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anyone down for the team battle? or if someone needs one person hit me up..
Tribe called phresh
it seems like theres a different mod for the battles every week... whens the rask poll gonna be up?
Los Angeles Pride
i have one entry for the team battle, excluding my own..
i dont understand, the last one was so good too
proper mente fezat kay gesus? anyone?
i dont want to have to extend the deadline again.
i have officially kicked my own ass because the poll for rask battle isnt up yet...im going to the hospital...after its polled
sorry it cause im trying to find reliable mods
everyone becomes a mod then does fuck all
and i end up being the battle forum babysitter
i dont like it either, you guys just have to bare with us until everything works out
but battle mods, i wont put up with this much longer
anyone interested in being a battle mod should put up an application in the feedback forum
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Kickin' it
so wheres the abc battle..?
flexible, like every female Huxtable was fuckable
a week late is what it is
im very sorry guys
i dont have the time to make sure the mods are posting their polls on time
but i check this thread often so when i see a message i PM them
thats about the best i can do
hoepfully albert will put it up soon
Kickin' it
i think he left...
check his sig i think it says something like see you, bombing science
flexible, like every female Huxtable was fuckable
yeah but he said he would atleast post the poll
in the mod forum
Kickin' it
oh, cool
flexible, like every female Huxtable was fuckable
i'm bord any one want to do a karakter (damn i cant spell) battle themes "floating head" one entry per person and its can be b&w or filled its your choice whos in let me know
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esk...for the next sketch battle..instead of a set word .....can we do a themed piece instead...just an idea
All I got for Chicks is hard dick and Bubblegum
new handstyle (word: resistance) and character (theme: the future) callouts posted
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Size35 m²
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- Smoking allowed
- Suitable for events
- Elevator in building
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Everything the waterfront, the city center, the historic center and pedestrian area have to offer is at your doorstep! Whether you are looking for a beach to walk on the beach, cultural visits, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or nightlife, everything is in walking distance!
The apartment was renovated in 2013 with new materials and furniture. It is very well equipped, bright, elegant, clean, has a nice bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, high ceilings and can accommodate up to 4 people. Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
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House rulesSecurity Deposit: €250
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We`ve visited Nice for the EM2016 - the Flat was very modern, central and close to the sea/beach. also supermarket, bakery, restaurants and a club are not far!
Salvatore is also very friendly and help where he can.
Only "bad" thing - parking is very very difficult. :)
Väldigt trevlig lägenhet. Centralt, bra instruktioner och tips för vad man kunde göra under sin vistelse. God kontakt med ägaren och en lägenhet jag gärna skulle hyra igen!
Lage perfekt mitem im Zentrum.Ideal für 2.Personen
Appartement was schoon, vervoer van en naar het vliegtuig was goed geregeld. De ligging was uitstekend.
Great appartment & organization of our host!
very nice place close to everywhere I recommend
Appartartamento molto piccolo ma per 2 persone puo' bastare.
Posizione eccezionale. Doccia veramente piccola. Lavasciuga molto comoda
Angolo cottura attrezzato con piastre elettriche e forno microonde
Armadio grande ma per lo piu' occupato da strumenti per la casa come asse da stiro aspirapolvere secchio e scopettone per pulire pavimenti.
Divano letto un po' datato e non molto confortevole.
Accoglienza perfetta, il ragazzo dell'agenzia e' stato gentilissimo e ci ha fornito molte informazioni utili per girare la citta'
Mycket bra läge, lägenheten låg mindre än 1 minuts promenad från stranden och 12 minuter till Tågstationen. Gågator med restauranger alldeles runt hörnet, även en närbutik att handla ex frukost i närheten. Nära gamla stan. Liten lägenhet men man ryms 2 personer i bäddsoffan och allt det nödvändiga finns.
This is a lovely apartment, conveniently located in Nice. Salvatore was very helpful throughout the booking process and even offers a collection service from the airport direct to the apartment which also served as the check-in process. Despite our flights arriving earlier than check-in time, we were able to access the apartment earlier which we really appreciated. The apartment was clean and well-furnished. The only issue we had was the building works in the building, which started very early each day, but this is no fault of Salvatore or the team. Would be very happy to recommend. Slept 6 of us very comfortably.
L'appartamento pur essendo piccolo ha tutto il necessario per rendere gradevole il soggiorno . L'ospite Salvatore è molto collaborativo, la posizione strategica ti fa godere dello splendido mare e della pittoresca vecchia Nizza. Nel contempo è vicinissimo al centro più moderno e vivace .Sicuramente ottima esperienza.
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TOKYO -- Namco Bandai's robust fiscal year continued with its recent financial report released on Feb. 5. The arcade game and toy company reported that its profits rose nearly 72% during the nine months ended Dec. 31 compared with the same period last year.
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Congress Should Look Beyond the Gas Tax
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August 2, 2015, Sunday
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August 26, 2010, Thursday
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Francis Marion University
President's Board Room, Stokes Administration Building
Friday, February 3, 2006 – 11:30 am – 12:30pm
Presiding: Present:
Mr. Kenneth W. Jackson Mrs. Teresa Anderson
Chairman Mr. James A. Brown, Jr.
Mr. T. Hal Campbell
Mr. William W. Coleman, Jr.
Dr. Randall Dozier
Mr. L. Franklin Elmore
Mrs. Patricia Hartung
Mr. Alex Kiriakides, III
Mr. George C. McIntyre
Mrs. Gail Ness Richardson
Mrs. Carolyn Beasley Shortt (call in)
Mr. W. C. Stanton
Mr. Robert Williams
Others Present:
Dr. Ken Autrey, Chair of the Faculty
Mr. Garry L. Ballard, Executive Director of Communications Services
Ms. Shireese Bell, Morning News
Mr. Darryl Bridges, Dean of Students
Ms. Julie Bush, Associate Provost for Enrollment Management
Dr. Fred Carter, President
Dr. Richard Chapman, Provost
Mrs. Elizabeth I. Cooper, Director of Community Relations
Mrs. Kim Davis, Human Resources Assistant – Employment
Mr. Jay Dowd, Vice President for Development/Executive Director of FMU Foundation
Mrs. Rachel Ray- Hamaie, Executive Assistant to the President
Mr. Murray Hartzler, Director of Athletics
Mr. Michael Hawkins, News Writer/Sports Information Director
Mrs. Brandie Hayes, Director of Alumni Affairs
Dr. Joseph E. Heyward, Vice President for Student Affairs
Mr. Todd Hudak , News Editor
Ms. Tamika Hudgens, SGA President
Dr. Jessie J. Jordan, Director of Institutional Research
Mr. Jay Kispert, Vice President for Business Affairs
Ms. Cynthia Lawson, Director of Admissions
Mr. Bob Merritt, University Attorney
Dr. Charlene Wages, Vice President for Administration
Mr. Julian Young, Assistant Director of Admissions
Mr. Jackson called the meeting to order at 11:30 am. He then asked Mrs. Rachel Ray-Hamaie to call the roll. He noted that Mr. Ellen, Mrs. Emery, Mr. Lee, and Sen. Leatherman had an excused absence. Mr. Jackson then noted for the record that media notification had been made in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act, and a quorum was present.
Mr. Jackson brought the minutes of the November 11, 2005 Board Meeting to the Board for approval. Mr. Robert Williams made a motion that the minutes be approved, and the motion was seconded by Mrs. Gail Richardson. The minutes received unanimous approval by the Board.
Academic Affairs and Accreditation Committee:
Mrs. Trish Hartung brought a recommendation from the committee to the Board for approval of Resolution 01-06, Resolution for the Naming of the FMU Arboretum. The Arboretum will be named after Dr. Lawrence F. Swails. Mr. Robert Williams seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mrs. Hartung stated that the committee heard a report from Dr. Ken Autrey, the faculty chair, stating that FMU is preparing to offer a new curriculum for the preparation of teachers of Middle School Education. Mrs. Hartung then reported that Francis Marion University's enrollment is up to 3149 students for the fall. She also reported that this year's freshman applications exceeded last year's applications. She then reported that Francis Marion University entertained 12 guidance counselors from Puerto Rico and Canada on campus who were more impressed with FMU than with any other South Carolina campus. Mrs. Hartung also stated that the committee heard a report from Dr. John Hester. He reported on accreditation and the Center for the Child, a future project.
Development and Alumni Committee:
Mr. Hal Campbell reported that the Capital Campaign Project which had a fundraising goal of twelve million dollars to date has raise thirty one million dollars. He stated that ten million of these dollars were donated by Bruce and Lee for the building of the Performing Arts Center. He then told of a new position and employee, Brandy Love, who will be the new Director of Annual Giving. He also stated that the Francis Marion University Golf Tournament will occur on March 17, 2006 of this year.
Mr. Campbell then introduced Mr. Jay Dowd who spoke on the Non-Profit Institute. He stated that on Friday, March 3 the first Alumni Program of the Non-Profit Institute will occur. The morning panel titled Entrepreneurship and Non-profits will be presented by Dr. Virginia Ulrich. The afternoon session will be a public policy format presented by Senator Hugh Leatherman and Senator Gerald Malloy. Mr. Dowd stated he anticipated the number of participants to be between twenty five and thirty.
Mr. Campbell then introduced Ms. Libby Cooper. Mrs. Cooper introduced the new Alumni Director, Mrs. Brandie Hayes, who graduated Francis Marion University in Marketing in 2001. Mrs. Cooper then outlined Mrs. Hayes' resume history and qualifications. Mrs. Libby Cooper then introduced Mr. Julian Young, the new Assistant Director of Enrollment Management and the President of the Alumni Association. He is a Florence native and a 1976 graduate of Francis Marion University. She then briefly discussed Mr. Young's education, employment background, and qualifications.
Mr. Campbell then stated that the committee received a report from Mrs. Brandie Hayes on the Alumni Association and the Student Alumni Association. He stated that this association meets regularly and currently is focusing on a tutoring and mentoring after school programs at local schools. Mr. Campbell also stated that Mrs. Hayes is working on a strategic plan for the Alumni Association. He also stated that Mr. Young will be heading a new program to recruit Francis Marion Alumni to recruit new students to Francis Marion University.
Executive Affairs Committee:
Mr. Jackson stated that the committee met and primarily discussed the time table and received updates on the building project. No action was taken.
Financial Affairs and Facilities Committee:
Mr. William W. Coleman brought a recommendation from the committee to the Board for approval of Resolution 02-06, Resolution for the naming of the Elizabeth Williamson Barnes Clinical Laboratory. She was a nurse at Bruce Hospital from 1975, who later became the Vice President of Nursing for Bruce Hospital System until she died September 15, 1990. Mr. William Coleman presented the motion to approve the resolution. Mr. Franklin Elmore seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. William W. Coleman then brought a recommendation from the committee to the Board for the approval of Resolution 03-06, Resolution for Adjustment of Housing and Dining Services Fees. He stated that this resolution will increase the current housing cost by ten percent and the current meal plan by four percent. Mr. Williams seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. William W. Coleman then brought a recommendation from the committee to the Board for the approval of Resolution 04-06, Resolution for the Development of a Center for the Performing Arts. He stated that this resolution will allow the University to enter into a contract with the City of Florence. He also stated that this resolution will allow the university to loan the money to the Foundation invest while awaiting the building of the new Center for the Performing Arts. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Gail Richardson. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. William W. Coleman then highlighted the Budget Summary. He stated that approximately forty percent of the budget is from state appropriations. He then said that the base budget is very similar to last year. He stated that approximately fifty-five percent of the budget is derived from student fees. Mr. Coleman stated that enrollment increases have helped. The university has created twelve new faculty positions and currently has 64 nursing students in the new nursing program with 80 projected for next year.
Mr. William W. Coleman then asked Mr. Jay Kispert to present. Mr. Kispert reported that of the deferred maintenances budget, of $1,395,594 from the Life Sciences Bill, Dr. Carter approved $1,100,000 for maintenance with $100,000 held for contingency maintenance. He reported that a large portion of these monies are going towards renovation, repair and replacement of the heating and air systems on campus, especially the Student Center, Erving Dining Hall, and the Fine Arts Center as well as the renovation of the McNair Auditorium. President Carter asked that Mr. Kispert speak of the necessary renovation of the indoor pool. Mr. Kispert reported that the structure of the drop-down ceiling is deteriorating due to the chemicals necessary to the upkeep the pool. He stated that Clemson engineering is currently conducting an assessment of the renovation cost. He reported that once this estimate and assessment is completed by the engineers the university will know the amount and cost of necessary renovations.
Addition to the Development and Alumni Report
Mr. Hal Campbell asked to add an item to his report. He had forgotten to mention that Homecoming will occur this year on February 25th.
Student Affairs and Athletics Committee:
Mr. Frank Elmore noted that the Student Government Association, whose president is Tamika Hudgens, has twenty five senators. He stated that they have funded thirteen large events this year. They are sponsoring a homecoming dance party as well as a king and queen. They are also instituting a peer mentoring program.
Mr. Frank Elmore noted the athletic department is moving towards compliance to become a NCAA division one school. He reported that the current part time compliance officer, Kit Alenine, will become full time athletic officer to help with the transition. Last semester student athletes averaged a GPA of 2.77 whereas the overall student GPA average was 2.35.
Mr. Elmore also reported the committee spent time discussing the current speed limit on Highway 76. The committee hopes to reduce the speed limit to 35mph in front of campus because of traffic accidents and subsequent student injuries and deaths having occurred in front of the university in the past years. President Carter stated that he has previously spoken with the South Carolina Department of Transportation and the patrol to ask for the speed limit to be reduced and for the area to be designated as a school zone.
President's Report:
Dr. Carter began by recognizing the new university attorney, Bob Merritt. He then moved on to enrollment, which he stated is 3-4% higher than last year. He thanked Julie Bush and the admissions department for their innovation and success.
He then noted that of the new faculty for next year there will be twelve new positions and thirteen replacement faculty members. He stated that the faculty hiring process has gone very smoothly this year. He stated that the Board sponsored raises in addition to state raises are a compelling selling point with recruits.
He announced that the university has raised thirty one million dollars in four and a half years through the Capital Campaign. He noted that most of the renovations and new buildings have been funded through this campaign. In addition, he stated that many of the student scholarships have been funded by the Capital Campaign. He also announced that the endowment has doubled to nineteen million dollars.
Dr. Carter noted that the new projects under construction are the Student Activities Center and the Nursing Building, which are rapidly taking shape. Projected projects over the next few years include the possible expansion of The Villas with 250 more beds, the Center for the Child, and the Performing Arts Center. He stated that Francis Marion University is currently in the process of selecting a childcare vendor for the Center for the Child. The Performing Arts center has been partially funded by Bruce and Lee, with a contribution of ten million over five years, Senator Leatherman , with one million, and the City of Florence, covering one half of all operating costs. The president noted the Performing Arts Center will also be an instructional building for theatre and music programs. The president also reminded the Board of the two Bond Bill priorities of the Business and Education building and the renovation of Founder's Hall.
In closing the president stated he was happy and proud to see that the faculty and Board of Trustee members have built substantial rapport over the years having both strong personal and professional relationships.
Unfinished Business
No unfinished business
New Business
No new business
Executive Session
No action was taken during the Executive Session.
Mr. Jackson reconvened the public Board meeting stating that a motion was to be presented. Mr. Franklin Elmore presented a motion to authorize the Board of Trustee to extend the contract of President Luther F. Carter to 2015 as well as to amend wording related to the betterment fund. The motion was seconded by Mr. Robert Williams. The motion was unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees.
Immediately after the executive session was ended, the Board Meeting was adjourned at 12:30 pm.
Respectfully Submitted
Carolyn Beasley Shortt


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H.R. 1522, National Historic Preservation Act Reauthorization
MR. PECK- Mr. Chairman, Mr. Faleomavaega, and Members of the Subcommittee, as Commissioner of the Public Buildings Service, I am pleased to appear before you today to support extending the authorization for the National Historic Preservation Fund and to discuss our historic preservation program in the General Services Administration.
We are proud that the President has announced his intention to designate the Administrator of the General Services Administration - Dave Barram - as a member on the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
Our historic preservation program has been a success because of our partnership with the National Park Service in the Department of the Interior, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, our client Federal agencies, and with States, local governments, Indian tribes, and the private sector.
In planning renovation, construction, and property disposal, GSA works hard to preserve the architectural, cultural, social, and historical integrity of affected buildings, neighborhoods, archeological sites, American Indian sacred sites, and other places of cultural value. Our agency is committed to a strong policy of support for the vitality of our central cities and to the preservation of our cultural heritage.
Of the 1800 buildings in our inventory, two hundred are on the National Register. We have approximately another 200 buildings that are eligible for listing. Twelve are individually listed National Historic Landmarks. We are proud of our record at GSA in stewardship of our inventory.
Let me cite a few good examples of stewardship, starting with one near and dear to my own heart. I grew up in Washington, and the D.C. Preservation League Don't Tear It Down, as it was then called - led to the preservation of the Old Post Office Building, an 1899 neo-Romanesque structure. It was renovated, successfully preserved, and reopened in 1983. In St. Paul, Minnesota, an almost identical GSA building was rehabbed. In San Francisco, we rehabbed the U.S. Court of Appeals. If you get to San Francisco, please go see it. It is magnificent. We infilled the courtyard, with the appropriate approvals, with a very modern addition that is intriguing and compatible with the architecture.
GSA is rehabbing courthouses where we can. We are not abandoning them. Where we build new buildings, we believe we are building landmarks that people in the next century will be fighting hard to save. Every building that we build, every building that we own has to be regarded as an investment in our country, in our communities, and in our citizens.
My point, obviously, is that we have a long history of Federal government architecture. We have built a magnificent legacy for our people. I think that in partnership with local communities we can take that legacy a bit further.
Going back some 20 years, the Congress and the President enacted a law called the Public Buildings Cooperative Use Act. That law allowed "mixed uses" in Federal buildings by encouraging the location of commercial, cultural, educational, and recreational activities in the buildings. It also directed the Administrator of General Services, when acquiring, constructing, or renovating public buildings, to acquire and use space in historic buildings. What that act really did was to kick off a renaissance in GSA in stewardship of our historic buildings.
GSA's "Public Buildings Heritage Program" is designed to inform the public through interpretive exhibits - of the history and importance of Federal public structures. We have installed interpretive exhibits - developed in cooperation with local preservation organizations -- in Federal buildings across the nation. Our goal is to have interpretive information in all GSA National Register Federal buildings.
Similarly, our "Good Neighbor Program" is kicking off a new community spirit in GSA. The program emphasizes that our buildings are and should be vital components of their communities. Consistent with security concerns and the operational needs of the Federal agencies in our buildings, we can provide free or at-cost space to qualified organizations for cultural, recreational, or educational use.
The National Historic Preservation Act provides for alternative uses of historic properties. Section 111, which we strongly support, allows a historic property to be outleased, provided the lease will adequately ensure preservation of the property. Rents collected from GSA's outleased historic properties can be used exclusively for preservation of its historic buildings. We are working to identify and encourage new outleases in historic buildings which we no longer need to house Federal agencies. For example, we are soliciting offers to preserve and develop the General Post Office, also known as the Tariff Commission Building, which is a National Historic Landmark.
In accordance with Executive Order 12072, we are telling Federal agencies that our first obligation is to find them space in the central business areas of cities. Unless their mission - and, sometimes these days, their security requirements do not allow them to go downtown, or if the economics just don't make sense at all, we will look for spade in central business areas.
Executive Order 13006 -- on which we were happy to work with the National Trust for Historic Preservation -- takes that further and asks us to use space where we can in historic districts and in individual landmark buildings. We work hard in the Public Buildings Service to make sure that we use the historic resources that are available and that what we are doing responds to local plans.
I do not believe that it is necessary to codify Executive Order 13006. 1 firmly believe that GSA and other Federal agencies will vigorously and effectively implement the President's directive to give first consideration to historic properties in historic districts when appropriate and feasible -just as we have vigorously and effectively implemented the location requirements of Executive Order 12072. Executive Order 12072 consistently has been construed by the Federal courts as a Presidential directive that has the force and effect of law. I am confident that Executive Order 13006 will be similarly construed as a directive that has the force and effect of law.
Furthermore, I am concerned that Section 1 of H.R. 1522 establishes a priority for historic properties without taking into consideration the requirements of the Rural Development Act (which requires agencies to give first priority to locating Federal buildings in rural areas) and the location policy in Executive Order 12072. Currently, GSA reconciles these mandates according to the mission and requirements of its client agencies. Section 2 of Executive Order 13006 provides the necessary flexibility and discretion in locating Federal facilities on historic properties. I believe that some clarification is needed to ensure the effective implementation of our historic preservation objectives together with our rural and urban location policies.
We need a partnership because we are a customer service agency. We service Federal agency clients. Sometimes to get them to go into old buildings and into downtowns, we need to convince them, as you would any firm thinking about locating in your town, that this is a good place to be. It can be done. Even in an era of very tough security requirements following the bombing of the Oklahoma City building, this can be done. Public buildings are not just places where the public business is conducted. They are a part of the nation's legacy -- a symbol to the American people in each community of our democratic form of government.
We are stewarding our properties, I believe, in an appropriate way. We are not only building for the people of the United States of America, we are reinvesting and preserving for the people of the United States of America.
This concludes my testimony, Mr. Chairman, and I would be happy to answer any questions which the Subcommittee may wish to address.


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Due West, S.C. - One game after tying the Brevard College single game scoring record, Josh Roper broke the scoring record shared by himself and Jonathan Whitson with 41 points and all were needed as the Tornados outlasted the Erskine College Flying Fleet in triple overtime on Monday night, 91-81.
Roper led the way for the Tornados (12-5, 4-2 SAC) with his 41 point effort, going 14-21 from the field and 6-9 from the three-point line, connecting on the game-tying three-pointer to send the contest to a third overtime. The junior from Charlotte, N.C. added five assists, five rebounds and two blocks in the game, playing 47 minutes in the contest. Darin Dellinger added 11 points, going 7-8 from the free throw line in the second half and overtime periods and Shane Galloway recorded his first double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds as the Tornados connected on 50.8 percent (30-59) of their attempts from the floor. Nathan Whitmire added 10 points and Whitson had eight points and eight rebounds as Brevard swept the season series over Erskine.
The Flying Fleet (6-7, 3-4 CC) were led by Brandon Wright as the senior had 16 points in the first half en route to a 27-point night, going 13-15 from the free throw line and 7-8 from the line in overtime. Marko Latinovic added 21 points and eight rebounds in 46 minutes and Jay Boulware had 15 points, going 5-11 from the floor in the loss. Dejan Nedelkovski scored all eight of his points in the overtime periods, keeping Erskine in the game through the extra time.
Brevard opened the game hitting their first seven field goal attempts, including their first four attempts from behind the arc as Roper connected on a pair of three-pointers and Nathan Whitmire and Shane Galloway each hit from outside as the Tornados opened up a 16-14 lead in the first 6:10 of the first half. The Tornados went on a 10-0 run spanning the next three minutes as the Roper scored eight of Brevard's 10 points in the stretch and Whitson collected an offensive rebound and went back up as the Tornados went up 26-14 with 10:13 to play in the opening half.
The lead stood at 13 in Brevard's favor on a layup by Darin Dellinger with 3:12 to go in the half at 33-20, but the Flying Fleet responded with back-to-back three-pointers by Wright and Latinovic to cut the score to seven. With time expiring in the opening period, Latinovic went up for the offensive rebound on a Wright miss and laid the ball in the basket as time expired in the opening period as the teams went into the locker room with the score 33-28 in favor of the guests.
Roper led the Tornados with 14 points in the first half, while Whitson had six points and seven rebounds in the first 20 minutes as Brevard connected on 46.2 percent (12-26) of their field goal attempts. Wright led all scorers with 16 points, hitting four three-pointers in the first half, while Latinovic had eight points as the Flying Fleet closed out the first half with an 8-0 run to bring the game to within five, despite shooting 30.0 percent (9-30) from the floor.
Erskine came out of the halftime break with a 10-2 run to tie the game up for the first time at the 14:32 mark as Latinovic converted a pair of free throw attempts, but the Tornados would again go up by five after a three-pointer by Roper and a layup by Dellinger to put Brevard in the lead 45-40. The teams would remain close as would tie the score five more times in the half before the Flying Fleet took their first lead since 1:30 into the game as Boulware drilled a three-pointer from the top of the arc to put Erskine up 52-51 with 2:49 to play. The Tornados would come back and go up by three with nine seconds remaining in the half on a pair of free throws by Darin Dellinger. With time running out, Victor Street, Jr. launched a three-pointer from the top of the key that went through the net with two seconds remaining to tie the game up at 59 and send it into overtime.
In the first overtime, Erskine built the largest lead of the five minute period, going up by three points at 62-59 following a layup by Latinovic and a free throw by Nedelkovski, but the Tornados responded to tie the game up at 65 following a layup by Whitson. After a Roper layup put Brevard up 67-65 with six seconds remaining, the junior guard followed Wright on the other end, sending the Erskine senior to the line where he converted both free throw attempts to send the game to a second overtime tied at 67.
In the second overtime, Roper followed a Whitmire three-pointer with a layup for his 34th point of the game, breaking the Brevard College school record for points in agame at the 3:12 mark as the Tornados went up 72-69. A three-pointer by Nedelkovski tied the game up at 74 and Erskine went up by three at 79-76 following a technical from the Brevard bench with two seconds to play. However, a deadball offensive foul by Nedelkovski turned the ball over to the Tornados and Roper caught the inbounds pass, splitting the double-team before connecting on the game-tying three-pointer from the left elbow to send the game into a third overtime.
In the third overtime, the Tornados took the early lead as Sam Carlisle took the pass from Whitmire and made the layup to put Brevard up 81-79 and the Tornados outscored the Flying Fleet, 10-2 the rest of the way in recording the 91-81 victory.
The Tornados jump back into South Atlantic Conference play on Wednesday, January 20th, as Brevard hosts SAC opponent Carson-Newman College in Boshamer Gymnasium. Tipoff for the game between the Tornados and the Eagles is set for 8 p.m.


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June 22, 1861, Jones wrote about a chance meeting with Confederate president Jefferson Davis. It begins "Fighting for our homes and holy altars, there is no intermission on Sunday."
He goes on to describe a chance encounter with Confederate President Jefferson Davis in the office on a Sunday, helping Davis find a letter in his secretary's office. You can read the entire diary entry here.
A bit from Life in Civil War America about the Baptist denomination of the time:
On the eve of the Civil War, Baptists were one of the largest denominations in the country and among those that were considerably more widespread and influential in the South than in the North. At the time of the war, there were some 11,219 Baptist churches in the country, with about two-thirds in Southern states (an especially telling proportion when one considers that the white population of the North was about three-and-a-half times larger than that of the South). Value of Baptist church property was an estimated $19,746,378.
On the eve of the Civil War, Baptists were one of the largest denominations in the country and among those that were considerably more widespread and influential in the South than in the North.
At the time of the war, there were some 11,219 Baptist churches in the country, with about two-thirds in Southern states (an especially telling proportion when one considers that the white population of the North was about three-and-a-half times larger than that of the South). Value of Baptist church property was an estimated $19,746,378.
In 1845, Northern and Southern Baptists split over the issue of slavery, and the latter formed a separate denomination under the Southern Baptist Convention.
Other large denominations at the time included Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Lutherans and Roman Catholics, though Americans were active in many faiths. Interestingly, Abraham Lincoln was the first US president to use the phrase "One nation under God," but he wasn't baptized and never joined a church.
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I had a picture I snapped of Leo with his dad printed on canvas (that's why there's a shiny spot on the left side of the picture—it's the flash reflecting off the canvas), so it resembles a painting. I took advantage of a great sale at CanvasPeople.com, but other photo-gift sites such as Shutterfly and Snapfish can do this for you, too.
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The Tennessee legislature rejected the convention's request, and the governor stationed Confederate forces in East Tennessee.
Late in 1861, Scott County resolved to break away from Tennessee and form the Free and Independent State of Scott. The law remained on the books until it was re-discovered and repealed in 1986, though neither the Union nor the Confederacy had ever recognized the state.
As early as the 1840s, Andrew Johnson, then a Tennessee state senator, introduced state legislation—which failed—calling for East Tennessee to separate from the rest of the state. After the 1860 election of Abraham Lincoln, Unionists and secessionists campaigned for their causes throughout the state. Early referendums failed on whether to hold a convention discussing secession, but June 8, 1861, Tennesseeans voted in favor of an ordinance to secede. Most eastern counties remained heavily against.
According to Life in Civil War America, more battles were fought in Tennessee than any other state except Virginia. After the Union victory at Fort Donelson in 1862, Johnson became the state's military governor.
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Anthony, now a junior majoring in music at West Coast Bible College in Lancaster, Calif., has just been awarded the Suzanne Winsor Freeman Memorial Student Genealogy Grant. (Can we spot 'em or what?)
Here's Anthony:
He was introduced as the grant winner during a banquet at last week's Southern California Genealogical Society Jamboree in Burbank.
You can read our 2008 article on Anthony Ray here and see the press release about the Suzanne Winsor Freeman grant here.
This beautiful certificate was for Walter C. Peck of Cleveland, Ohio, and Irene E. Kershner of Berwick, Pa., who were married on July 5, 1924, in Berwick, Pa., by the Rev. H.R. Shipe. I just had to know if this marriage certificate had a family that would want it.
So I did a little genealogical detective work on Ancestry.com.
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I found a Walter (age 31) and Irene Peck (29) living at 1273 Bonnieview, Lakewood, Ohio, in the 1930 census (recorded on April 5, 1930). They had two children, Clarke (5) and Carlos (8 months), and Walter was a ticket agent for a steam railroad. They rented their home for $50 a month and owned a radio set.
But Irene also showed up listed with her parents, William and Sarah Kershner, at 373 Monroe, Berwick Township, Pa., on the 1930 census (recorded April 8, 1930). Her two sons, Clark (listed as 4 and 11 months) and Carlos (7 months), are also included. (I'm figuring they were visiting during enumeration time.) I found the Kershners at the same address in the 1910 census, with Irene, 10 at the time, being among seven listed children.
Irene pops up in the 1920 census as a sister-in-law to Jacob and Lucretia Nagel in Lakewood, Ohio. She worked as a stenographer at a chemical company.
A WWI draft registration card filled out June 5, 1918, for a Walter Clark Peck living at 1339 E. 80th St. in Cleveland states he worked at a chemical company in Cleveland -- perhaps Walter and Irene had a workplace romance. Walter's emergency contact was his mother, Elizabeth Peck, who lived at the same address. Walter shows up on the 1910 and 1920 censuses living with his parents, Clark W. and Bessie Peck, in Cleveland.
Ohio death records show Walter C. Peck, born in 1897, died at home in Fairview Park, Ohio, on Nov. 13, 1961. I couldn't find a death date for Irene; Carlos Peck passed away in 2002.
But Clark Peck is still alive, and I called him on the phone today. He's a bit hard of hearing, so I mostly spoke to his wife, Beryl (Heiser) Peck, who confirmed pretty much everything I'd found.
Beryl said Walter Peck and Irene Kershner had met at Grasselli Chemical in Cleveland, where they'd both worked. Walter later worked for the Canadian Pacific Rail for many years; Beryl said Walter traveled around the world a couple times before he passed away in his 60s. Irene lived until the last 1980s. Now in his late 80s, Dr. Clark Peck practiced dentistry and taught at Case Western Reserve University for 30 years. He and Beryl now live in Westlake, Ohio, and have two children and many grandchildren.
By the time I got off the phone, I was tearing up from happiness. Beryl thanked me multiple times for contacting them -- I'll be mailing out the marriage certificate (and a copy of this blog post) to her and Clark today. I'm so glad that this beautiful record will return to its family -- and stay with them for many years to come.
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I've seen a lot of overreaction by Tigers fans across the net to Ryan Raburn's recall from the minor leagues. He hadn't hit well in Detroit, he hadn't hit well in Toledo, but many feared that the skipper would automatically pencil him back into the lineup the moment he returned to the locker room.
Hopefully Jim Leyland put some of those fear to rest today when he announced to the press that Raburn wouldn't be taking over at second base. Chris Iott of MLive has the tweet:
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Ryan Raburn will not be the everyday second baseman. Jim Leyland: "He's got to do something." #Tigers— Chris Iott (@Chris_Iott) June 14, 2012
Blisters seem like the silliest injuries for pitchers, where we usually think of elbow or shoulder damage, but they're incredibly tough to deal with, especially when they're as large as the one Drew Smyly developed during his last start on Sunday against the Cincinnati Reds.
So Smyly and the Tigers have no choice but to let the finger blister rest and heal over before he can resume throwing. Detroit will make his DL stint retroactive to June 11, so he'll be eligible to pitch again on June 26. Smyly's immediate replacement in the rotation hasn't been announced, but I think the hope is that Doug Fister will be feeling well enough with his side strain to be activated in time to pitch on Saturday.no comments
First things first: Jhonny Peralta isn't an above average fielder at shortstop. He doesn't have spectacular range and he doesn't make plays with the flair of Troy Tulowitzki or Asdrubal Cabrera ,* but he does do one thing well, and that's make the plays that are expected of him.
*Rod Allen raves about Asdrubal Cabrera's glove, and he certainly makes you say 'wow' time and again, but his career UZR/150 is a pretty bad -10.2. Peralta's career UZR/150 at shortstop is -2.9.
Peralta has always been a bat-first type of player; the type of player who's bat more than makes up for his defensive shortcomings at one of the lightest-hitting positions in the game. But I don't necessarily think that this lumps him into the group with Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder, Brennan Boesch, and Ryan Raburn (at second base). Guys who are truly terrible at their position defensively.no comments
Apparently Double-A is no big deal for Nick Castellanos. The Tigers announced on Tuesday that they were moving up their top position player prospect from Advanced-A Lakeland (where he hit .405/.461/.553 in 55 games) to AA Erie.
Castellanos made his first appearance with the Erie SeaWolves last night, and was immediately inserted into the starting lineup as the cleanup hitter. But Nick didn't allow the bigger stage to bother him. He singled in his first plate appearance of the game, hit a sacrifice fly that drove in a run, and smacked a double (number 18 on the year).
One game is obviously a tiny sample, and we can't come near to making any conclusions about how he'll adjust to AA pitching, but instant success is always encouraging. At just 20 years of age, Castellanos is crazy-young for AA (he was young for A+ too), so we shouldn't be disappointed if he doesn't continue to put up a 1.000+ OPS against the near-major league caliber pitchers he'll see.no comments
Pat Caputo of the Oakland Press published a blog post on Monday calling the Tigers' 2007 offseason trade of Omar Infante " the worst trade made by Dave Dombrowski that nobody talks about". It's true that Jaque Jones was terrible as a Tiger (he's the guy the Tigers got in return for Infante), but Caputo's point wasn't that Jones himself returned poor value for Infante, instead he argues the Tigers were wrong to choose Ramon Santiago over Infante. Here's the crux of his argument:
But the biggest mistake, in retrospect, the Tigers made regarding their infield was choosing Santiago over Omar Infante following the 2006 American League pennant-winning season.
Infante has gone to make an All-Star team as a utility infielder when he was with the Braves, and has since moved onto the Marlins where, playing second base, he is currently 10th in the National League with a .319 batting average and tied with Prince Fielder in OPS (on base and slugging percentage combined) at .880. His OPS has been .750 or better every season but one since leaving the Tigers. He is easily a stronger, faster, more productive player than any of the Tigers' current second base candidates.
Caputo wishes that Infante was around to handle the second base duties for the Tigers, which is fair (I think we'd all take him right now), but it's not fair to blame his absence on a trade that took place five offseasons ago.no comments
Detroit is Quintin Berry City, USA right now, but you can hardly blame the fans for going nuts over the guy. He's touched home plate seven times in eight games, and has seemed to give the offense a shot in the arm with his speed. Since Berry's call up, the Tigers' offense has averaged 5.4 runs per game, a full run more than their season average to date.
But, while Berry has been pretty good at the plate (with a slash line of .294/.368/.412), there's no way he's going to keep those numbers up for very long.
Berry has very little home run power, only hitting 20 career homers in parts of seven minor league seasons. He may hit one or two if he was to stay in the lineup all year, but his power really comes from putting the ball in play and using his legs to take an extra base or two. That's all well and good, plenty of players have made long and useful careers out of doing just that, but Berry's future problem will be getting those balls in play to continue falling for hits.no comments
It struck me today that this 2012 baseball season marks the 20th year in which I have been "baseball conscious"*. Usually such milestones would cause one to wax nostalgically about the greatest players they saw play, but I'll take the opposite approach. I caught the tail end of Lou Whitaker, Alan Trammel, and Kirk Gibson, which was cool, and I clearly remember Cecil Fielder blasting 30 home runs every year as a youngster, but the Tigers slugged through mediocrity in my youth, and then fell into the abyss when I turned into a teenager. (Remember that long gap between winning seasons in 1993 and 2006? That was ages seven and twenty for me.)
*Now that I think back and count the years, it's probably year 21 (or 20 and a half), but that would ruin my even number upon which I'm basing this post.
I know I'm likely in the minority, but I count all the horrible years filled with horrible players among the things I've been blessed with as a Tigers fan. It gives me great perspective on the "horribleness" of this year's currently "failed expectations". With that in mind, I present to you the bottom of the barrel: the most forgettable player seasons of the last two decades**.
**To qualify for my list, a player must have played more games at his position than any other player on the roster that year. I'm taking the player with the lowest single-season OPS at each spot.
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2. I hope BT3 Live CD has a front end display recognition capability. BT2 does not recognize my Intel i810 1024x768 display and my PC suffers from the critical Ubuntu bug where the xorg.conf after boot has to be edited. Refer to: Ubuntu bug 3731.
I would like to use the Live CD in many cases but can not because of the display issue.....and I am not an expert on remastering or restructuring the Live CD.
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CLEARWATER — A former MacDill Air Force Base sergeant has been convicted of murdering his former lover and their 15-month-old son.
A Pinellas County jury found 44-year-old Ralph Wright Jr. guilty on Thursday of first-degree murder. He faces a possible death sentence.
Prosecutors say Wright strangled 37-year-old Paula O'Conner at her St. Petersburg home and smothered baby Alijah in his crib in July 2007.
O'Conner had been pressuring the married man to pay child support and help out with Alijah's medical bills. She hired a private investigator, who tracked Wright down and served him with a paternity suit a month before the murders.
Defense attorneys claimed DNA collected from a glove at the crime scene was inconclusive. They also pointed blame at O'Conner's then-18-year-old daughter — who received $540,000 in life insurance benefits — or one of the daughter's boyfriends.
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If at first you don't succeed, marry, marry again. Britney Spears will say "I do" for the third time next week and wed her longtime boyfriend (and former manager) Jason Trawick. The couple will reportedly exchange vows on February 14 on the island of Maui. And the 30-year-old pop princess will receive a very special wedding gift that day from her father, Jamie Spears: She'll finally regain control of her finances and business decisions when he ends her conservatorship.
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On Valentine's Day 2009, Salma Hayek's character on 30 Rock was about to break up with Alec Baldwin's Jack Donaghy, but their relationship was saved at the last minute by a coupon for a McFlurry. In real life, the 42-year-old actress spent February 14 marrying her boyfriend, Francois-Henri Pinault, in the Sixth Arrondissement in Paris. (The couple already had a daughter named, appropriately enough, Valentina.) And since Pinault is the chief executive of PPR—which owns Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, and other luxury brands—Hayek had her choice of designer gowns. In the end, she opted for a Balenciaga wedding dress by Nicholas Ghesquiere.
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