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A new tradition has started in China, and it's for a happy furry occasion. Some Chinese pet owners were able to help their pets move from living together to officially married status in the first-ever canine mass wedding ceremony held in China.
The weather was perfect for a beautiful wedding, and the brides and grooms were ready for their "puptials." The pets were first chaperoned and driven in sedans to the wedding site. Many were dressed in appropriate wedding attire for the joyous occasion.
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Virgin Media Inc. v (1) Competition Commission (2) Secretary of State (1096/4/8/08)
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Mighty Michael van Gerwen won the best World Grand Prix final ever, collecting his first PDC major.
His opponent, Mervyn King, won the first three sets in the first to six contest. King led the match 4-1, needing only two more sets for the £100,000 first prize, and a title that would have taken him to number 8 in the world.
But unfortunately for King, van Gerwen is the most obscenely talented darts player on the planet. It is almost unfair how good he is.
Mighty Mike started the match slowly, King was superb in the early going. There was something of the restrained animal about van Gerwen, he was popping veins, straining to break free of shackles, and when he finally did; he unleashed a fury of fleet flicking.
Seven legs on the spin, starting doubles that had caused him such trouble only minutes earlier, were dispatched with graceful ease. He won 6-4.
Mighty Mike flowing has to be seen to be believed. Observers of Babe Ruth, perhaps the greatest baseball player ever, have said the sound of the Babe hitting the ball was like no one else. It gave a thunderous thunk, an audible notification of greatness.
He could do this thing better than anyone before, or perhaps since. It was a unique and glorious talent.
There's something of that uniqueness in Mighty Mike.
Michael van Gerwen will never win more titles than Phil Taylor, or win more prize money than James Wade; but his talent, just the essence of natural, maybe God given, talent, outshines anyone else currently chucking.
He can do things you people wouldn't believe.
His comeback could scarcely be believed either. King deserves every accolade for his early play, but when van Gerwen's darts start to sing, nothing can be done. Absolutely nothing.
There was some foreshadowing in King's pre-match interview. King complained about, in his mind, van Gerwen's overly ostentatious celebrating. It is disrespectful, or something like that. He'd get a chance to witness a good deal of it, at close quarters.
Asking van Gerwen not to celebrate is like asking birds not to defecate on cars; it's in their nature, it's going to happen.
It was perhaps an attempt at mind games from the King. If so, it only worked to discomfit himself, it in no way dampened Mighty's irrepressible nature. He's bonkers and he knows it.
King's earplugs were plenty thick enough to block out the noise of the Irish fans, when he beat Brendan Dolan in the semi. But the boos got to him in the final. King had this to say to Dave Clark moments after his loss, "I played lovely darts all week when I was allowed to, tonight I wasn't allowed to. End of story."
Cue another long and boring debate about the respect, or lack thereof, shown to players by lively PDC crowds. But there's only one significant take away from that classic final: the unique talent of Michael van Gerwen. And his back against the wall courage to sustain an astonishing comeback.
When he won, he stood, weeping, absorbing the adulation. Basking in deserved adoration. It looked like a turning point. It is sacrilegious to say it but, Phil Taylor, if the latest science can be believed, is not immortal.
It looked like, the era that would follow Phil's odyssey of domination would be more competitive, less predictable. A raft of elite players would share majors among themselves. Phil against the world would no longer be the state of nature.
And there is some evidence of that in 2012; Simon Whitlock won the European Championship, Robert Thornton has a UK Open title to his name.
But there's something different about this one. Mighty Michael didn't beat Phil, but as recent evidence suggests, on any given Sunday, elite players can defeat the Power.
Caveat: Phil Taylor probably isn't finished. Probably.
The cliche that, "It's not a real major unless you beat the Power on the way," no longer holds any water.
There's something different about this one because, at 23, oozing talent from every pore - like some sort of nasty skin condition - Mighty Michael has the ability, and the time, to sustain dominance.
Consistency is the only thing that could derail him. Because right now, nothing else can stop him. This must be how baseball fans felt watching the Babe. We could be on the precipice of something really exciting.
When contemplating the future of darts, the only appropriate reaction is; man this is going to be good.
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Located near the intersection of Bullis Road and Two Rod Road (Route 358) in the Town of Marilla. Handicapped accessible. Parking lot available. Drop box available.
Public Access Computers: 8 computers, including 2 laptops, networked. Microsoft Office Applications and Internet Access. Printing from the computer: B&W 10 cents per page, color 25 cents per page. "What can I do at a Public Access Computer?"
Copy machine available, copies 15 cents each for letter size.
A Meeting Room is available for Library Programs and may be used by nonprofit organizations and groups. A Meeting Room Application must be completed. Meeting Room Application and Rules of Use
Friends of the Marilla Free Library
The Friends of Marilla Free Library is an active group coordinating and promoting community activities at the library. They hold a book sale as an annual event in September. The Friends raise money to support the library and children's programs. The Friends of Marilla Free Library is always looking for new members. Please consider being a Friend of the Library!
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When shopping online, use Amazon Smile and 0.5% of your purchase will go to the Marilla Free Library.
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Four Piece Coaster Set on sale at the library for $20.00.
Proceeds to benefit the capital building fund. Thank You for your support!
Upcoming Events
Friends of the Marilla Free Library meeting will be Tuesday, June 12 at 7:00 pm. New members welcome.
Stuffed Animal Sleepover! - Tuesday, June 26th at 6:00 pm and Wednesday, June 27th at 11:30 am for ages 3 to 8. Come to the library with your stuffed animal pal for a special stroytime. We'll read stories, make crafts and tuck your stuffed friend in for the night. Come back to the library to pick up your pal the next morning! We'll have a breakfast snack and hear about the adventures our stuffed friends had at the library! Registration is required.
Join the Summer Reading Program at the Marilla Free Library. Reading Logs can be picked up at the library beginning June 23rd. Children keep track of the minutes they read or are read to. Earn prizes every week.
July and August
Registration is required for all summer programs.
Story Hour with Ms. Shannon - for ages 3 to 5 years old. Mondays at 10:30 am, begins July 9th through August 13th. Come listen to stories, play games, make a craft and have fun. Registration is Required.
Summer Fun Club - Tuesdays at 2:00 pm on July 24th & 31st and August 7th Hear stories, play games, make crafts and discover surprise activities! For ages 6-12. Registration is Required.
Rock Yourself Into Puffy Paint! - Tuesday, July 10th at 2:00 pm. Combine your love of art and music with puffy paint! Listen to music and express yourself with paint! You will be able to make pictures and play games using puffy paint, get the chance to write your own songs, and even create a permanent piece of art for the library! For children ages 6-10. Space is limited. Registration is Required.
Go on an unforgettable adventure to the other side of the world, with the marsupials of Australia and the exotic wildlife of Southern Asia. Buffalo Animal Adventures will be bringing diverse wildlife from Australia and Asia. For all ages on Wednesday, July 11th at 1:00 pm. Registration is required.
Makerspace Family Night - Thursday, July 12th at 6:00 pm. Families can tinker with gadgets and gizmos, like the Sphero, Ozobots and BeeBot to name a few. For ages 3 and up, fun for the whole family! Registration is required.
The Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens Society will be presenting Build a Terrarium on Tuesday, July 17th at 2:00 pm. Create your own miniature greenhouses with plants from the Botanical Gardens…the possibilities are endless. For children ages 7 and up. Space is limited. Registration is required.
Lego Club - Thursday, July 19th and August 16th at 6:00 pm. For ages 5 and up. We will make cool creations and you may even find your masterpiece on display in the library. Registration is required.
Libraries Rock with Paul Antonio Magic & Variety Act featuring thrilling magic, juggling, unicycling and fun for the whole family. For all ages, on Wednesday, July 25th at 1:00 pm. Registration is required.
Buffalo & Brandy Libraries Rock Program will feature high energy interactive music along with magic and an emphasis on reading. For all ages on Wednesday, August 1st at 1:00 pm. Registration is required.
Rocking with Pete the Cat - Thursday, August 9th at 6:30 pm for ages 3 to 6. Join us for stories, songs and games with everyone's favorite character, Pete the Cat! Registration is required.
Teen Ticket to Read, fill out an entry ticket each time you check out books, audio books and magazines. For ages 13 to 17.
Teen Summer Reading Bingo, fill in a bingo card for a chance to win prizes throughout the summer. For ages 13 to 17.
Past Events
Monday, January 15th the library will be closed all day for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Book Club - for adults - Sweet Salt Air by Barbara Delinsky will be discussed - Tuesday, January 23 at 2 pm
Monday, February 19th the library will be closed all day for Presidents Day.
Take Your Child to the Library Day! - Saturday, February 3 stop by the library anytime for crafts, coloring and a scavenger hunt.
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie and Friends - Monday, February 26 at 10:30 am. For ages 3-6. If You Give a Mouse a Cookie...what happens next? Find out when we explore the world of Laura Numeroff! Children will make and take home play dough, decorate a Styrofoam cupcake, and do other crafts! We will also listen to stories and play games involving the characters from Numeroff's books. Registration is Required.
Book Club - for adults - The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton will be discussed - Tuesday, February 27 at 2 pm
Story Hour with Ms. Shannon - for ages 3 to 5 years old. Mondays at 10:30 am, begins March 5 through April 23. Come listen to stories, play games, make a craft and have fun. Registration is Required.
Indoor Kids' Winter Global Games - Saturday, March 3 at 11:00 am. For ages 8 to 12.
Do you have what it takes to go for the gold? Winter weather got you feeling a bit stir crazy? Don't miss this chance to complete with your friends and peers in the indoor library winter games -- hockey, curling, biathalon, and even figure skating have been modified for indoor wintertime fun! Participants will be challenged to use science and engineering skills to build the fastest mini bobsled. A brief history of the Olympic games will be discussed. Registration is Required.
Friends of the Marilla Free Library meeting will be Tuesday, March 13 at 7:00 pm. New members welcome.
Easter Eggstravaganza - Time to decorate Easter eggs and cookies! Free program open to children ages 5 to 12. Registration is required.
Enter our Take 5 Gift Card Raffle. To celebrate Library Awareness Month we have a Barnes and Noble Gift Card to give away! You qualify for a raffle ticket for every 5 items you check out during the month. You can enter more than once, but you must check out at least 5 items during each visit. Bring your receipt to the desk to receive your entry tickets. The winner will be selected in the beginning of May.
Story Hour with Ms. Shannon - for ages 3 to 5 years old. Mondays at 10:30 am, begins March 5 through April 23. Come listen to stories, play games, make a craft and have fun. Registration is Required.
Friends of the Marilla Free Library meeting will be Tuesday, April 10 at 7:00 pm. New members welcome.
Book Club - Jefferson's Daughters by Catherine Kerrison will be discussed - Tuesday, April 24 at 2 pm
On Wednesday May 9th our hours will be 1 - 6 pm due to Library Staff Development Day. Our Staff will be gaining valuable training, information, and resources to better serve you, our library patrons.
Fundraiser for the Marilla Free Library - Wednesday May 9th and 10th from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Kodiak Jacks Bar, Grill & Grove located at 3481 Two Rod Rd, East Aurora, NY 14052
Kodiak Jacks will donate 15% of all sales when you bring this flyer and eat in or take out. Also, enter to win a $25.00 Kodiak Jacks gift certificate.
Friends of the Marilla Free Library meeting will be Tuesday, May 8 at 7:00 pm. New members welcome.
Library Discard Sale - The library will be having a library discard sale on May 5 through May 26. Please do not bring items for this event, it is a sale of items withdrawn from the library system only.
Book Club - Small Great Things by Jodie Picoult will be discussed - Tuesday, May 22 at 2 pm
Marilla Board of Trustees
President - Kristen Matthews
Vice President - Martha Mummery
Secretary - Joanne Goellner
Treasurer - Marsha Wingate
Trustees - Judy Farmer
Rachelle Walker
Next scheduled meeting:
August 14, 2018
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"Connecting Open Minds" may have been the official slogan of this year's DrupalCamp in Vienna, but the unofficial slogan was "Drupal 8." The stable 8.0.0 release had been issued just a few days previously, which explained the large crowd of participants and the wide range of talks on the topic. D8 was also the hot topic of conversation in discussions throughout the community. It took five years to develop D8, and the innovations are plain to see: faster release cycles, a state-of-the-art architecture based on Symfony components, a wide range of new APIs, "headless" installations, and much more.
The sold-out event attracted 400 attendees and was held at the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien. Ruben Teijeiro's lecture on "Headless Drupal" introduced the new REST API modules included in D8. These can be used to enable rapid provision via HTTP of the data structures created in Drupal, and to work without the Drupal frontend if required, for example, via a web app in AngularJS or React. Drupal can therefore be used as a drop-in replacement for the NoSQL databases that are otherwise so popular within the JS community (MongoDB etc.). The advantage is that the data is logically structured and the load-tested system can be used in live operation at a reasonable cost.
Another exciting innovation for Drupal is GraphQL, a technology developed by Facebook that joined the React family at the beginning of the year. The lecture by Sebastian Siemssen gave an introduction to the GraphQL module for Drupal 8, even though it is currently still in development. GraphQL delivers a host of advantages over the traditional REST system, especially when large quantities of data and numerous data models are involved. For example, it queries data selectively rather than simply "consuming" the interface (regardless of whether or not all data from the JSON/XML is needed). For more information on this topic, visit:
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David Beckham may have retired from football but his legacy lives on in the grooming world.
From ever-changing snazzy haircuts to facial hair topiary, if your dad fancies himself as a Beckham babe, kit him out with a Natio three-step kit, with a face wash, moisturiser and shave gel, €19.06, (Debenhams).
If he has a penchant for designer labels, indulge his luxury tastes and show him his true worth with Dolce & Gabbana's The One For Men EDT 150ml Special Edition giant bottle, €97 (Debenhams).
If your dad's the jet-setting type, his grooming regime needn't suffer. He can achieve invigorated skin and velvety smooth shaves on the move with Nuxe Men's Survival Kit, €11.50 (Marks & Spencer).
You can't teach an old dog (sorry, dad!) new tricks. If he prefers a classic foamy shave to new-fangled stubble trimmers then treat him to the old-school style of grooming.
I Coloniali Delicate Shaving Cream, €16, is soap-free and ideal for sensitive skin (Marks and Spencer). For luxury lathering, try Men-U shaving brush and stand, €14 (Boots).
Post-shaving, he can pat on Givenchy's Gentlemen Only scent, a new fragrance that revisits the rich heritage of the brand. Available in EDT or aftershave lotion, from €58.50.
For dads who like to wash and go, opt for practical, multi-tasking products that save valuable minutes in the bathroom, allowing them more time for their hobbies.
Get his engines revving in the morning with special edition Sure for Men range. These products have a pong that's anything but the pits, and he can pretend he's Jensen Button in the fast lane, from €2.49 (Boots).
If he's a keen gym bunny, Molton Brown's Sport range will score him a winning routine, especially the 4-in-1 Sportswash for body, face, hair and shave, €19, or Men's Grooming Set Hamper, from €59. (www.moltonbrown.eu).
And forget the garden hedges, Dad can do some vital body hair strimming with Wahl Nation's all-in-one grooming kit, €18.79 (Argos).
If your dad's the type who sees soap and water as a punishment, you might need to be a little more inventive with your grooming options.
Mr Lazy Lazy's Man's Grooming kit, is a fun soap and shower gel set from Baylis & Harding, €9.50 (Debenhams).
If he's a total stranger to grooming products, spell it out with Scaramouche & Fandango's body products which feature shampoo, conditioner and body wash alphabetised in bold letters, from €11.32 (www.groomu).
If all else fails, give his motor a lift with Rituals' range of Life is a Journey car perfumes. Choose from clary sage, eucalyptus, sandalwood or cherry blossom, €8.76 each (www.rituals.com).
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He's saved the world
IF FRED Hyde is busy saving the world at age 92, then what's your excuse?
Mr Hyde has been at the helm of Co-operation in Development for 22 years, building schools and educating children in Bhola Island, Bangladesh.
He has not only changed the lives of thousands of Bangladeshis, but started something that will continue to change the world - as long as someone else is almost ready to take the reins.
"If you can find a young man, the job would suit someone about 65 who is retiring and wants something to do, then I could (slow down)," Mr Hyde said.
But this generous man with a heart of gold is not passing the baton just yet, even if he won't be flitting off to Bangladesh in the future.
"Someone has to do it. I can't just walk away," Mr Hyde said.
"It's given me a very interesting old age, that's for sure."
Before his work with CO-ID, Mr Hyde spent 10 years running an orphanage in the same area.
He said his time in Bangladesh had been the most rewarding experience.
"One thing I have found is that you have to say no more often than you can say yes," Mr Hyde said.
"You have to be very practical. The needs of so many people are so great that you can't meet them all."
The CO-ID team is now planning an office building in Bhola Island, and plans to build brick walls 1m high around the bottom of all current classrooms to stop the rusting of the current galvanised iron.
Southern Downs Mayor Peter Blundell said a civic afternoon tea will be held on June 28 to honour the work of Mr Hyde.
Afternoon tea
The civic afternoon tea will be held at the Warwick Hotel on June 28 and is invitation only.


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Raymond Deane (Writer/Director/Actor) and Phillip Hammond (Entrepreneur/Producer) are childhood best friends who started their own media company PH Consulting and Media in 2005. PH Consulting and Media is a company that specializes in high-definition professional video production services, effective and targeted TV & internet advertisement services, & attractive custom designed websites and social media pages for small businesses throughout New York City. The company has produced commercials; directed by Raymond Deane that can be seen on The Food Network, Bravo, Cooking Channel, ESPN, MSNBC, NY1, Travel Network & Bloomberg Television.
In 2009, Raymond Deane and Phillip Hammond ventured into filmmaking by launching the company Raymond Deane Films. Since then they have completed 2 feature films and they have also produced a music video that currently airs on MTV. "Play To Win" will be their second social awareness film. There first social awareness film is an anti-bullying film titled "Red Head Randy" which took a very different approach to spreading the message that bullying and discrimination in schools must end. In combination with the film, they also started "The Stand up to Bullying Tour" which brought hundreds of kids out to a positive place where they can feel accepted and loved without worry of being made fun or spoken down to.
The two filmmakers believe that the power of filmmaking can be used to spread a positive message on important issues in a fun and entertaining way.
Raymond Deane has a personal message that he tells kids throughout his films & tours and its "Opinions Don't Define You, That's a Fact!"
Film Synopsis
It's the last day of the school year and Roger; a kid from a small town who loves sports, outdoor activities and games is looking forward to a fun summer with his friends. When Roger gets home from school he receives news that his dad was just hired by the largest video game company and he and his family would have to pack up and move to the big city. Roger quickly learns that none of the neighborhood kids from the city want to go out and play, they just want to stay inside, play video games, surf the internet and pig out on junk food for the entire summer. So, Roger comes up with a genius plan to trick all his new friends to come out to play by making them think the winner of his "Play To Win" Tournament will win the coolest and most awesome new gaming system which hasn't come out yet. This leads to an awesome summer of fun until Rogers plan back fires on him.
Our mission with the kids feature film "Play To Win" is to inspire children nationally to live healthier lives by encouraging them to spend more time playing outside and eating healthier foods. This message is apart of the film in a way that kids can learn a great message while having fun and being entertained the whole way through.
- Phillip Hammond, Executive Producer
Music Video Treatment
The music video's treatment is based off a combination of concepts from the 1988 American science fiction-horror "They Live" and the 1999 American science fiction action film "The Matrix". In the video Grafh has a dream where he is forced to take either a blue pill or the red pill. Once he awakes from the dream he notices that his sun glasses allow him to see subliminal messages implemented by the leaders of the free world . The "Voices In My Head" music video was directed by new & upcoming controversial writer/director Raymond Deane and shot in Grafh's hometown of Queens, New York .
"Grafh music video for Voices in my head is the hood version to one of my favorite movies of all time, They Live" – Raymond Deane, Director
Scene Description
In this scene for the anti-bully film "Red Head Randy", Raymond Deane plays the character named "Coach Tech". Coach Tech is a coach who is a bully. He bullies his players and in this scene Coach Tech (Raymond Deane) gets a little payback from Red Head Randy. He is put in a situation where he is powerless because he no longer has any control over his players and assistant coach. Check it out for yourself below.
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Article: "Love and Inspiration"
Sudan Deane is a motivational speaker, my wife of 10 years and the mother of my 2 beautiful children. She is passionate about spreading positivity into the world by helping people learn more information that will keep them motivated, uplifted and inspired. Sudan wants to help spread the message that we need to uplift and inspire each other. Her philosophy is the more we uplift and inspire each other the more people will reach their goals and dreams in life.
Please visit her website at www.sudandeane.com to learn more about her or to join her inspirational club.
Nick Dubanos is a very talented actor who worked hand and hand with director Raymond Deane and Producer Phill Hammond playing the lead role of Detective Robert Hermon in the film Travail. Be on the lookout for Nick Dubanos in future films. He is a star on the rise!
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As with all goodbyes, every University of Kentucky Senior Day carries an emotional poignance.
Yet the best senior send-offs bring more — fun; a surprise guest; a really good basketball game — than just the melancholy of saying farewell.
On the day that blue-collar, man-of-the-people Josh Harrellson makes his UK home-game swan song, let's relive the five most memorable Senior Days of the Rupp Arena era.
5. 1978 — Seniors: Jack Givens, James Lee, Mike Phillips, Rick Robey
Opponent: UNLV
Outcome: Kentucky 92, UNLV 70
Why it is memorable: This was the farewell to the class of players that basically transferred ownership of the Kentucky basketball program from Adolph Rupp to Joe B. Hall.
In front of an NBC national television audience, Givens and Lee, Robey and Phillips put on a dunking exhibition unlike any ever seen from a Kentucky team to that point in Wildcats basketball history.
The Cats rained down eight — count 'em, eight — slams on the Runnin' Rebels. No one who saw it will ever forget the two-handed jam Givens threw down in the face of UNLV star Reggie Theus.
4. 2008 — Seniors: Joe Crawford, Ramel Bradley
Opponent: Florida
Outcome: Kentucky 75, Florida 70
Why it is memorable: Many UK fans wish to banish all memory of the ill-fated Billy Gillispie era. Which is too bad, because the first Senior Day of the Billy G. tenure was one of the best.
It began with a surprise appearance by Boston Celtics guard Rajon Rondo to present framed UK jerseys to his former Kentucky classmates, Bradley and Crawford.
The game itself had massive meaning on two fronts. Florida came into Rupp having beaten UK seven times in a row. Bradley and Crawford had been on the wrong side of every one of those losses.
Secondly, Kentucky had to win to keep its NCAA Tournament hopes alive. Continuing their own personal final-season redemption tours, Ramel and Joe came up big in the second half and made sure the Cats won.
After the game, there was something else unexpected. Gillispie took a microphone and spoke to the Rupp crowd, then had Bradley and Crawford do the same.
"I love you all," the soft-spoken Crawford told the fans.
3. 1986 — Seniors: Leroy Byrd, Roger Harden, Kenny Walker
Opponent: LSU
Outcome: Kentucky 68, LSU 57
Why it is memorable: In a break from the UK tradition of starting all seniors in their final home game, first-year Cats Coach Eddie Sutton announced the Friday before the game that he would not start Bryan Station product Byrd.
Which added a nice element of surprise when the 5-foot-5 guard was introduced with the UK starters. Said Sutton: "I had a wonderful dream last night. It said 'If you start Leroy, you will win.' "
While Happy Chandler sang My Old Kentucky Home, Harden leaned over to classmate Walker and said "thanks for the memories." At that moment, the tears began to stream down the face of the UK star.
After the game was in hand and the final seconds were ticking down, Sutton removed Walker for a final Rupp Arena ovation. In a show of respect, LSU Coach Dale Brown walked all the way down to the Kentucky bench to shake Walker's hand.
2. 2010 — Seniors: Ramon Harris, Mark Krebs, Perry Stevenson; junior Patrick Patterson also recognized
Opponent: Florida
Outcome: Kentucky 74, Florida 66
Why it is memorable: It wasn't any of the players charging through the pre-game hoops that lent this Senior Day its emotional impact. It was the presence of one player's mother at mid-court.
Two days before Terri Krebs' 49th birthday, her body ravaged by the breast cancer that had spread to her bones, lungs and liver, it was an act of supreme will for her to be in Rupp Arena to see her son make his only career start at UK.
Seated in a wheel chair, Terri got hugs during the pre-game ceremonies not only from her son but also from Harris, Patterson and Stevenson.
The perfect ending would have seen Krebs, a former walk-on, hit the game-winning shot, or at least one shot. He didn't do either, but it didn't really matter. This day was not about the game, it was about who was there to see the game.
Not four full months later, Terri died.
1. 1992 — Seniors: Richie Farmer, Deron Feldhaus, John Pelphrey, Sean Woods
Opponent: Tennessee
Outcome: Kentucky 99, Tennessee 88
Why it is memorable: The Mack Daddy of all UK Senior Days.
Film maker Spike Lee — an acquaintance of then-Kentucky coach Rick Pitino's from his New York Knicks days — sat on the Cats bench for the game.
It was the final game in Lexington for the senior class that stuck with UK through the harsh NCAA scandal of the Eddie Sutton era and then helped Pitino launch the rebirth of Kentucky basketball.
The plot of the contest was almost perfect. We say almost because Woods was ejected just before halftime for fighting with Tennessee's Jay Price. The other three seniors, all Kentucky natives, took over the game late by scoring all but two points in an 18-6 UK run that secured victory.
It was also the final Cats contest in Rupp Arena that legendary radio play-by-play man Cawood Ledford called before his retirement.
I can still hear Farmer turning to Cawood during the ceremony that honored the radio icon that day to tell his fellow Eastern Kentuckian "you are my hero."
If Kentucky basketball continues for eternity, there will never be another Senior Day any better than that.


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Georgia Southern captures SoCon title
Eagles make up five-shot deficit in final nine holes
FLORENCE, S.C. -- Trailing by five shots at the turn in the final round, Georgia Southern played the final nine holes at five-under par to surpass Chattanooga and win the 2011 Southern Conference Men's Golf Championship at the Country Club of South Carolina.
Davidson freshman Richard Fountain became the Wildcats' first SoCon Tournament individual medalist since 1973 as he fired a final round, five-under par 67. The freshman, who claimed his second tournament title of the season, birdied his final hole of the event, the 435-yard par four ninth. With his victory, Fountain earns an automatic qualification to the NCAA Men's Golf Championship.
The Eagles' five golfers combined for 10 birdies on the final nine holes Tuesday, including four from tournament runner-up Lewis Gruber. His three-day total of 208 (-8) paced the Eagles. Senior Logan Blondell also played a key role in GSU's victory, placing third individually at four-under par (212).
Like Fountain, Georgia Southern also earns the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Championships by virtue of its win.
UNCG posted the second-best round of the day, and of the tournament, at 285 (-3) to finish in second place after beginning the day in fourth. Will Almand led the Spartans' charge by shooting 70 (-2) in a bogey-free round while tying for fourth for the event. His 214 (-2) total was matched by Chattanooga's Steven Fox, who darted out with six birdies on the front nine before finishing the day with a four-under 68.
Chattanooga (867) placed third, six strokes off the pace, followed by Samford (875), College of Charleston (876) and Wofford (882).
Elon (886) finished seventh, one stroke ahead of Davidson (887) in eighth. Rounding out the leaderboard was Western Carolina (895), Appalachian State (897) and Furman (900).
Also placing in the top ten individually were College of Charleston's Coy Breen (-1), Elon's Steve Dressel (-1), UNCG's Kyle Sonday (E), Chattanooga's Stephan Jaeger (E) and Samford's Casey O'Toole (E).
Jaegar was voted as the SoCon Player of the Year by the league's head coaches while Wofford's Chandler Brazeal took home Freshman of the Year honors. Samford coach Woodie Eubanks was honored by his peers as the league's Coach of the Year.


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Having a child takes you back to all those parts of your own childhood that you had hidden away.
I always wanted a child. Being a mother is the central thing in my life.
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