Monday, February 07, 2011

Premier League Championship Week commences at area gyms this week

Athens Academy's Parker Skiles hoists a three in Premier League action Monday. Photo by Dan Matthews
Nothing makes me happier than seeing a kid who could barely play dribble at the beginning of the season be able to run a play to perfect despite not having come close to winning a game all year. Such was the case for the Athens Academy Green Machine team this year, and green they were as most of the team had never played organized basketball prior to this season under the tutelage of Coach Chris Pittard. Tonight they fought valiantly against Coach Shane Todd and his Prince Avenue team who knocked off the winless Athens Academy squad 22-14 at the Spartan Center in front of an enthusiastic throng of family and friends in the first game of the post-season championship tournament. Games will continue all this week at Athens Academy and Oconee County High School in games for kids from 3rd through 6th grades. This is no Rec League action, this is an AAU feeder league with fast breaks and three pointers, not to mention fouls, full court presses and heartache when you get beat. 

Athens isn’t really trying to hog all the road money | OnlineAthens Blogs

Now the Jackson County newspaper editor is attempting to blame Oconee County because we can not sit down with Clarke County. See what you have done, Melvin?
Athens isn’t really trying to hog all the road money | OnlineAthens Blogs

Deal, Ralston relatives get jobs with nursing home lobby  | ajc.com

Nothing like a little cursory corruption and nepotism to get the government to look kindly on your contentious matters. Get used to it Georgia, it is only going to get worse, much worse.
Deal, Ralston relatives get jobs with nursing home lobby | ajc.com

Watkinsville water pressure back to normal; boil advisory still in effect || OnlineAthens.com

Sounds like I will be able to take my daily shower tomorrow morning, yes I know I am such a hedonist
Watkinsville water pressure back to normal; boil advisory still in effect || OnlineAthens.com

OYP holds auditions for 'Honk!' this week || OnlineAthens.com

OYP holds auditions for 'Honk!' this week || OnlineAthens.com

Boil adivisory issued in Watkinsville || OnlineAthens.com

Boil adivisory issued in Watkinsville || OnlineAthens.com

Boil water advisory issued for Watkinsville

The OconeeEnterprise > Latest Updates > Boil water advisory issued for Watkinsville

Notice about the water main break from Alan Theriault

URGENT IFORMATION!!!
Please be advised that there was a water main break yesterday on 15 South near Athens First. Water was down for about 4 hours and was up again yesterday. Today, that line ruptured in another location relatively close to the one yesterday and because of the nature of this break, we will be forced to issue a “BOIL WATER” advisory for customers in the City of Watkinsville and points south.

This is precautionary, and notifications are being made in the media, on the web and through the city.

Years ago, the water line was installed laying across a sewer line, and today’s break caused a rupture in both. I will advise as more information becomes available.

Alan

Alan D. Theriault
Administrative Officer
Oconee County Board of Commissioners
atheriault@oconee.ga.us
(706) 769-5120

Water main break in Watkinsville - boil water notice forthcoming

Water main break in Watkinsville - boil water notice coming.  Yesterday the fire hydrant was being purged on the north side of downtown during the sunny Super Sunday afternoon with Oconee County officials well aware.

Animal law may toughen in Oconee County || OnlineAthens.com

Not sure I agree with this as dogs and cats roam my neighborhood pretty much without any active animal control officers ever venturing through my quaint subdivision.
Animal law may toughen in Oconee County || OnlineAthens.com

Athens Premier League Basketball

Go see some area kids playing their hearts out this week with the Premier League Championship week. Games are going to be at the Athens Academy Spartan Center tonight and then the Oconee County High School main gym, then the semis at the Athens Academy middle school gym and the Finals at the Spartan Center 5:30 Saturday.
Athens Premier League Basketball

2011 OCPRD Spring Youth Soccer Details

Volunteer to help some kids learn soccer this spring

Woven brightly,
Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.





From: jhightower@oconee.ga.us
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2011 09:36:57 -0500
Subject: 2011 OCPRD Spring Youth Soccer Details

To: Past OCPRD Youth Soccer Coaches & Potential Coaches,  

 

Below you will find the details for spring soccer.  Attached you will find coach application forms and the FEB./MAR. Soccer Calendar. 2011.  If you intend on coaching this spring and have not already done so, we will need the attached forms completed and returned as soon as possible.

 

Free Goal Keeper Clinic for Coaches and Players held on Thursday March 3

 

at 6:15 p.m. at Oconee Veterans Park.

Micro Soccer League - Ages 4 - 7  

 

Fee: $45

 

Age Group       Evaluation                                               Practice Days

 

Under 6            No evaluations for boys or girls league    Monday OR Thursday AND Saturday

 

Under 8            No evaluations for boys or girls league   Tuesday OR Thursday AND Saturday

All Micro coaches must attend the Mandatory Coach Training Clinic on Thursday March 3 at Oconee Veterans Park at 6:15 p.m.

Youth Soccer League - Ages 8 -18

 

Fee: $55

 

Age Group     Evaluation                    Practice Days

Under 10       Monday, February 28     (1) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday AND Saturday

 

Girls: Last name A-K at 6 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 6:15 p.m. OVP

 

Boys: Last name A-K at 6 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 6:15 p.m. OVP

 

Under 12      Saturday, February 26    (1) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

 

Girls: Last name A-K at 1 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 1:15 p.m. OVP

 

Boys: Last name A-K at 1 p.m.; Last Name L-Z at 1:15 p.m. OVP

 

Under 14     Saturday, February 26     (1) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

 

Girls: 1:30 p.m. on OVP

 

Boys: 1:30 p.m. on OVP

 

*NEW Under 16 ( for ages 14 - 15)   Saturday, February 26  (1-2) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

U16 Soccer  will be played in the small sided format on the 80yd x 50yd fields.

Girls: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

Boys: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

 

*NEW Under 19  ( for ages 16 -18)     Saturday, February 26 (1-2) Weeknight (Monday, Tuesday, OR Thursday) AND Saturday

U19 Soccer  will be played in the small sided format on the 80yd x 50yd fields.

Girls: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

 

Boys: 2:15 p.m. on OVP

 

 

 

Evaluations held at Oconee Veterans Park

 

Mandatory Coach Training Clinic held at 11 a.m. Saturday February 26.

 

All coaches must attend player drafts immediately following player evaluation.

 

·         u6 Mon. OR Thurs. AND Sat.

·         u8 Tues OR Thurs.  AND Sat.

·         u10 Boys Mon.  AND Sat.

·         u10 Girls Thurs. AND Sat.

·         u12 thru u19 days times are TBD

 

·         Spring break will be optional practices – fields will be open

 

 

I  hope to see all of you on the sidelines this spring. 

 

 

 

 

Jared Hightower

Athletic Division Program Coordinator

Oconee County Parks & Recreation Department

Phone: 706-769-3965

Fax: 706-769-3967

jhightower@oconee.ga.us

www.oconeecounty.com

 

"There are no Ex Marines"

 

Editorial: Republicans playing game with redistricting || OnlineAthens.com

Editorial: Republicans playing game with redistricting || OnlineAthens.com

Oconee County Observations: Failure of North Georgia Bank Has Effects Througho...

Lee Becker paints a very thorough portrait of the landscape surrounding the failure of community bank.
Oconee County Observations: Failure of North Georgia Bank Has Effects Througho...: "Only One Bank Standing The failure of North Georgia Bank on Friday cut deep into the political, commercial and social fabric of Oconee Count..."

Power Breakfast: Two more Georgia bank failures, metro foreclosures rise, 200 jobs for Cobb, Coke, AOL

Power Breakfast: Two more Georgia bank failures, metro foreclosures rise, 200 jobs for Cobb, Coke, AOL

Sunday, February 06, 2011

Chrysler Eminem Super Bowl Commercial - Imported From Detroit

Fwd: CCDC Fwd: LAST NOTICE AA Dem Breakfast - 12 February



Begin forwarded message:

From: Karen Solheim <ccdc.communications@gmail.com>
Date: February 6, 2011 9:45:21 AM EST
Subject: CCDC Fwd: LAST NOTICE AA Dem Breakfast - 12 February

Dear CCDC members and friends,

See email below.

Sincerely,
Karen Solheim
CCDC Vice Chair fo Communications
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Anita Brannen <anitabarney@charter.net>
Date: Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 11:59 AM
Subject: LAST NOTICE AA Dem Breakfast - 12 February
To:

It is with great pleasure that we welcome Dr. Charles Bullock as our speaker this month! Dr. Bullock is The Richard B. Russell professor in the Department of Political Science at UGA. His research has been in the areas of Southern Politics; Legislative Politics; Elections and Electoral Systems. He is a well known speaker throughout the state of Georgia, across the southeast, and in many places around the world.

A few of the many Publications and Presentations that he has done are:
THE NEW POLITICS OF THE OLD SOUTH
PUBLIC POLICY AND POLITICS IN AMERICA
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS POLICY
RACIAL EQUALITY IN AMERICA
LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE
THE NEW POLITICS

  THIS  EMAIL IS TO REMIND YOU THAT BRETT'S IS NOT NORMALLY OPEN FOR BREAKFAST.                                         
THEY OPEN AND PREPARE THE BREAKFAST JUST FOR OUR MEETING. THEREFORE, WE MUST GIVE THEM A REASONABLY CAREFUL NUMBER TO EXPECT.   IF YOU MAKE A RESERVATION, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO PAY THE $10. WE DO ALLOW PEOPLE TO COME JUST FOR THE PROGRAM. HOWEVER, THIS IS A BREAKFAST MEETING.  THERE IS LIMITED SPACE. WHILE WE WELCOME ANYONE WHO MAKES A RESERVATION, IT IS NOT OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR WALK-INS.
 

ATHENS AREA DEMOCRATS BREAKFAST
 
SATURDAY, 12 FEBRUARY, AT 9:00AM

BRETT'S
3190 ATLANTA HIGHWAY
NEXT DOOR TO INGLES ON THE WEST SIDE
NEAR BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO
 
 
 
SPEAKER: 
 
DR. CHARLES BULLOCK WILL ANALYZE THE 2010 ELECTION 

 
THERE WILL BE A FULL BUFFET BREAKFAST FOR $10, PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS, SO THAT WE CAN NOTIFY BRETT'S HOW MANY PEOPLE TO EXPECT. THEY ARE NOT NORMALLY OPEN FOR BREAKFAST.

Please make reservations no later than 
Wednesday, 9 February, 2011.
  

Please make reservations with
 
Denise Ricks at athensareademocrats@hotmail.com or (706)247-3558
or
Anita or Barney Brannen at anitabarney@charter.net or (706)543-1480










Presentation about native amphibians and reptiles


From:
Pat Priest ;ppriest@charter.net
Date: February 3, 2011 10:19:09 AM EST
To: Oconee County Democrats oconee@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [oconee] Presentation about native amphibians and reptiles


Hi!

Wanted to let you know about something the Oconee Democrats have 
organized at the end of the month: a chance to learn more about and 
handle native reptiles and amphibians. Students who are members of 
UGA's Herpetological Society will give short presentations on topics 
such as hibernation, bringing lots of neat wildlife with them. See the 
press release below.

Look out for nature!

Pat Priest
Member, Oconee Democrats

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Turtles and salamanders and snakes! (Oh, my!)

Monday, February 28th
7 PM
Oconee County Library in Watkinsville
Organized by the Oconee Democrats

The bellowing of frogs calling from area ponds is an iconic sign of
spring. But what are frogs and other amphibians doing before they're
roused by longer spans of daylight?

Members of the UGA Herpetology Society will present a free, hour-long
program at the Oconee County library (1080 Experiment Station Road in
Watkinsville) on Monday, February 28th at 7 PM. The group's young
scientists will talk about the marvels of hibernation and describe how
suburban dwellers can set up simple homes for amphibians and small
reptiles in their backyards to provide a little help for animals
increasingly under threat from development and global climate change.
The UGA students are bringing snakes the club's co-president Todd
Pierson described as "tame as a puppy"; attendees will be able to handle
other native herptofauna as well.

Herpetology is the study of reptiles (turtles, snakes, lizards, and
more) and amphibians (encompassing toads, frogs, salamanders, and other
slippery creatures), and Georgia has an astonishing array of both.
These interesting and elusive creatures play vital roles in the
eco-system, but members of the public know little about them and the
steps they can take to help reptiles and amphibians thrive again
throughout the state.

Pierson, a native of Indiana and undergraduate in the Odum School of
Ecology, is writing an honors thesis on a rather newly discovered
species called the patch-nosed salamander. His dad's interest in
fishing drew him outdoors, and he had a pet gecko and other reptiles as
a boy. At UGA, he's one of the driving forces behind the Gameday
Recycling program on campus. He's quite a fine nature photographer as well.

Ashley Rich-Robertson is also interested in salamanders and nature
photography. A 3rd-year Biology major from Iowa, she'll be among
the presenters at the event. She has worked on EPA-funded research as
an assistant in UGA's marine sciences lab.

Co-president Theresa Stratmann will also be on hand at the event. An
ecology major in her second year at UGA, she became interested in
reptiles while volunteering for a loggerhead sea turtle research project
on Wassaw Island, Georgia. That led to a volunteer stint at the
herpetology department at Riverbanks Zoo in South Carolina. At UGA
she's studying the endangered bog turtle for her senior thesis because,
as she said, "I have quite a weak spot for turtles."

Grover Brown, whose e-mail address includes the word "turtles," will
talk about what some turtles do in the winter to survive. A 3rd-year
Ecology major from Cartersville, Georgia, he aspires to work for a
non-profit organization dedicated to conserving endangered turtle
species. He worked this past summer as a sea turtle intern on
Blackbeard Island in Georgia, patrolling beaches from dusk to dawn for
nesting females. He'll be working this summer in the Southern
Appalachian mountains observing the effects of climate change on either
black-throated blue warblers or stream-dwelling salamanders.

Pat Priest, a member of the Oconee Democrats who helped to organize the
event, said, "We hope people will come to meet these committed young
scientists at UGA -- and learn about the fascinating wildlife hidden
away in the nooks and crannies, ponds, creeks, and gardens all around
us." The event is free and open to the public and suitable for families.

For more information, contact Priest at (patricia.priest@yahoo.com).
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Oconee Democrats' February book

From: Pat Priest ppriest@charter.net
Date: February 6, 2011 8:33:35 AM EST
To: Oconee County Democrats oconee@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [oconee] Oconee Democrats' February book

Here's what we're reading this month: Harriet Jacobs' autobiography,
"Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl."

Please read more about the book below and pass the information along to
anyone you know who might be interested.

Join us sometime!

Pat Priest
Member,
Oconee Democrats

------------------------------------------

February 23rd at 7 PM

The community book group sponsored by the Oconee Democrats will discuss
the poignant "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" by Harriet Jacobs
for its February book.

Initially using only the pseudonym "Linda," Jacobs was the first black woman to publish her own story of her life as a slave.  Frederick Douglass' more famous memoir was published in 1845; hers came out in 1861, the year the Civil War began.  She grappled with different issues (such as sexual assault and motherhood), but she also widened the focus of the narrative of her long and rocky path to freedom by encompassing the role of communities working together to help escaped slaves.

Jacobs became an advocate for slaves emancipated by President Lincoln, co-founding a school with her daughter in Alexandria, Virginia and, after the war, working to educate and provide housing for former slaves
in Savannah.

Jacobs' story includes incredible aspects -- several years of hiding in an attic crawlspace -- that caused some people to doubt her story. Others questioned the veracity because they found it hard to believe that a former slave could pen such a story, or they believed that the
treatment of slaves was not as horrible as Jacobs described.

But scholars have found material evidence that backs up Jacobs' memoir that includes information of the floor plan of the house where she hid and materials such as a bill of sale and a flier that declared her a runaway.

Descriptions in the book about sexual assault seemed unlikely to be true to readers at that time because of societal prohibitions against such revelations.  But Jacobs said she wrote the book because she felt that Northerners needed to awaken to conditions in the south so that they would not send captured slaves back to their owners.  She wrote, "Only by experience can any one realize how deep, and dark, and foul is that pit of abominations."

The book group's founder, Pat Priest, said, "We wanted to read more about slavery for Black History month and also learn more about the run-up to the Civil War, as this year marks the 150th anniversary of the war's inception."

The group meets the last Wednesday of each month at the Taco Stand in the Publix Shopping Center on Highway 53 in Watkinsville.  Participants assemble at 7 to chat and order dinner, with the discussion getting underway around 7:15.  Adults and teens from any county and of any political leanings are invited to drop in anytime to discuss thetopic and book.  For more information, contact Pat Priest
(patricia.priest@yahoo.com).
























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Saturday, February 05, 2011

Local bank closed || OnlineAthens.com

Can someone connect the dots here: Williams brothers get a ridiculous amount of money for what is essentially their mother's tract behind the jail far above market value for the Board of Education for a headquarters that might be built in the latter half of the decade, and then their bank collapses?
Local bank closed || OnlineAthens.com

Friday, February 04, 2011

Watkinsville City Council agenda for regular February 2011 meeting


AGENDA
CITY OF WATKINSVILLE
February 9, 2011



CALL TO ORDER


QUORUM CHECK


MINUTES


APPEARANCES

1. Dwayne Allen – business license – Dwayne A. Photography (Studio) – 16 N. Main St. Suite C



ADMINISTRATION

1. January 31, 2011



MAYOR’S REPORT


CITIZENS COMMENTS



OLD BUSINESS
1. Consider Text Changes to Update & Restructure Language on Conditional Uses
2. Consider update definition of “Malt Beverage”



NEW BUSINESS
1. Consider NEGA Regional Solid Waste Management Update Resolution



ADJOURN

Winning election a ticket for freebies || OnlineAthens.com

I believe Mayor Denson also got sick as a Dawg in Memphis at the Liberty Bowl after watching Georgia's horrible performance against the University of Central Florida in the Liberty Bowl. That is what I call karma. I understand how gratis tickets work, having been in the media for a couple of decades and getting in free for several hundred sports and musical performances as well. I was working on writing about those events, however, and I do think either UGA needs to give away a whole lot more tickets or a whole lot less.
Winning election a ticket for freebies || OnlineAthens.com

Wednesday, February 02, 2011

Broun’s tweets are one-quarter true | OnlineAthens Blogs

Broun’s tweets are one-quarter true | OnlineAthens Blogs

FW: Terry Kay Writer's Workshop, Finding Voice in the Writing of Fiction

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Finding Voice

in the Writing of Fiction

with

Terry Kay

 
Workshop
Details
TKay Books
Date
Saturday

March 26, 2011

 

Time
9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
(break for lunch)
1:00 - 4:00 PM 
 
Fee
$60 OCAF Members
 
$70 Non-Members
 
Location
Oconee Cultural
Arts Foundation
34 School Street
Watkinsville, GA
Get directions

 

Registration

Advance registration is recommended as space is limited

 

To register call

(706) 769-4565 or email
 info@ocaf.com
Download a registration form 
Terry Kay Image

It's a perplexing question for writers: What is voice? Though there are as many definitions as writers, one key seems common to each interpretation: voice equals personality.  And every writer understands - subconsciously at least - that readers respond to personality as readily as they do to story.

 

Finding voice in writing is critical for the success of any story.  The purpose of this course is, first, to identify what voice means to each student and, second, to review ways to create the desired effect of voice. The class will consider the role of the writer, the character(s) and the reader in the development of voice. Particular attention will be given to the use of narrative rhythm and dialogue.

 

In addition to the six-hour, full-day session, there will be one free follow-up session for class members to discuss their work as it relates to voice. (Date and place to be determined.)

 To visit Terry Kay's website
 
< Click Here >

 

 
To read Terry Kay's bio
 
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Deal proposes cuts to pre-k funding  | ajc.com

Meanwhile our esteemed Governor chooses to take money away from those with no high priced lobbyists to complain to (or to grease the wheels either). This should keep our education system near the cellar for the next generation or so.
Deal proposes cuts to pre-k funding | ajc.com

Tuesday, February 01, 2011

Thrilled

Friend --

I am thrilled to make sure you are the first to hear some very exciting news. Charlotte, North Carolina, will host the 46th Democratic National Convention in 2012.

Charlotte is a city marked by its southern charm, warm hospitality, and an "up by the bootstraps" mentality that has propelled the city forward as one of the fastest-growing in the South. Vibrant, diverse, and full of opportunity, the Queen City is home to innovative, hardworking folks with big hearts and open minds. And of course, great barbecue.

Barack and I spent a lot of time in North Carolina during the campaign -- from the Atlantic Coast to the Research Triangle to the Smoky Mountains and everywhere in between. Barack enjoyed Asheville so much when he spent several days preparing for the second presidential debate that our family vacationed there in 2009.

And my very first trip outside of Washington as First Lady was to Fort Bragg, where I started my effort to do all we can to help our heroic military families.

All the contending cities were places that Barack and I have grown to know and love, so it was a hard choice. But we are thrilled to be bringing the convention to Charlotte.

We hope many of you can join us in Charlotte the week of September 3rd, 2012. But if you can't, we intend to bring the spirit of the convention -- as well as actual, related events to your community and even your own backyard.

More than anything else, we want this to be a grassroots convention for the people. We will finance this convention differently than it's been done in the past, and we will make sure everyone feels closely tied in to what is happening in Charlotte. This will be a different convention, for a different time.

To help us make sure this is a grassroots convention -- The People's Convention -- we need to hear from you. We want to know what you'd like to see at next year's convention, how and where you plan on watching it -- and the very best way we can engage your friends and neighbors.

So, please share your input with us right now -- how can we make The People's Convention belong to you and your community?

I can't believe it has been more than two years since my brother Craig introduced me at the 2008 Convention in Denver. It truly feels like it was yesterday.

As I looked out at a sea of thousands of supporters that night, I spoke about my husband -- the man whom this country would go on to elect as the 44th president of the United States. I spoke about his fundamental belief -- a conviction at the very core of his life's work -- that each of us has something to contribute to the spirit of our nation.

That's also the belief at the core of The People's Convention. That the table we sit at together ought to be big enough for everyone. That the thread that binds us -- a belief in the promise of this country -- is strong enough to sustain us through good times and bad.

Barack talked at the State of the Union of his vision for how America can win the future. That must be the focus now, and I know so many of you will help talk about our plans with your neighbors -- that through innovation, education, reform, and responsibility we can make sure America realizes this vision.

But, conventions take time to plan, so please help us make sure that your thoughts and your ideas will ring all the way to Charlotte. Get started now:

http://my.barackobama.com/PeoplesConvention

Looking forward to sharing this together,

Michelle



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Watkinsville Service Center

Even though politically we are poles apart, I give Darcy and them mad props for being great with the engines and vehicles
Watkinsville Service Center

Former Oconee teen’s body found in pond || OnlineAthens.com

Former Oconee teen’s body found in pond || OnlineAthens.com

Trade-A-Book to close permanently || OnlineAthens.com

Trade-A-Book to close permanently || OnlineAthens.com

Georgia Democrats Pick New Leader - 11Alive.com | WXIA | Atlanta, GA

Georgia Democrats Pick New Leader - 11Alive.com | WXIA | Atlanta, GA