Monthly Archives: September 2011
A Season and Team Remembered: Images of the Kinston Indians Final Season
Saturday marked the final game in the long association of Kinston North Carolina and their advanced Single-A Carolina League team the Kinston Indians. The K-Tribe as they were affectionately known was sold in a deal to replace the AA Southern … Continue reading
Filed under Baseball, Photo Montages
K-Tribe on Verge of Elimination: Lose 3-2 on Wednesday and 7-3 Thursday to Keys
Jesus Aguilar hit his 4th Home Run in 4 consecutive post-season games In the space of 21 hours the Kinston Indians went from being 4 outs away from a two games to none series lead to being on the verge … Continue reading
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A Few Concerns Regarding Matters of Faith and Morality
“The fearful danger of the present time is that above the cry for authority, we forget that man stands alone before the ultimate authority, and that anyone who lays violent hands on man here, is infringing eternal laws, and taking … Continue reading
Filed under faith, History, philosophy
Kinston Wins Opener in Frederick: Defeat Keys 3-1
Tyler Holt Kinston pitchers were solid and timely hitting proved decisive as the Kinston Indians defeated the Frederick Key by a score of 3-1 at Harvey Grove Stadium in Frederick Maryland on Tuesday night. The K-Tribe now stand two wins … Continue reading
Celebration in Kinston as K-Tribe Wraps Up Carolina League South Title
The Kinston Indians (Cleveland) are now on the verge of finishing their 25th and final season in the Eastern North Carolina city in a grand fashion by defeating the Myrtle Beach Pelicans (Texas) for the Carolina League Southern Division title. … Continue reading
The 9-11 Generation: The Few
“We few, we happy few, we band of brothers….” Winston Churchill referred to the Royal Air Force’s heroism in the Battle of Britain. He remarked “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to … Continue reading
Filed under History, Military, traumatic national events
Never Forget: 9-11-2001
It has been ten years since we saw the horrifying images of airliners crashing into theTwinTowersof the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, ten years since we saw people plunging to their deaths to avoid being burned to death in … Continue reading
Filed under faith, History, iraq,afghanistan, traumatic national events
An Uneventful Monday on the Eve of War: September 10th 2001
It is hard to imagine that 10 years ago the furthest thing from my mind and probably anyone else’s mind was that a brazen attack would be launched on the United States. We never imagined that by10 AM the following … Continue reading
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Reflections on 9-11-2001: How the Day Changed Me….
We are coming up on the 10th anniversary of a date that changed the country. I wrote about it last year in an article entitled 9-11-2001: A Date that Will Live in Infamy 9 Years Later. This year I am going … Continue reading
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