lives out of town and/or learn about shelter locations. Be familiar with escape routes. Depending on the type of disaster, it may be necessary to evacuate your home. Plan several escape routes in case certain roads are blocked or closed. Remember to always follow the advice of local officials during evacuation situations.


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Now let's hook up a strip chart recorder to the hypotenuse. We'll set the pen at the position corresponding to the height of the triangle. When you click the Start button, the hypotenuse will swing around in a circle and leave its trail on the chart recorder.
As you see, it moves in a wavy up-and-down pattern. This pattern is called a sine wave.
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ISLAMABAD: The native of Sector I/12 have demanded of the Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) Farkhand Iqbal for adequate sanitation system for the sector.
Residents of the sector are irked of the worst sanitary system of the sector, as the CDA sanitary team brings garbage from different part of the Capital city and drops them at I/12.
They said there are offices of government and non-government organizations, hospitals, and educational institutions in the area. But to due to the inadequate sanitary system the residents are facing different diseases and health problems.
The residents said they several times tried to bring the attention of the CDA high ups towards the issue but the CDA authorities did not take any action against the issue.
Moreover the residents of Sector I/12 have demanded of the CDA chairman for an alternate sanitary system, instead of taking away the garbage from the sector.
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Desert Horses
Welcome to my horse blog, Desert Horses. We live in the desert southwest, near Palm Springs, CA, but board our horses up in our local mountains where it is cooler in the summer. I have 4 horses, all rescues. Here is the ranch up the mountains where the horses stay, October, 2015. That's Scout in the arena.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Photos of Idyllwild weekend
Posted by Cheryl Ann at 4:36 AM
2 comments:
- AmberRose- Girl With a Dream said...
this looks lovely and cosy!
- December 12, 2012 at 7:59 AM
- Kimberly Taylor said...
Wow that is amazing. That perfect for Christmas vacation.
- December 13, 2012 at 12:16 AM
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Golf-Sizzling Snedeker takes control with a 63
* Snedeker piles up eight birdies in flawless round
* Zach Johnson alone in second after a 64
* Woods not "real happy" despite an opening 65 (Updates at end of round)
By Mark Lamport-Stokes
LAKE FOREST, Illinois, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Brandt Snedeker wielded a red-hot putter to pile up a PGA Tour season-best seven consecutive birdies on the way to a one-shot lead in Thursday's opening round of the BMW Championship.
The fast-talking American fired a flawless eight-under-par 63 despite tricky, gusting conditions at Conway Farms Golf Club to seize control of the third of the PGA Tour's four lucrative FedExCup playoff events.
Helped by a 40-foot putt which he sank from the back fringe of the green at the par-three 17th, his eighth hole of the day, Snedeker reeled off seven consecutive birdies from the 13th to rocket to the top of the leaderboard.
Compatriot Zach Johnson opened with a seven-birdie 64 and world number one Tiger Woods shot a 66 to end the day level with fellow Americans Steve Stricker and Kevin Streelman, and South African Charl Schwartzel, but Snedeker commanded the spotlight.
"It was one of those days where everything seemed to go right in the middle of the round," Snedeker, the reigning FedExCup champion, told reporters after totalling only 22 putts in an eight-birdie display.
"Got off to kind of a slow start and made a great birdie from off the green on 13 that got everything moving in the right direction. To roll off seven birdies in a row kind of came out of nowhere. I wasn't expecting it.
"When I get going good, I realise it doesn't happen all the time, so I instantly become more aggressive. I think being a good putter helps, too, because I don't really have to hit it (to) three feet eight times in a row."
Snedeker, a six-times winner on the PGA Tour who has triumphed twice this season, was a little disappointed he did not end up with a lower score.
"I made that putt on one (for seven straight birdies) and really felt like 61 or 60 was very doable," he said.
"I had a really good chance of doing it, and just didn't make any putts coming in after that. But I'm in a great frame of mind, looking forward to the rest of the week.
"Excited I got my one low one in me out of the way early and now I can go out and play some solid golf the rest of the week."
PGA Tour veteran Stricker, long known as one of the best putters on the U.S. circuit, played in the same group as Snedeker and was mightily impressed with his form.
"Watching Snedeker pouring it in from all over the place is always fun," said Stricker, who moved into contention with a round that included six birdies and a lone bogey.
"He's probably the best putter I've ever seen. The guy makes it, or looks like he's going to make it, from just about anywhere. He hit it great, gave himself a lot of putts and made a lot of putts."
Woods, seeking his sixth PGA Tour victory this season, was not in the best of moods after failing to birdie any of the three par-fives On the par-71 layout.
"I'm not exactly real happy," said the 14-times major winner, who mixed seven birdies with two bogeys. "I certainly wasted a lot of shots out there today. I missed three short ones (putts) and played the par-fives stupendously.
"One of those days. I played well, and I just didn't get much out of that round."
The day's average score was 71.31 and several of the game's biggest names finished much higher than that.
Northern Irish world number four Rory McIlroy, the defending champion, battled to a 78 while former world number one Lee Westwood fared even worse, carding a nine-over 80.
Seventy players have qualified for the elite BMW Championship, the PGA Tour's penultimate playoff event, and any improvement in the overall FedExCup points standings after Sunday's final round could be crucial.
Of the 30 who advance to next week's season-ending Tour Championship, any of the top five would automatically clinch FedExCup honours and a staggering $10 million bonus with victory in Atlanta. (Editing by Frank Pingue)


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Doctors told him he may not walk again after a devastating stroke – but Leeds United hero Brendon Ormsby has proved them wrong.
Now the former Whites captain is preparing to not just walk, but attempt to jog the Jane Tomlinson Run for All Leeds 10k.
Since suffering a stroke just before Christmas, the sportsman has focused on this goal to spur him on.
His wife Wendy said: "Physically he's done amazingly. From the specialist saying he didn't think Brendon would walk again, he can do 20 minutes on a treadmill and his gait is extremely good."
Mr Ormsby, who lives near Selby, suffered the stroke on December 22, a day after attending Leeds United's match with Barnsley at Elland Road.
He was treated in hospital in York and then returned home to continue his recuperation.
Mrs Ormsby said he was struggling with speech and communication, though it was improving, but was a regular at the gym.
The idea of doing the 10k came as his family knew he needed a goal to aim for.
"It's given us something to focus on, rather than his stroke," said Mrs Ormsby, 53.
He has built up from walking to jogging, but Mr Ormsby's family are unsure how he will cope with the 10k distance on July 20.
"He's only done one-and-a-half miles jogging. How he's going to finish the race, I don't know. He will finish it somehow, but we don't know what effect it's going to have on him," his wife said.
She will accompany him at the event, along with their son Liam and many other family and friends.
"If he needs to walk, he will walk, but knowing Brendon he won't want to," she added.
"All his friends have really got behind him and supported him by taking part, and we're very thankful for their support. We've chosen to raise funds for the Stroke Association because of the incredible work the charity does to support stroke survivors and their families."
Mahalia France-Mir, regional fundraiser at the Stroke Association, added: "Brendon is a real inspiration and seeing him challenge himself with the Leeds 10k is testament to how far he has come.
"He is proof that there is life after stroke and we're extremely grateful for all the support from Brendan and his family and friends. The money raised will go a long way in helping to support people in Yorkshire who are living with the effects of stroke." To donate to the fundraising, visit www.justgiving.com/run4brendonormsby.
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Is That A Problem?Don't give me some story about Neverland and him touching little boys because I don't wanna hear (or read, whatever) it. Whether he did it or not it doesn't change the fact that I'm in love with his music. I grew up listening to his stuff. I sat there with my parents watching the premiere of the Black or White video back in '91...not that I remember it but they told me I was jumping up and down between them excited..and I didn't even know what was really going on. This man is a pretty big deal. I had the damn Thriller dance memorized before high school. Yes, I am that obsessed!
For Halloween 2009 my friends and I dressed up as MJ. I did Thriller--complete with the makeup and red jacket and pants--my friend did the Smooth Criminal theme with the fedora and all and my other bestie did Bad...she even got the boots with the buckles! We three tied for the best costume at the party. It was awesome. Yes, we are Michael Jackson fanatics. The day he died I received dozens of texts at once with people saying "You were the first person I thought of."
My husband doesn't understand my love for his music. Yes, he has a lot of his songs on his ipod but I listen to the king of pop's stuff daily. I just cannot explain it. No, I didn't burst into tears when he died. In fact I didn't even cry at all and never saw his funeral (I was at work, damn it) but I was deeply saddened by the news. I just sat there in shock. This man was a legend and I dare you to say otherwise because if he wasn't then explain all the tributes worldwide. Why people in Australia stayed awake all night waiting to watch his funeral. He was amazing. Can't believe it's been 2 years since you left us, Michael. Miss you, you weird mofo.
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Generate enumerated constant value
The Enumerated Constant block outputs a scalar, array, or matrix of enumerated values. You can also use the Constant block to output enumerated values, but it provides block parameters that do not apply to enumerated types, such as Output minimum and Output maximum. When you need a block that outputs only constant enumerated values, preferably use Enumerated Constant rather than Constant. For more information, see Simulink Enumerations.
The Enumerated Constant block supports only enumerated data types. Use the Constant block to output constant data of other types. For more information, see Data Types Supported by Simulink.
The Output data type field
specifies the enumerated type from which you want the block to output
one or more values. The initial value,
is a dummy enumerated type that prevents a newly cloned block from
causing an error. To specify the desired enumerated type, select it
from the pulldown or enter
the Output data type field, where
the name of the MATLAB® class that defines the type.
The Value field specifies the
value(s) that the block outputs. The output of the block has the same
dimensions and elements as the Value parameter.
The initial value,
SlDemoSign.Positive, is a dummy
enumerated value that prevents a newly cloned block from causing an
To specify the desired enumerated value(s), select from the
pulldown or enter any MATLAB expression that evaluates to the
desired result, including an expression that uses tunable parameters.
All values specified must be of the type indicated by the Output data type. To specify an array that
includes every value in the enumerated type, use the
enumeration function.
Specify the interval between times that the Constant block output can change during simulation (for example, due to tuning the Constant value parameter).
This setting indicates that the block output can never change. This setting speeds simulation and generated code by avoiding the need to recompute the block output. See Specify Sample Time for more information.
Data Types
Sample Time
Specified in the Sample time parameter
Direct Feedthrough
Not applicable
Multidimensional Signals
Variable-Size Signals
Zero-Crossing Detection
Code Generation


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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: Truncate before dropping table>
Dereck L. Dietz wrote:
> "DA Morgan" <damorgan_at_psoug.org> wrote in message > news:1180051894.989633_at_bubbleator.drizzle.com...
>>> The following are two segments from emails going around where I work. > Is he >>> making any sense or is he out in left field? Both are in reference to >>> truncating a table before dropping it. >>> >>> >>> Do people know to truncate a table first before dropping a table? >>> >>> I am not sure other people are truncating their tables first, but it may > be >>> a good idea in order to reset the HWM's.
Probably makes little difference given the recyclebin. But you should run a test and verify.
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Lauralynn Schueckler, 31, works for a credit counseling agency, so she knows a lot about budgets and how to stick to one. Until her friend Tara* comes around.
"She always backs me into a corner and talks me into doing things with her that I really can't afford—like dinner every week or expensive art classes or not-so-frugal vacations," says Schueckler. "She's single, so she always uses the 'I'm lonely, let's do something!' phrase on me. No matter how I try to say no, I always end up feeling bad and give in."
Tara is a financial frenemy—someone who sabotages your financial budget, causing you to spend more money than you should. And most of us have fallen victim to them at one point in our lives. Yet, as evil as they sound, most financial frenemies aren't even aware of what they're doing.
What Really Makes Frenemies Tick
"People asking you to join in activities that you can't afford are typically just trying to have a good time and aren't maliciously intending to knock you off your financial track," says Dr. Stacia Pierce, a life coach and author of "Success, Attraction, Quotes & Notes."
But when they continue to push and bully, even after you've said no the first time, there's something deeper at play in your friendship: control. "Financial frenemies are generally subconsciously seeking to have some type of control in the relationship, often to mask their own insecurities or vulnerabilities," says Lisa Bahar, LMFT, a therapist in Dana Point, Calif. And they will go to extreme lengths to try to get their own way, she says, often by instilling fear or putting pressure on the person they're trying to control.
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Still, it only becomes a problem when you don't—or can't—speak up for yourself. "I know that I need to be assertive and just say no," says Schueckler, "but I'm a total people pleaser. I go above and beyond for my friends, and that usually leads me to having no money at the end of the month."


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Graham DeLaet of Canada hits a driver off the second tee during the final round of the 2014 PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, August 10, 2014. (REUTERS)
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Graham DeLaet gave it a good run, but in the end the birdie binge around a soggy Valhalla Golf Club threw a wet blanket over his chances.
It was clear early on in the day that you had to go low if you were to have any shot in this PGA Championship, but the Weyburn, Sask., native just didn't have his 'A' game on Sunday.
"It was just kind of a little bit sloppy, I just felt like all day I just wasn't really in control of anything," DeLaet said of his final round. "It wasn't way off but I mean I missed some drives I felt comfortable with standing over, a couple sloppy chips, and to three-putt the last two kind of leaves a sour taste in your mouth."
DeLaet started the day at 8-under, five back of Rory McIlroy's lead, and struggled through his front nine. He got it to 10-under at one point on the back nine, but bogeyed 17 to finish the day with a 1-under par 70.
Still, it's a top-20 finish, not bad for a guy whose previous career best in a major was an 83rd-place finish in the 2013 British Open. And not bad for a guy who didn't know if he'd even be able to tee it up on Thursday because of a bout with the flu, and who tweaked his neck once the tournament started.
DeLaet, 32, used to psyche himself out by placing too much importance on the majors and he said he has made a concerted effort to treat them like any other week.
"It worked well at the Canadian Open, too, that was kind of my game plan going in there. I don't need to be too intense, I don't play my best golf when I'm super intense," DeLaet said. "So it's something to learn and I'm still learning and still trying to get better."
DeLaet knew it wasn't his day but he could hear the roars from all around Valhalla, and he knew guys were putting on a show. His goal became to just put in a good finish.
"There was a lot roars today and it was just kind of one of those days where it seemed like I was just hanging around par. I got it a couple under and I kind of gave them away," he said.
"At the same time, I knew that, through seven or eight holes, I probably wasn't going to win the championship. But I still wanted to play well and get as high as I could, but unfortunately, it just didn't quite happen."
In golf, they say success in majors is something that comes with experience, for most. DeLaet says he's further along in that process.
"Overall I played great all week. It's something I can definitely build on. I felt like my nerves were great, I just didn't really play all that well."
Now, it's back to his Phoenix home to rest and get healthy for a couple days before he starts practising again for his playoff drive.
"We've got another big stretch coming up," DeLaet said. "The last four weeks was pretty good to me so hopefully I can sort of finish with a bang here this year."
Ernie Els turned back the clock two years ago at Royal Lytham, winning his fourth major with a British Open triumph.
It was unlikely at the time and Sunday at Valhalla, the 44-year-old South African with a flare for the dramatic made a run up the leaderboard at the PGA Championship.
In the end he fell short, but starting the day at 5-under par, Els matched what had been the tournament's best score through the first three days with a final-round 65. That he went 5-under through the first nine holes alone left The Big Easy wistful with what could have been.
"It could have been something real special," Els said. "I had it going unbelievably. I felt like I could birdie every hole. I just had that momentum going."
Els said he felt he had to get to 14-under par – which would have set a new scoring record for a major with a 62 – but he just couldn't get much to happen on the inward nine.
"I said to (my caddie), Let's get to 14," Els said. "Still felt that my game was in such great shape that I could get to 14. That meant that I needed to make five birdies in 10 holes, which I felt was really on.
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Who would have guessed that Leonard Cohen was a contender for James Brown's title as The Hardest Working Man in Show Business? Cohen's Friday night appearance at L.A.'s Nokia Theater was a riveting three-hour music marathon, complete with wit, charm, and snippets of poetry that mesmerized the crowd.
This was no victory lap. At 74, Leonard Cohen works for his living. Cohen, emerging from financial trouble, might have tried a solo acoustic tour. Instead he spared no expense to bring a large group of stellar musicians and his own lighting and sound crew with him. That makes sense. Though he made his name in the sixties folk boom, Cohen's sensibility has always been more Jacques Brel than Jack Elliott. Professionalism, elegance, and discipline marked Friday's performance.
The set list was essentially unchanged from previous tour appearances. "The Future" came early, for example, drawing in the darkness that led Trent Reznor to remix it for "Natural Born Killers." So did "Bird On the Wire" and "Who By Fire." "Democracy" and "First We Take Manhattan" came later, as the crowd relaxed into its satisfaction.
Cohen rehearsed his band for an unusually long three months before taking them on the road. It showed. They seamlessly conveyed his internationalist blend of gypsy music, Strauss, and French cabaret. Even the stage patter's been repeated from town to town, but Cohen admirers want to hear what he has to say whether it's rehearsed or not.
And it still works, months into the tour: "I did my last concerts 14 years ago," Cohen will say. "I was 60 years old. Just a crazy kid with a dream ..." Or he'll mutter gravely: "They say hard times might be coming. (pause) Could be worse than Y2K ..." And he alludes to both his Zen Buddhist monkhood and his history of depression, saying that he tried the great philosophies and religions but "cheerfulness kept breaking through."
What about that voice? He may not have chops by any usual standard, but his deep and unadorned delivery was always impossible to ignore. If a corpse could sing it would sound like that. As the back-country folk might say, "it were a plain voice." But that droning plainness could often hypnotize, carrying a song in ways other voices could not.
And it's not plain anymore. His voice has found added depth and resonance, expanding downward to acquire what it has always lacked in breadth. Perhaps Cohen's years as a Zen monk included some okyo chanting, which calls on the singer to ground his voice in the earth beneath his or her feet. Whatever the source, his basso approached the subtonal on some notes, drawing enthusiastic shouts from the audience (especially the females).
There were no surprises, no covers of R&B obscurities or Webb Pierce hits. In fact there were no covers at all, unless you include Cohen's translation of the French Resistance song "La complainte du partisan." Covers aren't part of what he does.
Hats are, though. Cohen and his band wore hats and suits, and the hat has become part of the act. When a man buys his first good hat he's instructed on how to dent and crease it to make it his. Cohen's fedora was well-battered, as if it had been handed down from Fred Astaire via Rocky Marciano. And he brandished it like a scepter, doffing it to honor a soloing musician while bending on one knee.
"I'll wear an old man's mask for you," he injected in "I'm Your Man." And he did. The aging roué, dapper and occasionally almost frail in his gray suit and hat, is growing into his years like a character from a silent movie. At times he was almost Chaplinesque, at others like a refugee from a John Le Carré novel or a fifties-era Organization Man taking the commuter train from Greenwich. And sometimes the elegant Mr. Cohen looked like the CEO he is, the graying but increasingly-powerful head of an international music combine.
It's all calculated, of course, but most of us don't object to a seduction if the seducer's working hard enough.
The show was extremely generous by any standards, which may be another reflection of that Buddhist practice. Zen monasteries are austere places where monks are expected to work hard, be meticulous in their attention to detail, and never complain. And like any humble Zen priest, Cohen was careful to thank both the audience and his backstage workers with hat in hand.
Then there was the band: Sharon Robinson, cowriter of some of his best recent songs, chaired the vocal section with emotional texture and inner beauty, especially when she took the lead on "Boogie Street." The Webb Sisters provided choral richness and gave an exquisite rendition of one of Cohen's best tunes, "If It Be Your Will." (Usually it's a disappointment when backup singers do the star's material. Not in this case.)
The instrumentalists, all exceptional, were led by bassist Roscoe Beck. Neil Larsen was on keys, with Bob Metzger on guitar and pedal steel, Dino Soldo on winds, and Rafael Goyol on drums and percussion. Spanish instrumentalist Javier Mas gave the band an added dimension on guitar, bandurria, laud, and archilaud (variants of the oud).
The audience reception bordered on ecstatic, although it was hard to track their responses sometimes. A cheer for the line "I'm the little Jew who wrote the Bible" might be a tribute to Cohen. But there was also applause for "I don't trust my inner feelings/inner feelings come and go." That's L.A. for you. Go figure.
The young poet who wrote "Maria/please find me/I am almost thirty" is now almost seventy-five, still on the job and still delivering. Friday's performance was a triumphal return, and the tour shouldn't be missed. He might not be back for another 14 years.
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Lowell T. Vinson, 49, of 318 W. Chandler Street in Lebanon was indicted for fourth-degree assault domestic third or subsequent offense within five years, alcohol intoxication in a public place first or second offense, and first-degree persistent felony offender.
According to the indictment, on or about May 19, Vinson caused physical injury to another person and it was his third or subsequent fourth-degree assault within five years. The victim meets the definition of a family member or a member of an unmarried couple.
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The Lebanon Police Department's tip line is (270) 692-5529.
On June 27 and 28, the Dereck Hutchins Memorial Tournament was held for the second time in Loretto.
Teams did battle in the heat this year in memory of Hutchins, though all of the proceeds went to benefit Kyle Edlin, who lost his leg in a tragic accident earlier this year.
Children from Marion and Washington counties hit the soccer fields on Fairgrounds Road on June 23-27 for the Challenger Sports British Soccer Camp. Participants challenged not only their bodies as they played soccer and worked on techniques, but their minds and artistic skills as well. They answered trivia questions and even colored different countries' flags. They also learned to respect their peers and their teachers.
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The owners of Stylesville Barbershop generously donated the 30-by-12 wall space and let Kristy have creative freedom. The tribute to African-American activist Assata Shakur, along with her powerful words, "A woman's place is in the struggle," can be seen when driving west on Van Nuys Boulevard, just past Pala Aveneue. Pictures will be coming soon.
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James Mercer may be "get[ing] ready to record the next Shins record," but in the meantime, the current Broken Bells frontman has a handful of classic cover songs to tide us over until the follow-up to 2007's Wincing the Night Away drops. In the past two weeks alone, Mercer has performed live or unveiled studio-recorded tunes by the likes of Neil Young, Squeeze, Tommy James and the Shondells, and the Miracles.
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A church with one Dove Award nominee is something to be excited about, but two nominees is even more reason to be ecstatic.
Such is the case with First Baptist North Augusta.
Its worship pastor, Jeff Bumgardner, and its worship associate, Kellan Monroe, both were recently announced as Dove Award nominees. The Dove Award is awarded by the Gospel Music Association in a variety of categories.
Bumgardner, who has served at the church for eight months, is nominated for Musical of the Year as the creator and writer of Christ the Redeemer. He wrote the musical with Joel Lindsey and Daniel Semsen. It's his first Dove Award nomination.
"I keep waiting on them to call me and tell me they made a mistake," he said with a laugh. "It's very surreal. I grew up watching the Dove Awards, I think we both did. Being in this industry, that's like the ultimate honor."
Bumgardner always was interested in being a songwriter, but felt that was called to the ministry as well, he said.
"I wrote where I was," he said noting he would write for the church he was serving and for weddings and other special events.
Then in 2011, he was signed to a two-year contract with Sunset Gallery Music.
"The ministry that I had within the church started to expand outside the church," he said.
Monroe is nominated in the Inspirational Song of the Year category with his former group, Beyond the Ashes, for their song When Love Whispers Your Name. Monroe left the group in May and has served at the church since. It is the group's third Dove Award nomination.
"From the time I was four years old I knew I wanted to do music," said Monroe, adding that growing up he would come home from church and play what the choir sang. In college, he would lead worship on campus.
He joined Beyond the Ashes in 2010.
"From the time I joined, until the time I left, I was able to see the progression of the group not only stylistically but professionally as well…it was pretty awesome," he said.
Bumgardner and Monroe both continue to work on projects individually as well as work together on projects for the church.
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