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By Joanne Mendes
Title: Charles and Alice Shaw Major papers, 1847-1949
Predominant Dates:1890-1924
Primary Creator: Major, Charles (1856-1913)
Other Creators: Major, Alice Shaw
Extent: 51.25 Cubic feet. More info below.
1. Manuscripts, ca. 1888-1925 (13 cubic feet) The series documents the writings of Charles and Alice Major. Types of materials include: manuscripts, play scripts, magazine articles, galley proofs, advertising materials, book jackets, poetry, rough drafts, published materials, and club reports. Materials in the series are arranged chronologically by author.
2. Theater and Motion Pictures, circa 1899-1923 (2 cubic feet) The series documents the theatrical and film productions of Charles Major's works. Types of materials include: play bills, box office receipts, reviews, royalties, and motion picture ephemera. Notable actors include: Mary Pickford, Marion Davies, Julia Marlowe, and Bertha Galland. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically
3. Law, 1872-1893 (.50 cubic feet) The series documents the law and political career of Charles Major. Types of materials include: certificates, receipts, diaries, and date books. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically.
4. Correspondence, circa 1870s-1925 (8 cubic feet) The series documents the professional and personal lives of Charles and Alice Shaw Major. Types of materials include: correspondence, invitations, announcements, greeting cards, telegrams, clippings, royalty checks, publishing contracts, motion picture ephemera, household correspondence, and fan letters. Major sub-series are: Charles Major, Alice Shaw Major, and Charles and Alice Major. The Charles Major series includes: fan mail, correspondence with publishers, theater owners, actors, and agents; and book sellers. The Alice Shaw Major series includes; personal mail, invitations, sympathy letters, and correspondence with movie producers, publishers, theater owners, actors, and agents. The Charles and Alice Major series contains personal correspondence between Charles and Alice Shaw Major Notable correspondents include: Julia Marlowe, Booth Tarkington, George Ade, President Theodore Roosevelt, President William McKinley, William Dean Howells, Edith Wharton, Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain), Purdue President Winthrop Stone, and Mary Pickford. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically and divided between Charles and Alice Major.
5. Clippings, circa 1882-1924 (7 cubic feet) The series documents the professional career of Charles Major and the personal life of Charles and Ann Shaw Major. Types of materials include: newspaper clippings, magazine clippings, and clipping scrapbooks compiled by the Majors. Topics include: Charles Major's literary career, law career, tenure as a Indiana state representative, member of Purdue University's Board of Trustees, theatrical and motion picture productions, Charles and Ann Major's home, travels, Charles Major's death, Ann Major's years after the death of Charles, and clippings regarding Shaw and Major relatives. Other subjects include: Indiana Society of Chicago, Shelbyville, Indiana; Julia Marlowe, Booth Tarkington, James Whitcomb Riley, George Ade, Meredith Nicholson, Marion Davies, Bertha Galland, and Mary Pickford. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically by subject.
6. Household Accounts, circa 1874-1924 (1 cubic feet) The series documents the personal life of Charles and Alice Major. Materials include: receipts, ledgers, and banking records. Materials are arranged alphabetically.
7. Major and Shaw Families, circa 1847-1881 (.75 cubic feet) The series documents the lives and careers of Stephen Major, Daniel J. Shaw, Daniel J. Shaw Jr., and Eliza Shaw. Materials include receipts, letters, sermons, Sunday school lessons, and legal documents. Materials in the series are arranged chronologically.
8. Travel, circa 1899-1919 (1 cubic foot) The series documents the trips and vacations of Charles and Alice Shaw Major. Types of materials include: receipts, itineraries, printed ephemera, and guide books. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically.
9. Postcards, circa 1900s-1912 (3 cubic feet) The series documents the postcard collection Charles and Alice Major. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically.
10. Photographs, circa 1868-1920s (4 cubic feet) The series documents the life and activities of Charles and Alice Major. Notable people include: Mrs. Grover Cleveland, George Barr McCutcheon, Julia Marlowe, Marion Davies, Mary Pickford, and Bertha Galland. Materials in the series are arranged chronologically by type.
11. Artifacts, circa 1866-1923 (5 cubic feet) The series documents memorabilia from the lives of Charles and Alice Shaw Major. Types of materials include: printed ephemera, Charles Major souvenir type items, personal effects, portraits, magazines, and books. Materials in the series are arranged by type and size.
12. Miscellaneous, circa 1870s-1920s (1.5 cubic feet) The series documents the life and activities of Charles and Alice Major. Materials include: homework, calling cards, flyers, brochures, booklets, promotional materials, recipes, and stationary. Materials in the series are arranged alphabetically.
13. Oversized Materials, circa 1870-1906 (1 cubic foot) Addendum, circa 1892-1949 (3.5cubic feet) The series is broken into two subseries, Addendum and the Dorcas Campbell Papers. Addendum contains clippings and materials regarding Charles Major and his work collected by Purdue University librarian William M. Hepburn. The Dorcas Campbell Papers represents the materials and data regarding Charles and Alice Major collected by Dorcas Campbell in preparation for a proposed biography. Materials include Major memorabilia collected by Miss Campbell as a child and neighbor of Alice Major, correspondence with Major and Shaw relatives, interviews with surviving friends of the Majors, clippings, and articles. Files were left in their original order.
Date Acquired: 00/00/1927. More info below under Accruals.
Subjects: Ade, George, 1866-1944, Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908, Indiana Society of Chicago, Lawyers, Stone, Winthrop Ellsworth, 1862-1921, Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946, Twain, Mark, 1835-1910, Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937, Women's Archives at Purdue University
Forms of Material: Artifacts (Object genre), Black-and-white photographs, Clippings (Information artifacts), Correspondence, Diaries, Historical fiction, Manuscripts (Documents), Playbills, Postcards, Scrapbooks, Screenplays
Languages: English
Charles Major was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on July 25, 1856 to Stephen and Phoebe (Gatskill) Major. Stephen Major, an attorney, moved the family to Shelbyville, Indiana in 1869. Charles Major completed his schooling in Shelbyville before attending the University of Michigan to study law in 1872. Major returned to Shelbyville in 1875 to work at his father's law firm while studying for the bar. In 1877 he passed the bar exam and married Alice Shaw of Shelbyville. The newly married couple chose to stay in Shelbyville and Major set up his law practice. Major also served one term in the Indiana House of Representatives from 1886-1887.
Charles Major had always been interested in history and historical fiction, being a keen admirer of Sir Walter Scott's work. In his spare time he wrote his first novel When Knighthood Was in Flower and had it published by Bowen Merrill in 1898. It was very popular and sold quite well; remaining on the best sellers list for fourteen months. In 1899 the novel was dramatized by Paul Kester for the popular actress Julia Marlowe. A revised version of the play opened in New York in 1901 to positive reviews. Film versions were produced in 1908 and 1922, and in 1953 When Knighthood Was in Flower was the basis for Walt Disney's The Sword and the Rose.
Because of the success of this first novel, Major was able to cut back on law practice and the majority of his time was devoted to writing. The fame brought about by his first novel resulted in many opportunities for the Major family. In 1901 the couple was invited to the White House to meet President William McKinley and dined with Samuel Clemens "at the famous Delmonico's in New York City."
Major's next novel was The Bears of Blue River. It tells the story of Little Balser Brent, a young child in Indiana and recounts his adventures in the early 1800s. This novel was distinguished by its "Hoosier" character. His third novel was Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, which was an historical romance. His other novels include: A Forest Hearth, 1903; Yolanda, Maid of Burgundy, 1905; Uncle Tom Andy Bill, 1908; A Gentle Knight of Old Brandenburg, 1909; The Little King, 1910; Sweet Alyssum, 1911; and The Touchstone of Fortune, 1912. Some reviewers criticized his writing as hokey, while others felt it was "fine, readable fiction." However, all reviewers seemed to agree that Major's historical research was impeccable.
Charles Major passed away from liver cancer on February 13, 1913.
Ade, George, 1866-1944
Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908
Indiana Society of Chicago
Stone, Winthrop Ellsworth, 1862-1921
Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946
Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937
Women's Archives at Purdue University
Repository: Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
Accruals: The Dorcas Campbell Collection of Charles Major Materials was donated to Purdue University by the estate of Dorcas Campbell in the fall of 1959. The papers were transferred to Purdue University in 1960 by the executor of Campbell's estate, Carl F. Boester. The papers consist of materials collected by Campbell for a proposed biography on Charles Major. As a child growing up in Shelbyville, Miss Campbell had been a neighbor and acquaintance of Alice Shaw Major. Many of the items in this collection were gifts to Miss Campbell from Alice Shaw Major.
Alternate Extent Statement: 82 boxes
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research.
Acquisition Source: Major, Alice Shaw
Acquisition Method: Donation.
Related Materials:
Purdue University Board of Trustees Records
George Ade Papers
William M. Hepburn Papers
Preferred Citation: Charles and Alice Shaw Major papers, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Other URL: http://collections.lib.purdue.edu/fa/pdf/shaw.pdf


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Defense wins championships.
This statement is just as true for the NFL as it is for your fantasy team. Yet, owners often overlook their D/STs and kickers and leave valuable points in free agency.
There's a lot of variance that comes with these positions on a week-to-week basis, but a careful analysis of the matchups can help you mine some fantasy gold.
Each week I'll take a look at the D/STs with good matchups that are worth an add, those who face a matchup downgrade, and some tempting options who should be left on the waiver wire.
The Usual Suspects
Teams you're not even thinking about benching this week include – Chicago (vs. Minnesota), Houston (at Detroit), Seattle (at Miami), New England (at New York Jets)
Preferred Plays
1. Denver (at Kanas City) – The Broncos have been on an absolute tear over the last month with double-digit fantasy points in three of four games. They now sit second in standard scoring leagues behind only the Bears. Oh, and they get the Chiefs this weekend. Gobble gobble.
2. Baltimore (at San Diego) – San Diego currently gives up the fifth-most fantasy points per game to opposing D/STs. Despite losing Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb, the Ravens defense hasn't skipped a beat in terms of fantasy production. Baltimore has recorded six turnovers and two scores in their last two games. I like their chances of adding to those totals against the turnover prone Chargers.
3. Arizona (vs. St. Louis) – After floundering for a bit mid-season, the Cardinals D/ST exploded last week for six turnovers against the high-powered Falcons offense. This week, they face a much less intimidating opponent in the Rams, who have topped 30 points just once this season.
4. Minnesota (at Chicago) – The Vikings haven't exactly been a defensive stalwart this season, allowing 30 points or more in three of their last five games and producing just five turnovers during that stretch. However, this week they face a Bears team that even with Jay Cutler has been a strong fantasy matchup for D/STs.
1. Carolina (at Philadelphia) – A friend of mine has started the Eagles' opponent as his D/ST in each of the last three weeks. He's gotten a combined total of 56 points using this strategy and is 3-0 in that stretch. Philadelphia now gives up the second-most fantasy points per game to D/STs and is rapidly closing in on the Chiefs. The Panthers aren't exactly a sexy option, but they showed last week that they can put up double-digit fantasy points against a good Bucs offense. Just imagine what they're going to do this weekend.
2. St. Louis (at Arizona) – While the Rams weren't the best play last week against the Jets, they still posted a respectable seven fantasy points. I expect that total to be higher this week against a Cardinals team that has given up double-digit fantasy points to six of their last seven opponents.
3. Cincinnati (vs. Oakland) – Oakland has turned the ball over five times and given up two scores in their last two games. They face a Bengals D/ST that seems to have found an identity over the last two weeks, recording double-digit fantasy points in both contests. You could do a lot worse this week.
4. Cleveland (vs. Pittsburgh) – The Browns D/ST hasn't exactly been a great fantasy option this season, but they get a huge boost this week against Charlie Batch and the Steelers. With Phil Taylor back, the Cleveland defensive line is clicking and racked up seven sacks last week. They should have no problem getting to Batch and forcing him to make decisions.
Matchup Downgrade
1. San Francisco (at New Orleans) – Tough one for 49ers owners. They're still an elite D/ST option, but they face the second-worst fantasy matchup in the Saints. Start them at your own risk.
2. Atlanta (at Tampa Bay) – This one is actually bad on both sides for the D/STs, but I'm highlighting the Falcons because they're been the better of the two options this season. The Bucs yield the third-least fantasy points per game to D/STs, and the Falcons aren't far behind at the sixth-least.
3. Green Bay (at New York Giants) – Green Bay is ordinarily a "set it and forget it" D/ST, but the Giants have been a very tough matchup. Outside of the Bengals in Week 10, no team defense has scored double-digits on the G-Men. A refreshed Giants team coming off their bye doesn't bode well for the Packers D/ST.
Don't Get Cute
1. New Orleans (vs. San Francisco) – A few weeks back, I recommended that you start the Saints against the Eagles, and that strategy was just crazy enough to work. The Saints have scored double-digits in two of their last three, but they've also scored negative points in three of their last five. It's not worth the risk to start New Orleans in a poor matchup against the 49ers.
2. San Diego (vs. Baltimore) – The Chargers are another very tempting D/ST, but it's best to resist the urge to start them this week. Despite the fact that they've scored the fourth-most fantasy points this season, San Diego has been a roller coaster ride. The Ravens offense hasn't exactly been a model of consistency either, but their extremely high ceiling makes starting the Chargers a risky proposition.
Can I Kick it?
Here's my top-12 kickers for Week 12:
1. Matt Bryant (at TB)
2. Stephen Gostkowski (at NYJ)
3. Shayne Graham (at DET)
4. David Akers (at NO)
5. Matt Prater (at KC)
6. Dan Bailey (vs. WAS)
7. Sebastian Janikowski (at CIN)
8. Lawrence Tynes (vs. GB)
9. Garrett Hartley (vs. SF)
10. Alex Henery (vs. CAR)
11. Jason Hanson (vs. HOU)
12. Rob Bironas (at JAC)
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1-6 points allowed
4 pts
101 to 199 yards allowed
3 pts
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200 to 299 yards allowed
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1 pt
300 to 349 yards allowed
0 pts
18-27 points allowed
350 to 399 yards allowed
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28-34 points allowed
400 to 449 yards allowed
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35-45 points allowed
450 to 499 yards allowed
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Like Moses, God can use you to do great and mighty things for His Kingdom.
The angel of the LORD appeared to him in a blazing fire from the midst of a bush; and he looked, and behold, the bush was burning with fire, yet the bush was not consumed. (Exodus 3:2 NASB)
Running for his life, some forty years later, Moses ended up on the backside of the desert tending sheep for his father-in-law, Jethro. On just any ordinary day in the desert it was common to witness a bush burning which took only a few seconds to burn up, leaving a smoldering pile of ashes. But this bush was different. It kept burning and burning.
However, the burning bush captivated Moses attention. Therefore, he had to explore further to see what was happening. As he began to move closer, the voice of God emitted from the bush commanding him to not come any closer. At this point, I can imagine Moses being a bit scared and confused, but he soon realized that this experience was a mere encounter with God. This encounter however, was preparation for Moses to be taken to the next phase of his life.
Perhaps your journey has taken you to the backside of the desert causing you to feel a sense of discouragement. But the key is to remember that desert experiences are a part of life, and you shall be abundantly rewarded if you remain steadfast in your faith.
Moreover, I have learned that some of life's hard-earned lessons can come out of a place of desolation and isolation. It is most likely during these times He is able to capture our attention. He doesn't just get our attention and leave us wandering, but he gets our attention so we can be led into greater and higher plains.
Like Moses, God can use you to do great and mighty things for His Kingdom. No distance or time can keep you away from Him. When you have been chosen by God and when He gets ready to use you for His purpose, He will find you wherever you are.
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Ok, what is the best marker name out there. Nothing about the marker itself but the name makes you go "ohh, I want one". The name you would be proud to say "this is my ________" at the field. The name that stands out amid a sea of "DM5s, Ego 11s, etc
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ok so i just watched the TK videos and it seems that my leak down the barrel is from a power tube oring not sealing correctly. I got this mag after it was sitting for awhile so i bought a spare parts kit.
i went ahead and replaced all the orings that i could that were supplied with the parts kit. afterward i still have a leak down the barrel.
so a couple questions-
1) does the fact that it is a minimag valve matter? i think not.
2) could the orings that came with my kit be the wrong size possibly?
3) spacer kit would/could fix this?
also when i pulled the trigger, the leak stopped down the barrel, but i heard a tiny bit of air passing through the on/off. well it sounded like the air pressure in the on-off built up until it sealed 100%. this lasted a few seconds before it sealed all the way. this kind of ruled out the on/off valve as having trouble until i heard that little bit of air.
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at one point it sounded like a bunch of liquid was flowing through the valve like a bubbling sound. could this be from using too much oil?
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Yea that is an interesting gun with an interesting story. First off I still have it in my collection. It was built for Steve Wynn when Treasure Island was under construction. Steve wanted a shooting gallery that actually shot something at targets on the "range" which was to be the side of an old sailing galleon. He wanted it to 'kick' like a real gun so I hollowed out the stock and put an air powered sliding hammer in there that actuated with the trigger pull. The air was fed in under the breach just in front of the trigger guard. They were going to use rubber balls but were having trouble finding ones that didn't bounce back out.
If you remember Mike Lauterborn from Dual Mag fame he was handling things or us in Vegas with this project. When he met with Wynn to let him see and try the gun, Wynn was so excited that he dumped plans for the shooting gallery and wanted to do a themed ride where people would sit in a boat and go through a tunnel like Pirates of the Caribbean in Disney World. He wanted to mount the guns on the edge of the boat to shoot at all the bad guys as they went through. So the shooting gallery got dumped and somewhere along the way so did the ride so all that is left of that story is my proto.
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Following the success of the Pumpkin Cookoff last November, Heritage Assisted Living will host a chocolate cook off tomorrow. The winning recipe will get some serious notice at the facility's Valentine's Day dinner.
Thankfully, the first rule of a chocolate fight is not "don't talk about the chocolate fight." On the contrary, the staff of Dover's Heritage Assisted Living Community is hoping there will be lots of talk about their latest contest, "Cupid's Chocolate Lover's Cook Off" which takes place today at 1:30 p.m.
This is the facility's first cook-off of the year, following three successful cooking contests last year. Recreation Director Kyla Teed said the staff and the residents look forward to these events so much. She also hopes that the participation mimics last winter's Pumpkin Cook-off.
"I was so pleased with the turnout," Teed said. "It was such a great cross-generational community event. Watching the kids interact with our residents was wonderful and you could see them enjoying the food and each other."
Competing in the "sweet battle" will be Heritage Assisted Living staff members and St. John's Lutheran School staff members. Each entry will be rated across several categories including (but not limited to) creativity, originality, appearance and taste.
Judging the decadent delights will be facility residents, a select group of St. John's students and the Dover Post's newest news reporter, Sarah Barban.
"I'm really excited about judging the competition because I'm a chocoholic and I love to cook and create recipes," said Barban. "It will be fun to see what the other home cooks can do."
The winning recipe will be featured on Heritage's Valentine's Day dinner menu. Godiva Chocolate, located at Dover Downs Hotel and Casino has also donated gifts and goodies for the winners.
"I plan on winning this," said Teed, who placed high in the Pumpkin Cook Off. "Second place is not going to happen again.
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PENSION CRISIS: State contributions
In the 2011-12 budget year, Pennsylvania contributed about $1.07 billion to the Public School Employees' Retirement System and the State Employees' Retirement System, according to the Office of the Budget.
In the current budget year, the state's obligation increased $256 million for PSERS and $209 million for SERS. Total pension contributions are $1.53 billion.
Spending in the general fund budget increased by $371 million from the previous year, and the increase in pension contributions accounted for most of that, Budget Secretary Charles Zogby said in recent testimony before the state Public Employee Retirement Commission.
The other spending increases were for required debt-service payments on bonds previously issued to fund capital projects and additional funding to support financially distressed municipalities and school districts, Zogby said.
State contributions are expected to increase about $670 million in next year's budget. By 2017-18, the commonwealth's total contribution is projected to be about $4.69 billion.


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Pool Trophy | Molloy Cup | Holleran Cup | Tournament Central
NEW YORK - The 2013 College Squash Association Individual National Championships will kick off Friday, March 1 on the campus of Trinity with five Columbia student-athletes in action. Ramit Tandon, Mohamed AbdelMaksoud and Tony Zou will represent the men, while Reyna Pacheco and Alisha Maity will compete for the women.
Sophomore Ramit Tandon enters his second Pool Trophy (A Division) as the fourth seed with a 15-3 mark. Tandon, the 2012 CSA Individual National Championships runner-up for the Pool Trophy, will open the tournament with a Friday afternoon matchup against Yale Zachary Leman. Leman played as Yale's No. 6 when the Lions and Bulldgos met back on Jan. 13. If Tandon gets past Leman, he will be back on the court Friday night in the round of 16 against the winner of Neil Cordell (Rochester) and Miled Zarazua (Trinity), two teams that Columbia did not play this season.
Fellow sophomore Mohamed AbdelMaksoud and senior Tony Zou will take to the courts in Hartford, Conn. in the Molloy Cup (B Division). AbdelMaksoud and Zou have split time at the No. 2 and 3 spots for Columbia.
AbdelMaksoud, who is getting ready to conclude his first season at Columbia, posted an impressive 12-4 record, including going 5-0 as the Lions' No. 3. As the top seed in the Molloy Cup, AbdelMaksoud received a bye in the round of 64 and will face the winner of the Christopher Jung (Dartmouth) and Aditya Advani (Tufts) match Friday afternoon.
Zou is making his third consecutive appearance at the Molloy Cup after going 8-10 this season. Zou registered a pair of wins at last weekend's Team Nationals, downing Navy's Hunter Beck and Dartmouth's Jung. His opening round opponent in the round of 64 will be Middlebury's Parker Hurst. The pair met back on Jan. 26 with Hurst coming away with the win.
On the women's side, first-year Pacheco and sophomore Maity will both compete for the Holleran Cup (B Division).
Pacheco began her collegiate career with a 6-10 mark this season, playing almost exclusively as the Lions' No. 2. Two weeks ago at the CSA Team Nationals, the San Diego native helped lead Columbia past George Washington with a come-from-behind five-game victory over Jacqueline Shea. Pacheco's first round opponent will be Tuft's Jessica Rubine Friday morning, with Penn's Chloe Blacker waiting in the round of 32.
Maity finished the season with a 5-11 record, seeing match time at Nos. 2-4 of the ladder. Maity was also a major contributor to the Lions' win over George Washington, topping Emely Levyn in four games. Ivy League foe Lindsey Seginson from Cornell will serve as Maity's first round opponent with second-seeded Katiria Sanchez (Trinity) set to play the winner Friday evening.
Continue to check GoColumbiaLions.com and CollegeSquashAssociation.com all weekend for updates from Hartford. Fans can also visit the tournament central page HERE.


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Brandon Connette accounted for five touchdowns, throwing for three and running for two others, to lead the Blue Devils to a 38-31 victory over Troy in football action Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium. Three different Duke receivers caught touchdown passes in a balanced attack for the Blue Devils.DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke University redshirt junior quarterback
Connette finished 20-of-28 for a career-high 324 yards in the air and 55 yards on the ground from 17 carries. The 324 yards passing marks the second consecutive 300-yard game for the quarterback, while Jamison Crowder was the main beneficiary of Connette's passing with 149 yards receiving and one touchdown. The 100-yard game was the third of the 2013 campaign for Crowder and eighth of his career. Josh Snead anchored the Duke (3-2) running game with 108 yards, including a career-best 53-yard run in a first quarter scoring drive.
Troy (2-3) struck first on the afternoon with a five-yard run by Jordan Chunn with 6:46 remaining in the first quarter. Duke running back Josh Snead responded on the next drive by taking off for a 53-yard scamper down the field, setting up a seven-yard touchdown pass from Connette to a wide open Max McCaffrey.
The Blue Devils grabbed their first lead of the game just before the end of the first quarter on a three-yard run by Connette. On the play prior to the touchdown, Connette found wide receiver Jamison Crowder for a 24-yard gain along the right sideline.
Crowder's second reception came just a few minutes later as he hauled in a 60-yard pass from Connette and ran it into the end zone to put Duke up by a 21-7 margin with 11:44 remaining in the half.
After the Trojans responded with a six-play 75 yard touchdown drive to cut the lead to one score, the Blue Devils raced right back down the field in 2:04 to bring it back to a 14-point contest. Connette went 3-of-5, including a 50-yard strike to Johnell Barnes on third and 20, to highlight the seven-play drive. Jela Duncan capped off the drive with a nine-yard grab for his first career receiving touchdown.
Just as it had done throughout the first half, Troy responded to Duke's score to pull within seven at the half. The Blue Devils finished the half with 322 yards of offense on only 32 plays with 199 yards through the air. Troy added 275 yards of total offense as the two teams combined for 49 points in an action-packed opening 30 minutes of play.
The Trojans, riding the momentum from their second-quarter finish, opened the third frame with a 91-yard drive to even the score just 1:45 into the period.
With the game tied for the first time since it was 7-7 in the second quarter, Duke jumped back in front behind the play of Connette. The redshirt junior signal caller passed or ran for all but five yards in the 75-yard drive. Connette completed 5-of-6 passes for 66 yards, including a 48-yard completion to Max McCaffrey, and finished the drive with a four-yard dash up the middle for his fifth touchdown of the afternoon.
A 37-yard field goal from Troy's Will Scott made it 35-31 with 12:44 to play in the fourth quarter, but the Duke defense held the Trojans off the scoreboard for the remainder of the game.
Ross Martin tacked on three insurance points with a 34-yard field to make it a 38-31 game with 31 seconds remaining.
The Blue Devils held the Trojans to 87 yards in the fourth quarter, forcing two punts and added an interception to earn their third victory of the season. David Helton headlined the defensive effort with a career-high 15 tackles, while Jeremy Cash finished with 14, 2.5 tackles for loss and an interception.
Anthony Young-Wiseman and Bryon Fields also reached double-figures in tackles with 12 and 10, respectively, for the Blue Devils. Duke also had 10 tackles for loss in the game, including a season-best three sacks as Justin Foxx, Jonathan Woodruff and Dezmond Johnson got to the Troy quarterback on the day.
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LA PLATA, Mo. – The Atlanta Hornets and La Plata Bulldogs met for the second time this season, this time in the La Plata Tournament's first round. For the second time this season the Hornets came away victorious, this time winning 61-60 in overtime.
The two teams traded the lead at the end of the first three quarters before ending regulation tied at 53.
Dylan Hruska led the Hornets with 17 points. Lance Weber and Garret West each added 10.
La Plata will play Madison in the consolation bracket on Thursday at 5:50 p.m. Atlanta will also play on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. against Canton, who beat Madison 95-28.
Girls basketball
LA PLATA, Mo. – Schuyler County entered the La Plata Tournament as the No. 1 seed and did nothing to disprove that as they beat Madison 55-26.
Six of seven Lady Rams scored at least five points.
"We pressured from the start and had some unselfish play with many assisted baskets," said Schuyler County head coach Thomas Kirkland.
Caley Sessions had 13, Mallory Haley had 12, and Laynee Schubert added 11 to lead SC.
The Lady Rams now move on to play Green City on Thursday at 7:10 p.m.
Green City 41, Atlanta 36: LA PLATA, Mo. – The Lady Gophers and Lady Hornets met in the first round of the La Plata Tournament and led by Emily Sorenson's 19 points and 11 boards GC moved on in the winners bracket.
Alicia Albrecht also had a double-double with 12 and 10.
Ashton Ross led Atlanta with 12, as the Lady Hornets fell behind early and couldn't come all the way back.
Atlanta will play Madison on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Green City will play Schuyler County also on Thursday at 7:10 p.m.


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Ford's commercial-oriented Super-Duty trucks pick up a number of additional features that make it even more useful to those who work hard hauling cargo or towing large trailers. The Super Duty's first factory-installed fifth-wheel and gooseneck towing substructure--for some of the heaviest towing needs-has been expanded to trucks with the 6.75-foot cargo box for 2012 and include an electrical connection on the bed side wall. A compressed natural gas (CNG) or propane option for the 6.2L gasoline engine are also new for 2012.
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Flexibility for commercial use; tougher than standard full-size trucks; class-leading tow ratings; Power Stroke diesel's 800 pound-feet of torque; full roster of safety features
Special features for 2012
The F-Series Super Duty trucks bear a resemblance to the ubiquitous, jack-of-all-trades F-150 pickups, but these models have an especially pure purpose: to reliably, safely and confidently haul heavy loads or heavy trailers, day after day. What's surprising is that these workhorses are actually quite comfortable--and almost luxurious--inside. Ford boasts that the PowerStroke diesel engine is the most powerful diesel pickup engine on the market and that the Super Duty F-350 DRW (dual rear wheel) model has a best-in-class payload (7,110 pounds) and fifth-wheel tow rating (22,700), as well as a best-in-class conventional tow rating of 17,500 pounds.
The 2012 Ford F-250 Super Duty is a full-size pickup truck available in regular and extended cab trim levels. The F-250 is powered by a standard 6.2-liter V8 engine that produces 385 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque. For upgraded performance, Ford offers an optional 6.7-liter turbocharged V8 diesel engine that produces 400 hp and a whopping 800 lb-ft of torque. All engine and drivetrain options, RWD and 4WD, are paired to the Ford TorqShift® 6-speed SelectShift automatic transmission, specifically designed to handle extra torque. Conventional towing capacity is limited to a maximum load of 14,000 lbs. Features include roof clearance lights, 18-inch wheels, 5th wheel hitch kit, AM/FM radio with a CD/MP3 player, power equipment, stowable bed extender, rearview camera, steering wheel audio controls, and a remote start system. Safety is comprised of standard front airbags, standard curtain airbags, traction control, advanced stability control, trailer sway control, hill start assist, hill descent control, electronic locking rear differential, anti-lock braking, and tire pressure monitoring. The F-250 Super Duty is backed by a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty.


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Parents ask us…
How do I enroll my student in school?
Enrollment in District schools is processed at the individual school site. To enroll your child(ren), please contact your individual school site. You will need the following documents to enroll your child:
1. Two proofs of residency (utility bill, telephone bill,
mortgage statement, etc.)
2. Immunization records
3. Address or prior school attended (so that we may request transfer of your child's records)
If your child is entering kindergarten, you will also need:
1. Proof of age (birth certificate, passport, or notarized baptismal record)
2. Proof of current physical examination (In order to meet State requirements, must have occurred after March 1 of the year that the child is starting school)
For more information, please call the school office directly as shown below, or call the Educational Services Office at the District Office, 963-1611 Ext 322.
Cullen Elementary
La Fetra Elementary
Sellers Elementary
(626) 852-4574
Stanton Elementary
Sutherland Elementary
Sandburg M.S.
(626) 852-4530
Goddard M.S
Glendora H.S.
(626) 963-5731
Whitcomb H.S.
(626) 852-4550
Which school will my child attend?
Click here for an Elementary School boundary map.
Click here for a Middle School boundary map.
For additional information or to check a specific address, please call the Educational Services Office at the District Office, 963-1611 extensions 322.
Can my child attend a school other than his/her assigned school?
District policy regarding Intra-district Open Enrollment is as follows:
The Governing Board desires to provide options that meet the diverse needs, potential and interests of district students. The parent/guardian of each school-age student who resides within district boundaries may select the school of attendance irrespective of the particular location of his/her residence within the District, except that the District retains the authority to monitor appropriate racial and ethnic balance among the schools at its discretion. The superintendent or designee shall determine the capacity of each district school and establish a random, unbiased selection process for the admission of students residing within the District from outside a school's attendance area. Selection shall not be based on the student's academic or athletic performance. The District will uniformly apply existing criteria for admission to specialized schools or programs.
To apply for an intra-district transfer, first contact your school of residence. The staff there will initiate the process with the school you want to change to.
For more information please contact the Educational Services Office at the District Office, 963-1611 extensions 322
How do I get an interdistrict transfer?
District policy regarding Interdistrict Attendance is as follows: The Governing Board recognizes that students who reside in one district may choose to attend school in another district and that such choices are made for a variety of reasons. Upon request, the superintendent or designee may accept students from other districts and also allow students who live within the district to transfer out to other school districts.
To apply for an interdistrict transfer into Glendora, you must first contact your home district for a release. They will provide you with a form that you should then bring to the GUSD District Office. For more information please contact the Educational Services Office at the District Office, (626) 963-1611, extension 325.
What can I do if my request for an interdistrict transfer is denied?
A parent or legal guardian may appeal a denial for an interdistrict transfer and every school district is required to have a process of appeal and to inform parents of their rights. Anyone denied a release should request a copy of their rights to appeal from the district which has denied the transfer. If it is not provided, they can call the Division of Student Support Services at the County Office at (562) 922-6233 for information on how to proceed or go to the County website at www.lacoe.edu and type the words "interdistrict attendance appeal" in the search box.. They may also call (626) 963-1611 ext. 325 for additional help. The appeal to the County Office of Education must be made within 30 days of the denial.
What are the age requirements for school enrollment?
Kindergarten: students must be five on or before December 2 of that school year (no exceptions).
First Grade: students must be six on or before December 2 of that school year. However, if the student completed a full year at a private accredited
Kindergarten, the school can enroll the student regardless of the
student's age.
Evidence of Minimum Age: According to Education Code 48002 proof of age may be in the form of a certified copy of a birth record, a statement by the local registrar, a county recorder certifying the date of birth, a baptism certificate duly attested, a passport, or when none of the foregoing is obtainable, an affidavit from the parent, guardian, or custodian of the minor.
However, we recommend the schools use the birth certificate as the official proof of age. When this is not available the other avenues of proof may be used until the parent can obtain the birth certificate.
What kinds of medical requirements are there for enrollment?
There are State immunization requirements that you must meet to enroll your
Child in the school district. Please click here for the latest immunization requirements from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
Do you offer before and after school day care?
Yes, the District offers a day-care program at all of the elementary schools and both middle schools. Click here for more information.
How can I enroll my child in the Free and Reduced Lunch program?
• If you now receive food stamps, California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids, or benefits from Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations, your child may receive free meals.
• If your total household income is the same or less than the amounts on the Federal income scale, your child may receive meals free or at a reduced price.
• A foster child who is the legal responsibility of the welfare agency or court may receive free or reduced price meals regardless of your income.
Click here for an application and information. Click here for a spanish version. An application for Free & Reduced Price Meals may also be picked up at any school office, school cafeteria, or the Food Services office, which is located at the GUSD District Office. You may also call 963-1611 extension 383 for more information.
When does my school's Back to School/Open House
event take place?
Click here to go to the Schools' Events Calendar.
Can I find the "application for Use of a Private Vehicle on a Field Trip" form on line?
Yes. Click here to go to the form.
Community members ask us…
How can I rent a room, cafeteria, or field for an event?
The District recognizes that district facilities are a community resource whose primary purpose is to be used for school programs and activities. The Board of Education authorizes the use of school facilities by community groups for purposes provided for in the Civic Center Act when such use does not interfere with school activities.
Various District facilities are available for use by qualified individuals or groups. If you are interested in using a classroom, cafeteria, gym, field, or other facility at one of our school sites, please contact the school directly. You will be required to complete a facilities use application, and in some cases, pay a fee, and provide proof of insurance.
Click here for District policies regarding facilities use including the application for facilities use, building capacities and fee schedule.
To rent a specific facility, please contact the school site directly. An application for facilities use can be obtained from any site, at the District Office Business Office, or by calling 963-1611 ex.361.
For general information regarding what types of facilities are available for rent in the District, and for current rental rates, please call the Business Office at 963-1611 ex. 361.
Where do I pay Developer Fees?
The Glendora Unified School District, along with the majority of public school districts in California, collects developer impact fees to offset the costs associated with providing additional school facilities for increased student enrollment generated by new housing development within the District's boundaries. All new construction, and additions to existing buildings in excess of 500 square feet, will be assessed developer fees. Developer fees may be paid at the District Office, in the Office of the Assistant Superintendent of Business Services, Monday – Friday, 8:00- 4:30. Current rates are $3.36 per sq ft for a single family residence;and $0.47 per sq ft for commercial property. For more information call 963-1611 extension 361.
What bids are currently open?
For more information, contact the Purchasing department at 963-1611 extension 315.
What job openings are available?
For current available employment opportunities in the District call the job hotline at 626-335-3442. You can also click here to go to a list of jobs currently available in the District, along with an on-line application.
Students ask us…
What's for lunch?
Click here to go to the current lunch menu.
When's my next day off from school?
Click here to go to the District Calendar.
Where is my school and the District Office located?
Click for a map of the school District and schools.
Glendora Unified School District
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The University of Colorado might be willing to include a promise for football facilities upgrades in the contract of its next coach if doing so helps land the right man for the job.
"That is one model we're looking at," athletic director Mike Bohn said.
CU hired former men's basketball coach Jeff Bzdelik away from Air Force in 2007 by including a clause in his contract promising to break ground on facilities improvements at the Coors Events Center by the start of the fourth year of Bzdelik's deal.
Current CU basketball coaches Tad Boyle and Linda Lappe are reaping the rewards of the roughly $12 million spent to two new practice courts and a volleyball locker room at the Events Center. They were built because of the promise to Bzdelik, who was a hot coaching candidate when CU hired him after building Air Force into an NCAA Tournament team and coaching the Denver Nuggets.
The football facilities at CU are considered among the worst in the Pac-12 Conference and the worst at the BCS conference level and are likely so aged they would prevent some coaches from even taking the CU job seriously.
The school needs to make a splash with its hire to get fans and recruits excited about the program again and that likely means paying big money -- anywhere from $2 million to $3 million -- for a recognizable name. A coach like that will probably want assurances in writing that CU will invest in its football infrastructure relatively early in his tenure.
One coach thought to be on CU's radar was former Cal coach Jeff Tedford who was fired earlier this month after the Bears struggled this season. A source close to Tedford said he has no interest in the CU opening because he views the job as a difficult place to win. It's possible the state of CU's football facilities are one reason why Tedford has that opinion.
CU has added a multi-purpose practice bubble and remodeled the team's locker room in recent years, but it hasn't spent at nearly the level on football that most of its competitors are. For instance, Cal recently completed a massive renovation project to Memorial Stadium and Washington is in the process of a $250 million project at Husky Stadium.
"I think any time you can make a commitment which drives a sense of urgency is good," Bohn said of the possibility of including a facilities clause in the next coach's contract. "That certainly was helpful in basketball."
Making a promise to upgrade football facilities wouldn't be much of a risk for CU because it has already started down the path to making improvements. Bohn promised last spring he would make an announcement about "transformational" facilities in and around Folsom Field in September. But the bureaucracy of the school has delayed that time table.
CU officials are now waiting on the completion of a feasibility study that will tell them what they can expect to generate in private donations toward the upgrades and they plan to have more concrete plans to announce in January or February.
An indoor practice facility, possibly with a parking garage underneath it, an expansion of the Dal Ward Center, enclosing the north end of the stadium and adding suites, seats and a new press box on the west side are all possible parts of the project. The indoor facility and expansion of Dal Ward are seen as the most vital.
The search for Jon Embree's successor continued Wednesday. Sources said CU is gauging the interest of Utah State coach Gary Andersen, whose team is 10-2 and won the Western Athletic Conference championship this year. Andersen is 29-31 in four years coaching the Aggies.
He previously served as defensive coordinator for Utah (2005-08) and helped the Utes beat Alabama in the Sugar Bowl in his last season in Salt Lake City. Andersen has not returned messages left for him through a Utah State spokesman.
Tom Dienhart, a writer for the Big Ten network, reported Wednesday that Colorado and former Kansas coach Mark Mangino had talked about the CU vacancy twice. Bohn said there is no truth to the report.


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Boulder police have issued an arrest warrant on attempted murder and aggravated robbery charges for Elliot Joseph Forgette in relation to Tuesday's Mapleton Hill shooting incident, according to officials.
Forgette, 29, also goes by the name "Kenny," and his last known address was in Thornton, according to Boulder police spokeswoman Kim Kobel. Forgette -- who police said may at one time have also lived in Longmont -- has an extensive criminal history, with drug and auto theft charges in Boulder County in 2012 and an arrest in a drug and shoplifting case in Commerce City on Sunday.
The arrest warrant carries a $200,000 bond.
Police were first dispatched to the area of Fifth Street and Maxwell Avenue, in the city's historic and scenic Mapleton Hill neighborhood, at 11:44 a.m. Tuesday following a call from someone who believed they had heard a gunshot nearby.
Witnesses on the scene told officers that prior to the suspected gunshot, they saw two men jump out of a white sedan that had been parked in the 500 block of Maxwell and run into an alley, according to a police news release. After they disappeared from sight the possible shot was heard and the two were then seen running from the alleyway.
The area was checked for victims and no one was found to have been injured, the release said.
Officers found a handgun near Eighth Street and Maxwell Avenue a short time later, and officials said this morning they believe the gun was fired by Forgette at one of the two other males.
Police eventually tracked down the white sedan in the area of the Flatiron Crossing mall in Broomfield where they interviewed the driver, identified as Seth Mackenzie Havner, 27. Havner was spotted driving eastbound U.S. 36 and arrested at gunpoint, according to police radio traffic. He is now being held on charges of driving with a suspended license and failure to appear.
Later on in the day police also were able to identify one of the men seen in the alley. Daniel Cole Kidd, 31, also was interviewed by police and arrested on unrelated drug charges, officials said.
Officials said all three men knew each other. Kobel said investigators do believe Forgette fired his weapon at either Havner of Kidd during a robbery attempt, but did not say which one of the men he is alleged to have fired at or what he was allegedly trying to steal.
Kobel said Forgette was last seen wearing a yellow shirt and gray shorts. He also has a tattoo on his upper arm of a marijuana leaf and another tattoo on his left arm of the state of Oregon with a green heart.
It is not known if Forgette is armed, but Kobel said anyone who sees him should not try to interact with him.
Anyone who sees Forgette or knows his location is asked to call Boulder police dispatchers at 303-441-3333 or 911.
Anonymous tips may be provided by calling 800-222-8477 or online at www.crimeshurt.com.
Contact Camera Staff Writer Mitchell Byars at 303-473-1329, email@example.com or twitter.com/mitchellbyars.


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Dan Hooker of Quincy, Lisa Hooker of Apalachicola, Tommy Lee of Tallahassee and Carol Bowes of Ponce Inlet, are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Brenna Hooker and Nick Lee.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Flagler College and is in the management training program at Capital City Bank. She is the granddaughter of Patsy Hooker of Tallahassee.
The groom-elect is also a Flagler graduate, and is a project engineer at Peter Brown Construction.
The wedding is planned for Aug. 28 at First Presbyterian Church in Quincy.
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72 comments:
Why wont he invite him? I SMH for Naija.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:30
Why smh for Naija? Won't britain build the queen's palace if it got burnt and yes i know he is not the only oba in the country save your sermons.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 00:43
yeah britain will...but will david cameron have the got to invite her to no10?i dont think so.Delete
And Mama Charlie is the reigning monarch over the whole of Britain o! Why should Jona invite Aalafin? Why did the Oyo state governor not invite him to dash him money? Mtcheww! RubbishnessDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:30
D wife looks stunning from AFAR!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:09
Yeah, she is fine. I wish the Alaafin would stop using bleaching cream.Delete
- Richard17 January, 2013 15:36
Alafin of Oyo. Not Alafin of Nigeria. The queen is for England and not for a particular state. Alafin is for Oyo only not Nigeria. Our leaders are very reckless with our money.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:23
They are only reckless when it comes to their selfish interest. Why are they never reckless to my bank account....Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:42
he has a pretty wifeReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 15:55
Egyptian cream things for both sexes!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:37
abeg that wife is naturally yellow joorDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:35
Chk her hands out.... Naturally yellw ma assDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 20:04
Abeg stop with the bebe scout ...... the one with the dark knuckles is NOT the wife. The wife is naturally light skinned.Delete
Why must everyone who is yellow be labeled bleacher? My mum na SU, she doesn't even know what bleaching cream is and is very light skinned.
2015 votes in exchange for a new palace...na so e be!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:57
So true, smhDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 00:46
True talk,our leaders are vry selfishDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:03
And who told you his visit concerns the fire episode? Kings visit Aso rock all the time, they are an integral part of governanceReplyDelete
BTW, that over-forward PA should be sacked. See how she struggled to the front when she's supposed to be behind her principalReplies
- happy yoruba bunny17 January, 2013 21:20
She shd get fired seriouslyDelete
but wait a minute, she looks like olori
so i guess she's just one excited baby her sister used as handbag to Aso rock;
a trained PA wl surely be behind her boss!
look at the Kings PAs
goodluck likes yellow women too, hope he will not slip her a biz card
kasala don burst niyen o
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 00:44
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 00:45
pa with tatoo breast....nija will never stop giving me jokesDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:13
Oba na Oba. Leave them to enjoy their meetingReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:26
Nice one jorReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 16:49
the lady walking beside the olori sorta looks like her!! na her younger sister be dat?besides na the same cream all of dem dey rub!!ish!!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:27
look at her knuckles smhDelete
first rule to bleachers start with your knuckle,knees and elbows, feet first before proceeding to the other parts of your body.
take it from an ex-bleacher wink wink
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:44
what's your secret to those dark parts?Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:18
glycolic peel and keep them moisturizedDelete
thank me later!
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 20:30
correct girl but that stuff is so harsh. o se.Delete
- dr van bay17 January, 2013 22:28
All of you rubbing hot movate gel mixed with funbact A! God is watching you o!Delete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 15:59
shebi that's what your wife uses dr van bay? tell her steroids are bad. organic lighteners are the way forward.Delete
- dr. van bay18 January, 2013 18:59
Anon 15:59 please any brand in particular? Cos right now my once flawless wife is looking like a leopard!Delete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 21:32
a leopard cannot change its spots. hahahahahahahahaha. anyone made in Philippines will do.Delete
is she the olori or the princes?just asking.ReplyDelete
- Laduns biggest fan17 January, 2013 17:03
Iku Baba Yeye, Ekeji Orisha, Kabiyesi gbogbo e gbogbo e. Ekuishe.ReplyDeleteReplies
abeg paramount ruler is showing you ladies that the is still going strong like baba rolling dollars..this lady is what i call "smack daddy"Delete
- Laduns biggest fan17 January, 2013 20:31
Ah Fatai Rolling Dollars is the don of the dons. Buruntashi at work.Delete
as a yoruba man ,my first reaction when i saw this pic was sight…this boa doesn't realise that his actions and the way he treats the traditional institution he is a custodian of while reflect and reverberate for centuries..the queen of england makes sure to adhere to the standards left hundreds of years ago even at the risk of her own discomfort..the recent change in succession law which would have favoured a female child like her was criticised by prince charles simply because of the historical precedent and how it will affect the royal family in future…ReplyDelete
theres nothing wrong in kabiyesi marrying a younger olori,but the tattoo and yellow paw paw ish is desecrating the insitutio he is a custodian of…i am more than sure that the next alaafin must be exposed,educated,wealthy and a man of principlesReplies
- Ginika17 January, 2013 18:01
No comparison between the two institutions (the Queen and Alaafin.)Delete
I think the lady is their PA as someone mentioned earlier. It looks like she's carrying the Olori's gold bag. What if the tattoo is the face of the Alaafin? Isn't that ultimate loyalty? *winks*
The Oba is exposed. His Dad was the previous ruler and thus has that royal pedigree, he studied law and he's quite liberal (Chrislam.)
The principles part, I don't know. He does have many iyawos and he likes them light skinned. I'm sure they give him women as gifts and he marries them. Traditional ruler-ship has a way of dulling a lot of their life achievements.
GEJ would have compensated him, no doubt.
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 18:45
where did you see tattoo?Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:17
I dont think the tatooed one is oloriDelete
I think shes the p.a luca
true sha,but he could have given the alaafin position a lot of prestige considering the pedestal oyo has been amongst yorubas and yoruba lovers world wide..even though i dont like ooni of ife you can see he has tried his best to model his time as close to the royal family as possible even when he is in the united kingdom he ll use the vintage cars and even re designed his mayfair mansion similar to a royal palace lol
agree about his liberal and accommodating nature but didn't for the life of me realise he studied law lool that ll be a new one alaafin tattoo as fashion statement looool
definitely obasanjo's stance is causing wahala in gej camp so he is desperate to look for a force to checkmate him in the southwest come 2015
you r right the pa is the one with the chest tattoo but the olori too is sporting a small one notice the space between the thumb the hand she is eating the beads on…i used magnifying glasses lol
- Ginika17 January, 2013 22:13
My favourite Yoruba traditional rulers are the Alaafin and Awujale. They say it as it is. I liked Oba Oyekan when he was alive. Ooni's extra is just too much. The "superior" ruler. Kudos to him because he's revered in Cuba, Brazil, Haiti etc. I read that one of the main reasons Oyo State was split was to separate them in Oyo and Osun.Delete
I just noticed that mark on the Olori. Is it possibly a tattoo? Funky Mama.
Oyo is always hot; wild, wild, west. Not only for the presidential election but remember Ajumobi is in ACN. I think OBJ will leave these rulers and collude with the Northerners to fight GEJ.
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:18
Luca, famz e ti po ju. Ooni of Ife lives in Regent's Park and not Mayfair. Thank me later...........Delete
- dr van bay17 January, 2013 22:30
Luca! Analyser of life!Delete
wherever he lives both can be easily confused for someone who is not resident and only went there twice several years ago all i know is that i have been to the house before..(if you claim to know them here is evidence which i even have pics of)does the names deji F mean anything to you?im friends with him and his wife(if you know who she is) and went to the house in company of him and about 6 other mutual friends of deremi as well.. why would i lie about that when I'm not getting paid for it
me too,plus i like how endearing and laid back the boa is especially allafin…you would never believe the man is the alaafin watching him interact with people from all works of life unlike the ooni of ife his own shakara both in nigeria and abroad is even more than that of the queen of england…him and esama igbinedion lool
yes there was a time fidel castro himself would pay private visits to ooni directly in ife without getting to aso rock when he was still fit..
you r right oyo has always been a hot bed of violence..hmmm he will have a hard time contending with objas well as the north there is no way he will succeed that old wizard of a man is like an octopus with networks and powers both spiritual and physical in places we can't even begin to imagine
@dr van bayDelete
DR!writer of life!
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:19
bleachfest SMH!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 18:43
lol u said wat was on my mindDelete
- ms bhookey17 January, 2013 17:24
OMgosh dis man shld stop bleaching already,he luks burnt!ReplyDelete
Iku Baba Yeye ... Baba don old ooooo .. Kee pe BabaReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 17:58
I thought the woman behind him was the wife and not the female in the black and yellow outfit.ReplyDelete
This Alaafin needs to get rid of his bleaching cream asap.ReplyDelete
Ah! D Alaafin LOVES fair ladies o, schooled in oyo and during functions light-skined girls are nt used as ushers to avoid wahala.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:25
Why are people shouting.the Aladdin of oyo and the ONI of Ife are institutions as old as history itself.y won't the govt assist in saving it?ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:31
Afi Aladdin no lolDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 19:32
GEJ will help oya make una go protest naked on the streets. Like you guys matter in this.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 20:06
I shall not hate ....... the olori is a beautiful womanReplyDelete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 21:31
Aladdin kor,hulk hogan nihReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 23:00
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 21:34
And how can u compare the Alaffin to the Queen of England, dats rather disrespectfulReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 03:12
How is it disrespectful? You need to shit out your colonial mentality.Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:14
The alafin of oyo is a first class oba. Probably the most important of them all. So people shouldnt go about thinking he is a lowly traditional ruler.ReplyDelete
exactly,what the queen of england is to the english is what the alaafin of oyo as the paramount yoruba king is to all yorubas all over the worldDelete
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 00:26
@ Luca;Oni of Ife is d paramount ruler of all yorubas all over the world.. Forget sentiments of u not liking him,and am not here to argue.. Go read history!Delete
Even d Alaafin of Oyo will not argue it dat his d paramount ruler of all the Yorubas.. Egbe isu ko niyan..
- Anonymous20 January, 2013 01:58
Yes oo, it's the Oni of Ife oo..Delete
- Anonymous17 January, 2013 22:50
Am sure Ʊ all don't need a Babalawo to tell Ʊ what the president invited him for.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 00:48
our respectable queen who does not sell her thrown for cheap cant be dis-respectedReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 12:08
E jor kini "thrown" has she been thrown out of a place or u mean THRONE..I wonder if some pple went to primary skool shaDelete
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 16:00
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 14:16
There was a time when kings used to instigate arson so as to get a new palace. If gej doesnt invite him other sponsors will be too happy to do the honours.......ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous18 January, 2013 16:00
i thought of that because his palace is quite ancient.Delete


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Boston College put together a two-out rally in the sixth to cut the Blue Devil lead to 4-3. Catcher Matt Pare kicked off the rally with a double and came home on a Logan Hoggarth base hit. Designated hitter Chris Shaw then drilled an RBI double down the right field line for the Eagles' second run of the inning.
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Mrs. Marianne "Anne" Ponder Snapp of Newport, formerly of Walnut Ridge, departed this life at her home in Newport Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012.
Born Dec. 10, 1938, in Little Rock, she was the daughter of Harry Lee Ponder, Jr. and Marianne Parish Ponder.
Anne graduated from Walnut Ridge High School in 1956. She attended the University of Arkansas and Williams Baptist College. On Aug. 10, she married the love of her life, Mr. James Russell "Jimmy" Snapp. The couple made their home in Walnut Ridge, raised their children and enjoyed 53 years together.
A quiet philanthropist, Anne gave of herself in countless ways over the years, and generously helped those in need without expectation. In the 1970s, she was instrumental in the organization of the Thrift Shop, one of the first second-hand stores in the area. She volunteered many hours at The Children's Shelter in Walnut Ridge, rocking and loving troubled children.
During her working years, she served as Program Coordinator of the Walnut Ridge First United Methodist Church, where she was a longtime active and devoted member. She was also a beloved Sunday School teacher and youth leader for decades.
Anne was a devoted member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Newport, and her faith was evident in all aspects of her life.
She was preceded in death by her husband, James Russell "Jimmy" Snapp, on June 20, 2011, and her parents.
She is survived by her children, The Reverend James Russell "Russ" Snapp, Jr., of Little Rock, Marianne Snapp Ditto of Hoxie and Susan Ponder Snapp Waits of Memphis, Tenn.; one brother, Hal Ponder of Washington, D.C.; six grandchildren, Cpt. Jeremy Tillman of Ft. Bragg, N.C., Brennan Weeks of Jonesboro, Jennifer Tillman of Carbondale, Ill., Jessica Kelly of Jonesboro, Alex Ditto of Hoxie, and Rachael Ditto of Hoxie; and seven great-grandchildren, Drake Weeks, Dawson Weeks, Emma Tillman, Lily Grace Tillman, Anne Marie Tillman, Katja Keyser, and Gunnar Keyser.
A reception was held Monday, Nov. 11, 2012 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Parrish House, with services following at 1 p.m. in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Interment followed at 4 p.m. at Lawrence County Memorial Park Cemetery in Walnut Ridge.
Those honored to serve as pallbearers were Cpt. Jeremy Tillman, Alex Ditto, Fielder Kelly, Scott Weeks, Jesse Keyser, Sam Allen, and Bob Dixon.
Memorial gifts may be given to St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Newport, Arkansas, or The Children's Shelter in Walnut Ridge.
Arrangements by Jackson's Newport Funeral Home.
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