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With Alexander Gustafsson out with a knee injury, the UFC found a replacement for Jon Jones to fight in his upcoming title defense. Although it would have been nice to see a rematch between Jones and Gustafsson, the match between Daniel Cormier and Jones is becoming an exciting one to look forward to.

Aug. 4 marked the first day of the UFC 178 media tour. It became immediately clear after the first staredown between the two that things between current Light Heavyweight champion Jon “Bones” Jones and Daniel Cormier were getting fierce. During the staredown Jones got a bit too close for Cormier’s comfort, and he shoved Jones in the throat. What followed was a full-on brawl: Jones went on the attack and began throwing punches right there, while officials and promoters tried to pry the two apart. Since the match was announced, the two have been taunting each other on Twitter and in interviews.

However, due to an injury suffered during training (a torn meniscus in his left knee and a sprained ankle), Jones will be unable to fight at UFC 178. The new date for the fight is set for UFC 182.

Now that the fight has been pushed back, Alexander Gustafsson wants back in for his title shot and says that by the time of the match, he will be healed and ready to go. However, UFC President Dana White says he’ll have to wait for his shot and likely face Anthony “Rumble”

Johnson, with the victor fighting the winner of the championship bout.

I don’t mind waiting for the Gustafsson rematch because with tensions so high, this is sure to be a great fight between Jones and Cormier. These are the fights we wait for: two incredibly talented fighters who are hungry for the gold and go at it like beasts. Cormier comes into this fight with an impressive wrestling background, although we haven’t seen if he still has the same strength as he did at heavyweight before he came down to the 205-lb. weight division. There surely has been significant muscle reduction in the weight cut, but could he be faster at 205 with less muscle to carry around? We will see.

Jones, on the other hand, has proven himself over and over to be great in almost all aspects of his game, and only seems to improve every time we see him. He has the skill, drive and speed, and he is a great wrestler and striker.

Not to mention he towers over the challenger, which leads me to believe Cormier will definitely try to take Jones down and use his wrestling. What I have noticed in a lot of Jones’ fights is that he will bring the other fighter’s greatest strength in and use it against them. I’m curious to see if employs this tactic with Cormier.

In any case, it is sure to be a great fight with many other good fights on the card as well. You can catch it live on Payper-view on Jan. 3, 2015.w

Officials struggle to hold back Daniel Cormier and Jon "Bones" Jones at the UFC 178 media tour staredown.

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Taking on anti-Ice Bucket arguments rather than giving our culture As of a Saturday-afternoon up for lost. update on the ALSA.org 2. This flash-pan phehomepage, the Ice Bucket nomenon is taking attention Challenge had raised $62.5 away from important issues million for ALS research — like Ferguson and Iraq. which was over $60 million more You have a finite amount than the ALS Association was of attention. Time you spend able to raise during the same donation period last year.

Brittani Howell talking about ALS is time you aren't talking about Ferguson.

The fad has brought in an Time spent talking about Ferguson is incredible sum; in fact, the Associated time spent not talking about the Ebola Press released an article Friday saying epidemic, or the conflict in the Ukraine, that the challenge may change the way or urban blight conditions in our own nonprofit organizations go about asking community. Time spent talking about for funding. If the videos have been the Emmys or local sports is time not anything to go by, it's been an immense spent talking about anything we just blessing for the ALS community, who mentioned. It is the great tragedy of feel like they have a voice and a media being human that we can't actively, presence that is all too difficult to get. effectively care about everything at once.

So I'm astonished and actually That doesn't mean we should be faulted very irritated whenever I see negative for doing what good we can when we backlash directed at the challenge. It's a find the opportunity for it. Find what you given that there will always be someone care about and devote your energy to it. out there who disagrees with you, Let others do the same. and there are also people who actively disdain anything that comes across as Brittani Howell is the editor of "popular" because they prefer not to be Connect Statesboro, and she promises part of the crowd. That's fine. I get it. that not every column will turn into a But there are two arguments against soapbox. If you'd like to get in touch with the Ice Bucket Challenge that really get her, send her an email at editor@connectunder my skin, and I'd like to offer my statesboro.com!w rebuttals here.

1. It's not actually raising awareness for ALS. People are just doing it to get attention on Facebook. It's narcissistic.

This argument vastly underestimates social media users' potential to actually care about something. Many people are taking the opportunity to talk about the disease in their videos to actually spread awareness. You don't need to know how the disease works or how to prevent it to understand that it hurts people and should be stopped, if it can be.

Additionally, it seems as though the challenge has moved from people dumping ice to get out of donating to people actually doing both.

The other reason this is irritating is, in a lot of cases, it's absolutely right. But maybe people who raise the point should stop faulting charities for using the SCOTT BRYANT/staff highly effective strategy used by every Was taking the challenge kind of narcommercial ad campaign ever, and start cissistic of us?

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Willow Hill School — Gospel Extravaganza, 1 p.m. –2 p.m.

GATA’S — The Steppin Stones, 8 p.m.

Southern Billiards & Burgers — Pool tourney, 8 p.m., $10 entry fee

Millhouse — Do Good D.J.'s, 9 p.m.

Ogeechee Tech — Blood Drive, 8 a.m.

Statesboro Regional Library — Chess Time, 3–6 p.m.

GATA’s — Trivia, 6 p.m.

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Forest Heights Country Club — Feed the Boro Golf Scramble, 10:30 a.m. –6 p.m.

PetCo. — Adoption Day with Humane Society of Statesboro, 11 a.m.– 3 p.m.

Averitt Center for the Arts — Sordid Lives auditions, 6–9 p.m.

Eagle Creek Brewing Co. — Movers & Shakers, 6 p.m.

GSU Planetarium — Two Small Pieces of Glass: The Amazing Telescope,

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Eagles will have a tough fight against Wolfpack Somehow, it doesn’t seem like it has been nine months since that November evening Georgia Southern fans spent basking in the glow of a victory over Florida. Eagle fans didn’t want to leave the stadium — and most didn’t leave for at least an hour Alex after the game had ended.

It was arguably the biggest win in program history as it came against one of the top BCS-level programs in the country.

But now it’s time to go back to work. Georgia Southern must build off that win and ride that wave of momentum into its first season as an FBS program. The Eagles are back in action this weekend against another BCS opponent in North Carolina State of the ACC. Maybe I’m alone here, but the offseason seemed to fly by and I can’t believe it’s already football season again. You won’t

hear me complain about it, though.

Saturday afternoon, Georgia Southern opens a new era of football. The Eagles are now members of the Sun Belt Conference and the Football Bowl Subdivision. Southern also Brown has a new coaching staff as Head Coach Willie Fritz begins his tenure with the blue and white. So what can we expect this weekend?

Honestly, I have no idea. NC State is coming off a disappointing 3-9 season last year. But it is head coach Dave Doeren’s second season at the helm in Raleigh after two very successful seasons at Northern Illinois, where he went 23-4 with two MAC championships and an Orange Bowl berth. He also has served as an assistant coach at USC, Montana, Kansas and Wisconsin. He has won nearly everywhere he has been, so I

Georgia Southern football players from left, Rashad Williams, Kentrellis Showers, Deion Stanley and Nick Wright joke with each other inside the new locker room at the Football Operations Center Friday, Aug. 15, 2014.

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N.C. State safety Jarvis Byrd (14) tackles Central Michigan running back Saylor Lavallii (6) during the second half of a game against Central Michigan in this Sept.

28, 2013, file photo. Now Byrd is a sixth-year senior. expect improvement from last season.

The Wolfpack returns seven starters on both sides of the ball — both the punter and kicker and a total of 35 letterwinners from last year — so they will be an experienced team. Of those 16 starters returning, seven are linemen (4 OL, 3 DL), so this team should be pretty good up front. State is breaking in a new starting quarterback in Florida transfer Jacoby Brissett, and running back Shadrach Thornton is returning after leading the team with 694 yards on the ground despite missing three games in 2013.

Georgia Southern will be chomping at the bit to get back on the field and show the win over Florida to end last season was no fluke. The Eagles still have something to prove, but beating NC State will be no easy task.

The biggest concern I have with the Eagles against NC State this weekend is in the trenches. Southern’s offensive line is full of experience, but these guys have played in the triple option system their entire careers.

The new offensive system is very different, with more zone blocking and less downfield cut blocking. The defensive line is very talented, but there isn’t much depth with experience. It will be interesting to see how that unit does against a veteran BCS-level offensive line.

I can see this going one of two ways. Southern will either be able to stand toe-to-toe with the Wolfpack, or the combination of the new system, new coaching staff and new faces on the field will cause miscues that allow NC State to pull away and win easily.

So my prediction will be somewhere

in between.

I hate to start the year by picking a loss, but I try to make these picks with my head and not my heart. What good would making a prediction be if I just picked Southern to win every week?

Tattler Prediction: The Eagles hang tough, but early mistakes put them in too deep of a hole to recover.

Wolfpack 34, Eagles 20 You proved me wrong against Florida last year, fellas (I picked a 35-17 Florida win). Prove me wrong again! GATA Eagles!w

In this photo taken Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014 N.C. State quarterback Jacoby Brissett (12) passes during practice in Raleigh, North Carolina.

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Get down to Savannah for GSU Kickoff Party

Friday, Aug. 29 True Blue Spirit Business Competition Opening day for businesses throughout the community to begin decorating their storefronts to see who can display the best True Blue Spirit. It's free to participate but businesses must register in order to be judged. One winner will be selected from each of the following categories: 1. Most Spirited 2. Most Creative 3. Best Window Display

Wednesday, Sept. 3 Inaugural Kickoff Balloon Launch All True Blue fans are invited to help us countdown to kick-off with a blue and white balloon launch at Julia P. Bryant Elementary School at 9:30 a.m.

Campus True Blue Block Party Georgia Southern students, faculty and staff will have a chance to win prizes as they participate in different activities at the True Blue Block Party from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. in front of the bookstore.

There will be an inflatable obstacle course along with a dunking tank, money machine (for raffle tickets), Minute to Win It games, cheers and chants from the GSU cheerleaders and different raffles for students, faculty and staff.

Thursday, Sept. 4 Judging for the True Blue Spirit Business Competition Winners recognized at halftime of the game.

Downtown True Blue Tailgate The City of Statesboro and Georgia Southern Athletics will provide True Blue fans with the opportunity to enjoy a tailgate with live music, multiple vendors, arts and crafts for the Junior Eagles and traditional game day football cheers led by Georgia Southern

cheerleaders and Gus. Vendors will be set up, the band will take the stage and activities will begin at 6 p.m. and all speakers will take the stage between 8 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.

Order of speakers: Statesboro Mayor Jan Moore, President Dr. Brooks Keel, Head Football Coach Willie Fritz and Athletic Director Tom Kleinlein.

East Vine and Railroad Street will be blocked off starting at 3:30 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 5

True Blue Eagle Eye Friday Keep your eyes open and your True Blue spirit at its best as GUS travels through Statesboro with his Eagle Eyes opened wide looking to give away prizes only to the truest and bluest fans who are wearing Georgia Southern athletics apparel!

Saturday, Sept. 6 HOME OPENER The Eagles will host Savannah State for the 2014 home opener; kickoff is set for 6 p.m.

Paint the Town Blue Photo Album A photo album from the week’s Paint the Town Blue events will be released on the Georgia Southern Athletic Facebook and Twitter as well as GSEagles.com.

True Blue Spirit Business Competition Winners Announced Winners from the True Blue Spirit Business Competition will be announced and recognized during half-time.

Military Appreciation, Night of Champions and GATA club reunion For maps, links, registration information and other generally helpful info, see GSUEagles.com.w

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Eagle heritage before the season Between trivia officially starts, this is the prizes and raffle place to be. And if you winnings, the already bleed blue guys at Flip Flop and white and want and Stafford to prove how well Promotions, you know Erk Savannah's bar and his football crawl experts who program, you are helping to can come smash sponsor the event, the competition are giving away and take home great game tickets, flip prizes. There will also flops, koozies and be a huge raffle drawing other GSU merwith opportunities to chandise so you earn more tickets can look your throughout the night. best for the home This is the first year games and tailthe Flip Flop Tiki Bar gates in the coming & Grill has thrown a kickoff weeks. party for the Eagles, but the venue The event is free, but has supported GSU football since you can RSVP on the Stafford it opened in November 2011. The Promotions website. The first 100 venue calls itself "Savannah's GSU people to RSVP automatically receive Football Headquarters," and for good two raffle tickets and two koozies. reason: it's run by two Eagle Football You can also score additional raffle fans, Laney Nelms and Ben Melton. tickets by bringing in canned goods "Me and Ben, we're both Georgia for Second Harvest Food Bank, Southern alumni," Nelms said. "So who will be collecting at the event from Day One we've reached out to throughout the night.

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While the graphics for the athlethes are excellent, the graphics for the background characters are noticeably subpar and the commentary is lackluster.

Luckily, the gameplay is so good that you can forgive Madden for its shortcomings.

Latest 'Madden' is more than just an update It’s football season once angles. At the touch of a again, and for gamers that button, gamers can now means a new Madden NFL change the camera angle to game. Madden NFL 15, a preferred view. Another which is developed by EA added pleasure is the Tiburon and published by tackle cone, which adds a EA Sports, is the annual bit of excitement and risk American football sports while making huge tackles.

Tim Webb video game that brings the Players are able to make action into your home. This year, huge hits that can dislodge the ball NFL cornerback Richard for a fumble, or Sherman got the ESPN they may miss the REVIEW vote to be the cover tackle altogether 'Madden NFL 15' athlete. and give up a large As always, EA has gain. The AI, as released another solid always, has been digital football expeimproved and EA Developer: EA Tiburon rience that should be has added a ton Publisher: EA Sports a hit with the fans and of information Platform: Playstation 3, first-timers alike. New and analytics for Playstation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox to this year's Madden is players.

One the huge emphasis on New analytics defense. New pass rush and information options and highlighting on blocking are presented to the player in real has made QB rushing much more time right at the line of scrimmage. substantial.

Gamers can judge matchups and Also added and revised are camera check out tendencies before snapping

This year's Madden puts a big emphasis on defense, adding pass rush options and blocking techniques that previous installments have lacked.

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the ball, all via the right analog stick.

If the gamer is struggling in a certain area, they’ll know it immediately and can make the necessary adjustments to remedy it. Play calling will be observed and the gamer can statistically decide if a new play call will work or not, using this real-time

information.

Madden veterans can breathe a sigh of relief as the popular Connected Franchises and Ultimate Teams make a return in this iteration. Slightly improved to better streamline the experience, Ultimate Teams has removed the reserve deck and focuses on your main team.

There are a few annoyances and bugs, however. With all the new information and analytics added, it can sometimes be overload. Users may find all the information a bit much when trying to make play calls and adjustments. Also, the commentary — simply put — sucks this year: It is very bland and boring.

Even though the game is next gen and star athletes look spot on, the sideline players and fans look subpar and are repeated every few faces.

Madden NFL 15 feels like a fresh new start for the series that will be a hit with gamers. With an increased importance on defense, return of favorite modes and improved playcalling, this year’s Madden is one of if not the best in the series. The added pieces should reassure gamers that EA is not casually sitting back updating rosters, and is committed to updating the game to bring the closest thing to actually playing on the gridiron.w

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Humans of New York goes global somehow represent ‘the world,’ or humanity as a whole,” Stanton writes on his blog. “The point of the trip is not to 'say' anything about the world.

But rather to visit some faraway places, and listen to as many people as possible. … In addition to telling stories of individuals, we hope this trip may in some way help to inspire a global perspective while bringing awareness to the challenges that we all need to tackle together.”

Like his New York photographs, some subjects are simple and even lighthearted. One of his photos shows a woman with her daughters and granddaughters in Amman, Jordan.

“I had five daughters,” the woman told Stanton. “And my daughters had five daughters. And every one loves to spend time with Grandma!"

Others, though, are serious. In his first days on the ground in Iraq, Stanton wrote, “I normally go into my conversations with a set of proven questions to ask, that I find will elicit a wide variety of anecdotes from people's lives: happiest moment, saddest moment, things like that. But with people fleeing war,

Stanton writes, "She said she'd let me take her photo if I bought some peanuts from her. Afterward, I asked if she could remember the saddest moment of her life. She laughed, and said: 'You're going to need to buy some more peanuts."

"We're trying to get to grandma's." it is absolutely impossible to discuss anything beyond the present moment.

Their circumstances are so overpowering, there is absolutely zero room in their minds for any other thoughts.

The conversation immediately stalls, because any topic of conversation beyond their present despair seems grossly inappropriate. You realize that without physical security, no other layers of the human experience can exist.”

HONY has both critics and admirers.

Gawker writer Daniel D’Addario called HONY’s site “a steady stream of clickbait” where “humans are actually caricatures” and the people in the photographs “are reduced to whatever decontextualized sentence or three (Stanton) chooses to use along with their photo.”

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But Daily Dot writer Anastasia Sasewich disagrees. She writes, “We don’t know someone till we’ve walked a mile in their shoes, which is a cliché but a truism, too. By sharing these stories (which are stories in the narrative sense, not the page-length sense), HONY does what novels and music and all other forms of art do, too. They make us feel less alone because they show us that someone else has been there, felt this, done that too. HONY isn’t getting millions of likes and shares because it’s clickbait; it’s getting likes and shares because unlike lots of the other troll-composed, monetized junk on the Internet, it’s giving us something real. It’s giving us a certain kind of mirror, in that we are able to see and experience our own humanity by seeing and experiencing someone else’s.”w

"If you speak gently, you'll find good people wherever you go. If you find a bad person, just move on to the next person."

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After Brandon Stanton lost his stock market trading job, he set out to create an exhaustive catalog of every person in New York, which evolved into Humans of New York (HONY), a project in which Stanton takes pictures of New Yorkers on the street and interviews them. The finished product is a series of photos of people with tales ranging from ex-convicts to aspiring Bollywood stars, and the HONY Facebook page has more than 9 million likes.

But recently, Stanton hasn’t been on the streets of New York City. He’s teamed up with the United Nations to heighten awareness of the Millennium Development Goals — eight goals like halving the extreme poverty rate and ending the spread of HIV, all by the target date of 2015 — which some are saying won’t happen.

Stanton is now taking pictures in places like Erbil, Iraq, Zaatari Refugee Camp in Jordan and the Democratic Republic of Congo on a world tour with the U.N. to expose the stories of people all over the world.

“It would be rather foolish to claim that these portraits and stories

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Prepare your bookshelf: Fall releases are here NEW YORK — So many memoirs are coming out this fall, written in so many ways.

Neil Patrick Harris, for instance, decided that his early 40s was too young for a "life" story, even for a Tony- and Emmy-winning actor. So he has completed Neil Patrick Harris: Choose Your Own Autobiography, in which Harris steps back into the second person to allow you to imagine yourself onstage, on television, or, in November 2006, on edge as you prepare to tell the world you're gay.

"I couldn't wrap my mind around a structure that made sense to me — to

pass on words of wisdom or to write some salacious tell-all. My life hasn't been like that," Harris said during a recent interview.

"So I came upon this conceit of 'choose your own adventure,' to allow readers to choose which autobiography they were interested in. You can have poignancy; you can have funny remembrances, or whatever path you want to follow."

Lena Dunham of Girls fame has written Not That Kind of Girl: A Young Woman Tells You What She's "Learned,'"a non-advice advice book in which she hopes that readers will know when and when not to emulate "a girl with a keen interest in having it all." Amy Poehler's Yes Please promises a "big juicy stew of personal stories, funny bits on sex and love and friendship and parenthood and real life advice."

Keith Richards, having taken care of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll in his million-selling Life, turns sentimental with the picture book Gus and Me, a tribute to his grandfather, musician Gus Dupree. Neil Young honors a favorite hobby in Special Deluxe: cars. Jimmy Page is a "photographic autobiography" by the Led Zeppelin guitarist.

Jerry Lee Lewis: His Own Story is not entirely in his own words, alternating between firstTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS This book cover image released by Crown Archetype showsperson memories and third-person Neil Patrick Harris: Choose Your Own Autobiography, by Neilaccounts by the

Patrick Harris.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author-journalist Rick Bragg.

Former President George W. Bush already has written a memoir, Decision Points, so for his new book (currently untitled) he tells the story of his father, George H.W. Bush. Steve Jobs author Walter Isaacson returns to the virtual world with The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution.

Fiction readers can look forward to books from Stephen King, Janet Evanovich, John Grisham and David Baldacci, among others. Anne Rice brings back the undead for Prince Lestat: The Vampire Chronicles and Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin shares some of the back story in The World of Ice & Fire: The Untold History of Westeros and the Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire).

Some of the top literary writers also have books out. David Mitchell of Cloud Atlas fame has written The Bone Clocks and fellow British novelist Ian McEwan's latest is The Children Act. Hilary Mantel, a two-time Man Booker Prize winner for her novels about the court of King Henry VIII, names names in the 20th century with the story collection The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher. Denis Johnson's The Laughing Monsters is the author's first full-length work of fiction since Tree of Smoke won the National Book Award in 2008. Marilynne Robinson returns to the Iowa setting of her Pulitzer-Prizewinning Gilead with Lila.

For some books this fall, the boldfaced name isn't the author.

The Monogram Murders is a new mystery featuring Agatha Christie detective Hercule Poirot. Christie gets star billing on the cover, but the writer, approved by the Christie estate, is Sophie Hannah. Robert B. Parker's Blind Spot offers a new case to solve for baseball star-turned police chief Jesse Stone, the sleuth of nine novels by Parker, who died in 2010. The author this time is Reed Farrel Coleman.

Dick Francis died in 2010, but a new thriller is called Dick Francis's 'Damage' in U.S. editions. The author's son, Felix Francis, wrote the novel and prefers the British title: Damage, with FELIX FRANCIS printed above the title and "A Dick Francis Novel" at the bottom.

"It's a Dick Francis novel in that it's got horses and was written in the first person and the main character is both courageous and loyal," Felix Francis said.

"I like the idea that I am giving my father immortality, or perhaps I am keeping his name alive. I just hope that if it goes on it becomes a little bit smaller and mine a little bit bigger."w

Release Dates The Bone Clocks

David Mitchell Sept. 2, $18

The Monogram Murders: The New Hurcule Poirot Mystery

Sophie Hannah Sept. 9, $16.43

Gus and Me: The Story of My Granddad and My First Guitar

Keith Richards Sept. 9, price TBA

Not That Kind of Girl: A Young Woman Tells You What She's "Learned"

Lena Dunham Sept. 30, $17.76

Lila: A Novel

Marilynne Robinson Oct. 7, $19.26

Neil Patrick Harris: Choose Your Own Autobiography

Neil Patrick Harris Oct. 14, $19.08

The World of Ice & Fire: The Untold History of Westeros and the Game of Thrones

George R. R. Martin Oct. 28, $29.98

Yes Please

Amy Poehler Oct. 28, $21.14

The Laughing Monsters Denis Johnson Nov. 4, $18.63

Source: Amazon.com, prices listed for pre-order

Eugenia Last AQUARIUS (Jan. 20– Feb. 19) — Financial benefits are possible if you take advantage of a promising deal.

You may learn some valuable lessons by helping take care of another's financial affairs.

Plan a romantic evening.

PISCES (Feb. 20– March 20) — Don't be fooled by appearances. The person or deal that seems so attractive at the moment will turn out much worse than anticipated.

ARIES (March 21– April 19) — Don't settle for second best. Your leadership qualities can propel you to the top of your career, so make sure that everyone knows you mean business.

TAURUS (April 20– May 20) — A personal change will boost your confidence.

Look after details that bring you closer to your goals. Once you feel that you've achieved what you want, you will be able to help others.

GEMINI (May 21–June 20) — Hard work is good for you, but once in a while you need to take a break. Open your home to friends and colleagues for a night of social-

LEO (July 23–Aug. 22) — Someone you have worked with in the past will be the key to a lucrative partnership now.

Your moneymaking ideas, propelled by experience and expertise, will take flight if you collaborate.w

Holli Saxon Deal BURNING BIBLES — Police responding to a reported fire on Savannah Avenue found the interior of the Spirit Filled Baptist Church in disarray and a pile of Bibles outside, burning. Police reports list the suspect as a juvenile.

LOOK BUT DON’T TOUCH — On second thought, he shouldn’t even have looked. Police responded to 111 South Apartments on Rucker Lane, where a man reported being slapped by his girlfriend because he looked at another woman at a party.

PRANK OR WARNING? — Either way, a man at The Avenue at Southern was surprised recently when he discovered a dead, defanged rattlesnake coiled on his porch.

MAJOR METAL THEFT — Someone broke into the Ginn Company on Matthews Road and stole $23,000 worth of wiring and an air conditioner unit worth about $3,000.

ABANDONED AT THE HOSPITAL — A woman called deputies for help when she found herself discharged from the hospital without a ride home. After deputies arrived, staff told her they received a message that her car was in the parking lot.

In the car, she found her belongings and a note from the friend who was supposed to pick her up, telling her not to return to his house because he could not help her further. She was at the hospital’s emergency room being treated for injuries she sustained falling through a deck, she said.w

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Kenmore elite electric dryer, Okra For sale. Cut daily. 301 North, 2002, front loader, works great Old River Rd. Call 912-682-5070 $125, Kitchen chairs,(4) roll and 912-587-5325 Leave message. swivel $120. 912-657-7300 or 912-489-0949.

Announcements For Your Information

General Merchandise

All Around Professionals

Do you have baby and/or children’s items that you are trying to get rid of? Walk in My Shoes a nonprofit organization that helps provide shoes, clothing, and other items to local less fortunate children. We are now accepting donations for lightly used children’s clothing, shoes, toys, baby items, etc. Drop off at 130 E. Lee St. Brooklet, GA across from the Post Office & Police Station Please contact 912-541-2809 for more information Thank you in advance for your generous donation We’re helping kids…one step at a time!

$45.00 complete lawn care special Landscaping, Pressure Washing, Free estimates

Do You Eat When Not Hungry?

The Live It Out Loud Music Festival Scheduled for August 30th In Evans County has been Cancelled and Will Not Be Recheduled.

available now. Statesboro.

Call for more information.

912-682-7350

Produce

Cypress natural, red, black & brown colored Mulch.

Selling by cubic yard. Bulk, River rock, sand, potting soil and aggregates. Deliver. 912601-7073 22204 Hwy 80 E Statesboro,30461 www.mysouthernservices.com

Free to Good Home

Farm. U.S. Hwy 80 East, Statesboro. 1/2/mile East Lowe’s. Behind Wise Nursery. Enter 125 Sandy Way. Closed Sundays. 912601-2338.

Helen’s Hobbies RC Trucks, Cars, Helicopter, Airplanes.

Flying field on site Serious Fun! 957 Buster Miller Rd. Statesboro, GA find us on Facebook helenshobbyshop.com 912-682-1891, 912-587-5742,

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Farm Equipment

one 6500 GMC dump truck.

Two Bushhog 9044 peanut combine. Two Auger 8” & 6” electric. One Hopper bottom dump cart. 912-6821733 912-687-3155

Strickland Farm Our White Peanuts Ready Still have peas Call for availability 682-6299

@912-681-9393 Low-cost spay/neuter, free transport: SNAC 843-645-2500 www.hhhumane.org

Canines & Felines

Personal Care

Help Wanted

COMPUTER REPAIR/VIRUS REMOVAL This months special!

Full maintenance software free w/service.

912-618-8104

SAVE GAS

www.statesborohumane.org

Will sit with your loved ones.

Home, Hospital, Nursing or Personalcare Home. Nights 9pm-7am. References, 20/years experience. First aid, CPR. leave message. 912-425-7022

Parts for less!

House calls available Same day service Open 7/days week

Heavy Equipment

Adopt@countyshelter 912-764-4529, www.petfinder.com,

Two adult cats. Declawed/ Jobs spade/neutered all shots.

Comes with everything. Ton’s of Employment Wanted kittens. Young female Beagle.

Yellow lab mix. Male Brindle Bull dog, Male Blue & white Carpenter Specialist If you need any work done in pittbull. 478-331-9180 Carpentry, electrical, plumbing, framing, flooring or painting.

Pets Call Leroy White. 541-1260.*

Big Yard Sale Event

Saturday Sept 13th 7am-until?

Titlemax parking lot Northside Dr. across from Walmart. Free booth space to vendors. All proceeds benefit the Walk in SUNRISE My Shoes Organization. Booth space is limited. First come/first PRODUCE serve basis. No charge for booth Now has local white screen space, only donation from sale peanuts, boiled or green. proceeds to the organization. Also Butterbeans shelled by Must supply your own tables, the bushel. tents, and other sales display Hwy 80 Brooklet GA items 912-541-2809.

912-842-2544

Items for Sale

Place your ad online

Free to good home

2 Siamese mix, must remain together, spayed and declawed front paws, shots are up to date. Meet Lydia and Ruthie.

912-682-7895.

SEE LEGAL NOTICES Muscadine Grapes

Yard Sale

Event Cancelled

40 FT. Containers

for other counties online www. You pick. 1.00/lb. Marshall’s

Yard Sales

Think Adoption First!

Spay and Neuter!

Lost and Found Pets

Overeaters Anonymous can help! 12-step recovery program.

No dues/Fees/ Weigh-ins. Meetings Fridays 9am. Pittman Park U Methodist Church.(parlor rear of chapel).

Newcomers meet 8:45am.

912-681-9550 for info.

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Pets & Animals

Don’t Breed or Buy While Homeless Pets Die

Simply Southern Kennel

has Yorkies, tiny Chihuahua’s, Shihtzus Poodles, miniature Dachshunds, and other breeds available www.simplysouthernkennel.com

Call 912-536-2726

Bulldog 10mos. Old English Purebred Needs good, loving home.

Energetic, sweet, Alterations playful, rotective. Shots current, Need sewing or alterations? neutered, no health issues.

Specializing Wedding, Prom Crate, bed, toys included. 678and Pageant dresses, as well 707-1645. $500 as everyday wear. Call me, 912CKC Registered German 489-0937.

Shepherd Puppies. Male and Female. $500.00 Both parents Church Pews Red Padded Church Pews for on site. Black/ Tan, and Black & sale, good condition. Call 912- Silver. $200.00 deposit call 478538-4289 or 912-375-1784 682-0138.

The Islands Statesboro

is seeking a Property Manager. Previous property management or leasing manager experience is required. Resumes may be faxed to (912) 225-1388.

Permanent part-time position. Hours M-F 12pm-5pm.

Applicants must be 18 years old and have a valid Georgia driver’s license. Responsibilities include maintain warehouse, inventory control, and other mailroom duties. Fork lift experience a plus, but not a necessity. Will train the right person. Applications are available at The Statesboro Herald.

Please complete application and put attention Warehouse Assistant. No phone calls please.

At East Georgia Regional Medical Center our Commitment to Excellence in Healthcare, and to our Associates NEVER STOPS

Country Walk Sub 3 Plus Acres

Excellent maintained 4/bed, 2/bath, 2/car attached garage, single family residence.

Screen enclosure, deck/patio, fenced yard. Over 3/acres. $191,000. 912-852-3974.

Musicians and singers needed to perform hard rock and country music.

912-536-6890

Immediate openings for highly motivated Outside Plant Engineering Technician involved in staking, inspection, and GPS facility mapping of Telecommunication Outside Plant facilities.

Qualified candidate must have high school diploma & CAD (computer aided drawing) experience. Telecom experience a +. 40/hr week.

Statesboro area www.mccall-thomas.com for app. Email resume to hradmin@ mcteng.com Temporary Positions.

Tractor drivers and yard help needed. Please apply in person to Birdsong Peanuts,3999 Brooklet-Leefield Road, by September 3rd. Must pass drug screen.

One Owner/ Occupant

2008 16x80 Fleetwood Weston. 3 ton AC. 3/bedroom, 2/bath. Excellent condition. Metal siding, metal roof. $25,000. OBO. Must be moved.

912-334-1884 Land/Lots For Sale

3 Acre Lots

10 minutes from Statesboro, water/septic available.

Owner financing $500 down + closing. 912-764-9955. www.southgeorgialand.com

For Sale By Owner

Large 6/bedroom 4/bath brick home. New appliances, new paint, 7/acres with stocked pond. 6/miles from Statesboro. Reduced $225,000.00 904-751-4417 912-764-5686

For Rent

Real Estate Homes For Sale

Great Hunting

3 bedroom house with 148 acres, 30x30 metal building. come see me @ wwwforsalebyowner or Zillow.com 912-852-5241.

122 Blueridge Drive.

(Pepperidge Subdivision)4/ bedroom, 4/bath. 2,200/sqft.

Garage, hardwood, tile, carpet, molding, garden-tub, stainless appliances, tile shower, brick/stone, wooded lot. 229-740-8060

Duplex 2 bedroom 2 bath. 3 bedroom 2 bath houses.

One located near GSU, Two located in a cul-de-sac. 912764-9695.

Home-Built 2004 1.41/Acres

Statesboro. 1607 StanfordPrivate w/pond, spaciousrooms, high-ceilings, approx.

2,900sqft. 4/bedrooms, 2½/ baths, large kitchen, sun room, double garage. Much more. $299,900.00.

Appointments 912-587-7368, 912-398-2134

MULTIMEDIA ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

Outside sales position available at award-winning multimedia publishing company in southeast Georgia. Experience in inside or outside sales is preferred. Must thrive in a fast paced, deadline oriented environment. Should be aggressive, hardworking, have a positive attitude and be willing to go the extra mile to earn top pay. Develop new business while maintaining and growing existing customers. Must be able to cold call, develop proposals, and professionally execute sales presentations. This successful candidate will also be expected to grow revenue of existing accounts by integrating digital media solutions into the client’s advertising mix.

Requirements: Strong creative conceptualization capabilities and interpersonal skills.

Proven ability to manage multiple projects in a dynamic environment Strong oral, writing and editing skills with high attention to detail Bachelor’s degree or equivalent One or more years of aggressive sales experience preferred Ability to work in a deadline sensitive environment Ability to work effectively as part of a team Valid Driver’s license.

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Human Resources & Accounting Clerk (AP/PR/AR)

Near Ogeechee Tech

Beautiful New Custom Home

———————————————————————————We have the following opportunities to tell you about: RN’s (FT/PRN)-ER/ICU/MED SURG/Cardiac Cath/CCU Director, Managed Care/Business Development Director, CCU HVAC Tech Physical Therapist (PRN) ——————————————————————— East Georgia Regional Medical Center is a great place to work!

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Minimum Qualifications: • Understanding of accounting processes and procedures • Experience with data entry • Proficient in Microsoft Office • Highly organized and detail oriented • Ability to multi-task Preferred Qualifications: • Experience with benefits administration • Basic knowledge of HR laws and practices such as FMLA, ADA, FLSA and OSHA Our company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a member of the Drugs Don’t Work Program.

Send cover letter and resume to: G:547 • c/o Statesboro Herald P.O. Box 888 Statesboro, GA 30459

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Administrative Assistant

Statesboro First United Methodist Church seeking professional, detail-oriented Administrative assistant to work 25-35 hours/week.

Must be experienced, highly organized, and have an Wanted understanding of basic Professional Dance accounting processes and Instructor data entry. Must be comfortable in a church envi- for private lessons in Collins ronment. Apply in person GA. Contact Linda @ 101 S. Main St. Drug Free spunky31165@aol.com Workplace.

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The Statesboro Herald Seeking Warehouse Assistant

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Sandy Hill Apartments

560 East Main St. Statesboro, GA Now Accepting applications for 1 & 2 bedrooms.

912-489-8086 TDD 7-1-1

NOW LEASING

Quiet Neighborhood, 1BR Apartment, close to town, perfect for serious student/professional, pets/ security-deposit required, $340-400/mo. (912) 5311076

101 Montgomery Drive.

Spacious 4/bedroom 2/bath Quiet neighborhood. Newly remodeled. New windows, counter-tops, and hardwood floors. $800 Christy Manack Signature Properties 912-764-4000

Beautiful Country Home 3/bedroom 2/bath.

Renovated, new/ appliances,+w/d. Paint/carpet/tile. Ctrl heat/air. 5/ miles from town. Quiet, SEB school district $800/ month 1/month+deposit.

No pets/smoking References/credit check.

706-294-1606

2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo. $495/month. Please call 912-245-1145 for inquiries Country Home Hopeulikit 6/bedroom, 2/bath $875/ month.

Jenkins County 7/bedroom, 2 bath chicken & goat pen, 30x40 storage shed. $750/month 478-494-1121

Two Spacious Duplex’s

Two Miles From Town

Small 3 bedroom, 1 bath farm house with pecan trees.

Screen porch, freshly painted. $400/month + deposit.

912-865-5223, 912-6901993, 912-682-1992

Foxridge Apartments

Southern Cove

602 North Zetterower Rd

3 bedroom , 2 bath, living with fireplace, DR, Eat in kitchen. Double garage.

Hassell Realty Co. Savannah.

912-234-1291 or 912-6584281

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489-9455

will appreciate with time.

Enjoy the car and sell for more than you paid. $29,000, low miles, mint condition.

Serviced locally by Statesboro Imports. Can be seen at 510 North Main Statesboro. Tal Callaway at 912-682-5260.

Motorcycles/ATVS

Cars/Trucks/Vans

2 bedroom, 1 bath, on GSU campus. All appliance including washer & dryer Contact 912-682-7810 Southern Cove.

Quite, Clean 2/BR Condo, Statesboro

REDUCED RENTAL!

College Students

1988 Rolls Royce

Automotive Two bedroom, 2 bath duplex. Lawn Maintenance included + water Quiet area. $700 + deposit. Statesboro.

912-536-6717.

1/bath, LR, Dining, Kit. (stove, ref., dishwasher, disposal),W/D connections, private courtyard, all electric. $550/month. Near K-mart/Mall. Rental history, references, security deposit, 12/month lease required.

478-960-2003 appointment.

230 Lanier Drive Statesboro

Brooklet

2 Bedroom, 2/Bath apartment, Available $625/ month. Brooklet school district. 912-682-8678 or 912842-7797

66 Packinghouse Rd Statesboro, GA Now Accepting Applications For 1, 2, 3, bedrooms 912-764-6797 or TDD 1-800-225-0056

2007 Blue Toyota Tundra SR5

double cab, 4/wheel drive, 97,450/miles, V8, automatic antilock breaks, air, cd, cruise, towing pkg, New breaks/tires. Well maintained. $18,500/OBO 860823-8722/Greg

American Classic 1100CC. Vance and Hynes pipes, after market paint, new battery, corbin seat with removable back rest, black leather back pack included, 27,000 original miles. Helment included. $3000. 912-347-3467, 609-405-3982.

Northside Apartments

61 Packinghouse Rd Statesboro Now accepting applications for 1 & 2 bedroom apartments.

912-764-3728 TDD 7-1-1

½/Month Free = One Year Lease Statesboro

and one month free = two year lease 2/bedroom 2/ bath Condo 230 Lanier /$550/month please call 912-245-1145 for inquiries

1996 Honda Shadow

sudoku Quiet Living

1 bedroom unfurnished or Studio Furnished Conveniently located near Statesboro Mall . Visit or call Mill Run 912-489-8402

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