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- Great seat for floating down the river or watching the game
- Stadium seat with padded lumbar support and reclining backrest
- Recline feature - four reclining positions for greater comfort
- 17'' high x 16'' wide x 11'' deep
- Durable 19mm powder-coated steel tube frame
- Durable PVC-backed 600 denier polyester material for long life
- Strap and buckle system attaches seat to canoe securely
- Built-in cup holder and back mesh storage pocket
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We bought 4 of these seats to watch sporting events from the very uncomfortable wooden/steel bleachers, these chars are amazing, very comfortable, quick to secure to bleacher, stays firm, a real asset to our sporting collection!!!! The cup holder is a handy added bonus
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Holzie Canoe Stadium seat
Worked perfectly on my canoe for the wife. It supported her back and held firm and in place--she said she was very comfortable with her injured back.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by arlee1951 great product
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Does anyone happen to know if this will fit properly on the center seat of the Old Town Saranac 160XT ?Thank you
Yes, We have the sit-on-top kayaks. The seat fit perfectly. We mounted small brackets in front and in back of the seat. We attached a strap from the front to the back that holds the seat perfectly.A:
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Long enough for any size seat. I have a 17 foot Grumen aluminum canoe, and they fit to a tee.A:
This is designed to fit a variety of canoe seats. The single side straps extend out 11" and the 'V' shaped strap side extends out 7", which they wrap around/under the canoe seat and are held with the strong side-release buckle. Then adjust the webbing length and put tension on the buckle to keep the seat tight. ThanksImages for this Answer
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Our seat broke at the beginning of our float trip--we hit a bank and the male end of the buckle ripped off. Any help would be appreciated!Answers
The price is very good, better to buy another from BPS, then then worry about repair.A:
For inquiries on Bass Pro replacement parts please call 1-800-227-7776.Answers
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I don't know the actual weight. I am guessing 6-8 lbs. I am a senior citizen and I carry it from the truck to the boat dock easily. The grandkids carry it when they use it.A:
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The seat does not fold completely flat. There is a lumbar support in the center of the top of the seat.A:
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Even in Portugal, Primary School children practice earth quake drill, "Get down and get under" and not to run outside like most of their parents do.
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If I were in charge of things, I would make the app "HTML5" for two things. It makes it cross platform, which is what you want. But "HTML5" also has a nice buzzword quality to bamboozle - er, I mean persuade - otherwise technologically illiterate public servants and politicians that they're coming on in for the big win.


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I'm looking for a Bluetooth game controller for my Samsung Galaxy Note II. The problem is it seems all of the controllers I'm finding (SteelSeries, GameStop, MOGA, etc.) only seem to work with specific games, and not one works with every game I want to control. Does anyone know of one, single controller that is truly universal with just about any Android game?
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1st | 2nd | Final | |
Florida Gulf Coast | 43 | 33 | 76 |
Stats at a Glance | FIU | FGCU |
FG Percentage | .417 (25-60) | .556 (30-54) |
3P FG Percentage | .345 (10-29) | .250 (4-16) |
FT Percentage | .565 (13-23) | .522 (12-23) |
Offensive Rebounds | 14 | 11 |
Defensive Rebounds | 20 | 23 |
Total Rebounds | 34 | 34 |
Turnovers | 15 | 17 |
Steals | 7 | 6 |
Bench Points | 20 | 21 |
Statistical Leaders | FIU | FGCU |
Points | Belardo
Rebounds | Frink
- 9 |
Assists | Belardo
- 7 |
Steals | Murphy
- 3 |
Blocks | Akomolafe
Coaching Matchup: Andy Enfield (21-21; 2nd Season) vs. Richard Pitino (3-3; 1st Season)
Date: Thursday, December 13, 2012
Time: 7:05 P.M. EST
City: Fort Myers, Fla.
Site: Alico Arena (4,500)
Live Video & Audio: FGCUATHLETICS.com
Talent: David Moulton (P-B-P) & J. Webb Horton (Analyst)
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Current Streak: L1
At Home: 5-0
Vs. FIU: 2-2
Vs. Sun Belt: 3-2
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Off to its best 10-game start in Division I program history, FGCU will return from an eight-day break from game action on Thursday when it hosts in-state rival FIU at Alico Arena. Currently just outside the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 poll with 44 votes, the Eagles are 5-0 at home this season. The meeting between FGCU and FIU will be the first since 2009 when the Eagles prevailed 81-64. The Green and Blue are 2-0 all-time against the Panthers since entering Division I.
#0 Brett Comer (G)
• Second in the A-Sun & 49th nationally in assists per game (5.4)
• Scored in double figures in last two games
• Has a steal in 14 straight games dating back to last season
#2 Bernard Thompson (G)
• Second in the nation in total steals (32) and 8th in steals per (3.2)
• Ranks 6th in the A-Sun in scoring (15.1)
• Team-high four 20-point games - all on the road
#25 Sherwood Brown (G)
• Leads the team with nine double figure games - 5 straight
• FGCU is 4-0 when he leads in scoring
• 13-of-26 from three-point land in last five games
#20 Chase Fieler (F)
• Coming off career-high 18 points at Iowa State - 15 in second half
• Team leader with 19 dunks out of 37 made field goals
• Averaging 12.2 points and 6.0 rebounds last six contests
#12 Eric McKnight (F)
• A-Sun leader in blocks (16); has a rejection in nine of 10 games
• Has an offensive rebound in nine straight games; leader with 21
• Shooting 53 percent from the field; hit 9 of last 11 at FT line
Outlet (Date) - RPI (SOS)
Real Time (12/10) - 53 (36)
ESPN Insider (12/11) - 60 (34)
CBS Sports (12/10) - 52 (37)
Rivals (12/9) - 46 (32)
StatSheet (12/9) - 48 (30)
CollegeHoopsNet.com (12/10) - 48 (30)
WarrenNolan.com (12/10) - 52 (37)
Dolphin (12/9) - 41 (--)
Sagarin (12/9) - 109 (26)
Massey (12/9) - 109 (58)
Pomeroy (12/9) - 103 (28)
With an RPI as low as 41 and an A-Sun-leading six wins, including ACC foe Miami's lone loss, FGCU was predicted as the No. 13 seed in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament by ESPN.com's Joe Lunardi in his Dec. 11th Bracketology.
Out of the 13 Division I schools in the state of Florida, the Eagles (6-4) are just behind No. 5 Florida for the most victories in the state.
(Records as of 12/10)
Florida: 7-0
Miami: 5-1
Florida State: 5-4
Seven schools: Four wins or fewer
FIU enters Thursday's contest with a 3-3 record, winning three of its last four contests, and coming off an 82-79 win at A-Sun member Stetson on Dec. 9. Led by first-year head coach Richard Pitino, who is the son of legendary Louisville men's basketball head coach Rick Pitino, the Panthers were tabbed to finish ninth in the Sun Belt Conference Preseason Coaches' Poll. FIU returns zero starters from a team that went 8-21 last season. FIU currently leads the Sun Belt, averaging 74.5 point per game this season.
The Panthers are led by a pair of junior college transfers in guard Malik Smith and forward Tymell Murphy. Smith leads the team in scoring at 17.3 points per game, which ranks him third in the Sun Belt, and he also leads FIU in three-point shooting draining just under four treys a game. Murphy is second on the team in points (13.8) and rebounding (6.0).
Thursday's matchup will feature two of the nation's top teams in terms of stealing the basketball. In the latest ESPN Statistical Rankings that came out on Dec. 10, FGCU is 29th in the nation averaging 9.7 steals per game, while FIU ranks 34th in the NCAA averaging 9.5 thefts a contest.
Senior SHERWOOD BROWN and sophomore BERNARD THOMPSON give FGCU one of the top backcourts in the Atlantic Sun and the second-best scoring tandem in the conference. The duo is averaging a combined 30.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game.
• One of two combos in the A-Sun to both rank in the top 10 in scoring ... Thompson ranks sixth (15.1), while Brown is seventh (14.9).
• Both reached the 20-point plateau at Samford, combining for 43 points, including 26 in the second half.
• The duo has reached double figures in same game eight times with FGCU going 4-4.
• Brown or Thompson has led the team in scoring in seven of the 10 games and have been the top two scorers on six occasions.
• Combine to score an average of 17.9 of the team's 37.4 points in the second half.
A-Sun Top Scoring Tandems
Craig/Rodgers (USC Upstate) - 30.4 ppg
Thompson/Brown (FGCU) - 30.0 ppg
Pegg/Graham (Stetson) - 28.5 ppg
Cummings/Love (Kennesaw St.) - 28.5 ppg
Smith/Wallace (UNF) - 27.7 pgg
Sophomore BERNARD THOMPSON registered 57 steals as a freshman in 2011-12 - good for third in the A-Sun and fifth-best in program single-season history - and is already more than halfway to that total this year.
• Leads the A-Sun and ranks eighth in the nation at 3.2 steals.
• Third in the nation in total steals with 32
• Had a career-high of five steals at No. 9 Duke, vs. Toledo and vs. Loyola-MD.
• Current streak of 10 games with a steal, including five straight with at least two.
• Has a steal in 38 of 42 career games, including 29 multi-steal performances.
• Just 11 steals shy of 100 in 42 career games ... Brian Crislip (2002/03) got to 100 steals in 39 games, while Rob Quintance accomplished the feat in 41 contests.
A CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-American a year ago, sophomore BERNARD THOMPSON has a quartet of 20-point games on the road this season and was named the A-Sun Player of the Week on November 20.
• Team's leading scorer (15.1) and rebounder (5.3), marks that rank 6th and 13th in the A-Sun, respectively.
• Thompson is averaging 20.0 points per game in four road games with 24 points at No. 9 Duke, 21 points at VCU, 21 points at Samford and 20 points at St. John's.
• Highlighted by a career-high six three-pointers at No. 9 Duke, - tied for the most threes in the A-Sun this season - he ranks 5th in the A-Sun in three-point percentage (.415) and 9th in threes per game (1.7).
• Averaging 9.4 points in the second half that is boosted by 15 points in the final 20 minutes at No. 9 Duke and at VCU, 14 at St. John's and two other double-digit performances.
FGCU is 5-0 at Alico Arena this season and 14-5 all-time at home under second-year head coach Andy Enfield.
• Out-scoring opponents by 13.4 points per game and limiting the opposition to 53.8 points per contest.
• Forcing 18.6 turnovers per game, leading to 11.0 steals.
• Dominating inside, out-scoring opponents 183-90 in the paint, good for a 18.6 per game difference.
• Defeated ACC foe Miami in the home opener, limiting the Canes to just 29 percent (16-55) shooting.
Over the last five games, junior CHASE FIELER has been FGCU's top rebounder (6.0) and third-leading scorer at 12.2 points per contest.
• Scored a career-high 18 points, including 15 in the second half, at Iowa State.
• Reached double figures in a career long four straight games and six times this season.
• Third on the team in scoring (9.4) and third on the club and 15th in the A-Sun in rebounding (5.0).
• Named to the Battle 4 Atlantis All-Tournament team.
• Team leader with 19 dunks.
• Has led the team in rebounding two times.
Redshirt sophomore ERIC MCKNIGHT sat out the 2011-12 after transferring to FGCU from Iowa State and is off to a strong start in the Green and Blue. The 6-foot-9 bouncy forward with a 7-foot-2 wingspan has started all 10 games.
• Fourth on the team in scoring (7.4) and second in rebounding (5.2), a figure that ranks 14th in the A-Sun.
• Leads the A-Sun in blocks (16) and blocks per game (1.6).
• Team leader with 21 offensive rebounds, good for 9th in the A-Sun at 2.1 per game.
• Shooting 53 percent, highlighted by 11 dunks.
• Produced game-highs of 14 points and eight rebounds in the win over Miami.
• Scored a season-high 15 points against Toledo with seven boards and three blocks.
One of two players to rank in the A-Sun's top 10 in scoring and rebounding in 2011-12, senior SHERWOOD BROWN has twice been named the A-Sun Player of the Week by College Sports Madness an once by the league office. He was also named the MVP of the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament hosted by FGCU after a 22-point night against Toledo in the title game.
• Second on the team and ranks 7th in the A-Sun in scoring at 14.9 points per game, led by a pair of 20-point nights.
• Ranks 20th in rebounding (4.7), tied for 6th in steals (1.5) and 5th in minutes (31.7).
• Has reached double figures a team-best nine times
• FGCU is 4-0 when Brown leads in scoring.
• Highlighted by 17 points against Toledo and 14 at Samford, Brown averages 8.5 points in the second half.
Known for its up-tempo style on offense, FGCU is starting show the traits of some of the teams coach ANDY ENFIELD was a member of at Florida State when it became the first team since the 1990-92 Georgetown clubs to lead the NCAA in field goal percentage defense in back-to-back years.
• FGCU ranks 2nd in the A-Sun in field goal percentage defense (.418), 2nd in three-point percentage defense (.279) and third in scoring defense (66.1).
• The Eagles are 29th in the nation and lead the A-Sun with 9.7 steals per game and rank third in blocks (3.6).
• Total of 25 steals in the last two games.
• Forcing a conference third-best 17.0 turnovers per game, including 15+ turnovers seven times (4-3).
• Allowed 54 points or less in four of six wins.
• Out-rebounding opponents by +1.2 per game - second-best margin in the A-Sun.
Senior SHERWOOD BROWN became the second straight Eagle to win the A-Sun Player of the Week on Nov. 27. Brown's A-Sun Player of the Week honor follows sophomore Bernard Thompson's on Nov. 20. Brown has also been the College Sports Madness' A-Sun Player of the Week two times.
Sophomore BRETT COMER and freshman DAJUAN GRAF give FGCU a solid 1-2 option at the point position. Comer is looking to defend his league assist crown from his freshman campaign.
• Duo is averaging a combined 7.4 assists per game.
• Comer, a 2011-12 A-Sun All-Freshmen team choice, ranks 2nd in the A-Sun with 5.4 assists per game.
• Comer had arguably the best game of his career against Miami with six points, seven rebounds, eight assists and no turnovers.
• Comer recorded his fifth career double-digit assist game at Samford.
• Graf has just 13 turnovers in 10 games.
FGCU is armed with a long and athletic lineup that has been aggressive at the rim and in the paint this season. The Eagles are averaging 33.1 points in the paint this season, including 44 dunks.
Player - Dunks
Chase Fieler - 19
Eric McKnight - 11
Sherwood Brown - 5
Eddie Murray - 4
Leonard Livingston - 3
Bernard Thompson - 2
• FGCU has reached the 40-point plateau in points in the paint in two games - Miami and Toledo
• Been held below 30 points in the paint just one time.
• Eagles had a season-high eight dunks against Toledo.
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Wonderful map, great details.
Wow I really love the colors you added to it and the amount of detail you used. It looks really good
Wonderful map, great details.
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Thanks Lyandra, I do intend to get back into city mapping, hopefully in the not too distant future. I learned a lot making this piece, and there are some things I would do differently next time around. For a practice map I am satisfied with the way this turned out, but I think I can improve upon the overall design.
Well the thing is, it wasn't simply one or two layers, but several layers (some of which included layer masks that I worked on in order to blend them together) set at different layer modes, and at different opacities. The other thing is that the textures themselves were relatively small; I simply used the clone tool to clone them together in random places throughout the map. So I'm not sure that just giving out the textures would even be that helpful. However I do intend to continue to play round with city design, and if it turns out that I find a good way of doing cities in GIMP I may write up a tutorial on the matter and give out the textures and techniques at that time.
Thanks Stormhawk.
Thanks Bogie.
Thanks everyone for the feedback, it's been helpful for me. I learned a lot doing this map, and I intend keep working on improving this style.
Looks great !! and gives me some ideas....
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Fantastic map, technique aside this feels like a really nice little town, the layout works greats and the flow of it all is excellent. However...
Oddly this is the one thing that I actually didn't like. It's a general rule that unless it's murky water the light will cast a reflection, not a shadow on deep water (and if the water was murky it would be a much lighter/diffused shadow than that bridge casts). Also I think the arch is too pronounced and the shape should barely be visible; if the light source was closer to the bridge at the right angle then maybe, but from the sun it should be a more flattened out/straighter shadow that is a little tighter to the bridge. Though if there was a wall at the side of the bridge and the sun was setting on the horizon (ie. shinning directly side on) that is the shape of the shadow I imagine it would cast, at that gentle arch, so realistically I believe it would only be at that position that you would get that shadow, not from an angled top down.
Sorry to focus in on that, but as it's at the center of the map it just jumped straight out at me. Other than that I think it's an awesome map.
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- NAME: Dante
- OCCUPATION: Philosopher, Scholar, Poet
- BIRTH DATE: c. May 21, 1265
- DEATH DATE: c. September 13, 1320
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Florence, Italy
- PLACE OF DEATH: Ravenna, Italy
- Full Name: Dante Alighieri
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Poet, writer, political thinker. Dante was a Medieval Italian poet and philosopher whose poetic trilogy, The Divine Comedy, made an indelible impression on both literature and theology.
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Dante was an Italian poet and moral philosopher best known for the epic poem The Divine Comedy, which comprises sections representing the three tiers of the Christian afterlife: purgatory, heaven, and hell. This poem, a great work of medieval literature and considered the greatest work of literature composed in Italian, is a philosophical Christian vision of mankind's eternal fate. Dante is seen as the father of modern Italian, and his works have flourished since before his 1321 death.
Early Years
Dante Alighieri was born in 1265 to a family with a history of involvement in the complex Florentine political scene, and this setting would become a feature in his Inferno years later. Dante's mother died only a few years after his birth, and when Dante was around 12 years old, it was arranged that he would marry Gemma Donati, the daughter of a family friend. Around 1285, the pair married, but Dante was in love with another woman—Beatrice Portinari, who would be a huge influence on Dante and whose character would form the backbone of Dante's Divine Comedy.
Dante met Beatrice when she was but nine years old, and he had apparently experienced love at first sight. The pair were acquainted for years, but Dante's love for Beatrice was "courtly" (which could be called an expression of love and admiration, usually from afar) and unrequited. Beatrice died unexpectedly in 1290, and five years later Dante published Vita Nuova (The New Life), which details his tragic love for Beatrice. (Beyond being Dante's first book of verse, The New Life is notable in that it was written in Italian, whereas most other works of the time appeared in Latin.)
Around the time of Beatrice's death, Dante began to immerse himself in the study of philosophy and the machinations of the Florentine political scene. Florence was then was a tumultuous city, with factions representing the papacy and the empire continually at odds, and Dante held a number of important public posts. In 1302, however, he fell out of favor and was exiled for life by the leaders of the Black Guelphs (among them, Corso Donati, a distant relative of Dante's wife), the political faction in power at the time and who were in league with Pope Boniface VIII. (The pope, as well as countless other figures from Florentine politics, finds a place in the hell that Dante creates in Inferno—and an extremely unpleasant one.) Dante may have been driven out of Florence, but this would be the beginning of his most productive artistic period.
In his exile, Dante traveled and wrote, conceiving The Divine Comedy, and he withdrew from all political activities. In 1304, he seems to have gone to Bologna, where he began his Latin treatise "De Vulgari Eloquentia" ("The Eloquent Vernacular"), in which he urged that courtly Italian, used for amatory writing, be enriched with aspects of every spoken dialect in order to establish Italian as a serious literary language.
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For the last two months of 2012, members of the Port Chester Auxiliary Police Association stood outside of stores collecting buckets full of money.
On Friday, they showed off what they did with the money when they delivered more than 300 gifts to the Don Bosco Community Center for members of the Don Bosco Boys & Girls Club.
The gift giving was part of the club's Three Kings Day celebration, according to Father Richard Alejunas, executive director of the center. He added that they have an event yearly the last Saturday before Christmas that serves about 1,000 local children. The gifts given out on Friday went to about 150 kids ages 7-12 that are members of the boys and girls club, which Alejunas said is an after-school and weekend program for about 100 kids daily that also serves dinner each night.
While all the kids received multiple items, the most popular item for the girls, or at least the one that drew the most audible shrieks of excitement, were pillows featuring the face of different members of One Direction. Many boys huddled around the compared toy cars they received.
John Touri, assistant director of the auxiliary department, said they collected about $2,900-plus to be divided between gifts for kids at Don Bosco and all-inclusive movie passes for teenagers at the Carver Center, which they handed out last month.
This was the second year the auxiliary police collected money to purchase toys for kids. It was started last year by Melissa Salmon, president of the unit, and expanded this year to include Don Bosco after just raising money for the Carver Center.
Touri said they collected a bit less money this year than last, which he thinks is because of a variety of reasons. Superstorm Sandy delayed the collection process a bit, and then he thinks a lot of people who want to donate to help others were also donating to storm recovery and the people of Newtown, CT, after the elementary school shooting there.
"Still, no matter what's going on in the world, not matter how bad it is, when it comes to kids, people are going to open their wallets and help out," Touri said. "It's not their fault what's going on, and people just want to help."
Touri, Salmon and George Colaluca, director of the unit, were on hand Friday night to hand out the gifts. They were joined by Rosalie Chilelli, of Wells Fargo, who also assisted with the drive.
"They would come in the buckets filled to the top with singles and change," she said. "We'd exchange them for larger bills so it'd be easier for them when they went shopping."
The three auxiliary police officers all said getting to hand out the gifts was a heartwarming moment for them, and Salmon said that as long as others in the unit are willing to help, she plans on the toy drive remaining a yearly tradition.
"My son goes to school with a lot of the kids," she said. "So I know them a bit and know what they want. I can relate to them. It's just awesome to get to help out and see them all happy and excited."
Port Chester Auxiliary Police Deliver Gifts To Don Bosco Boys & Girls Club
They collected money for about two months to buy the toys
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Anne Latella
January 07, 2013 at 02:23 PM
Wonderful work & Community Spirit by The Port Chester Auxiliary Police. Don Bosco Community Center was and is a wonderful place for kids to get together
and make friends and enjoy sports for generations. My family lived in Port Chester
for generations and enjoyed the very wonderful Don Bosco community Center. This is the type of thing which makes Port Chester, N.Y. the best community in the country to live in. Congratulations!
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January 07, 2013 at 04:24 PM
Port Chester Auxiliary Police members spent a lot of time on out the streets during the holiday season to collect donations, making the gift program possible.
Anne Latella
January 07, 2013 at 08:44 PM
The Port Chester Police Department as well as the Auxillary Department have always been admired, trusted and found to be truly interested in the well being of the community. They are thoughtful far and beyond what their duty calls for. God Bless them all.
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Can't say enough about LCCS to convey how blessed we feel to be part of this incredible family. In our seven years at the school our sons have had many more opportunities than they would have in a larger setting. Students are able to participate in so many more activities than would be acceptable in a public school. The Fine Arts program is well known and the quality of the productions is amazing. The Athletics program is competive and has an ever growing list of accomplishments. While no place is absolutely perfect, it is evident how much these teachers and administrators love the students and will go the extra mile to help them in any circumstance. Middle School teams, High School houses, and Biblical integration are all key components of an LCCS education. Many students are involved in the YMCA Youth and Government program. It provides a great way for the kids to gain experience in speaking and debate, and the school's history on both the district and state levels is impressive. Our children have experience at public schools in one of the areas top districts, as well as at another private school, and we can't imagine being anywhere other than LCCS.
Our son was in 2nd grade when we realized he needed more than he was getting in his current public school. We researched and found Ft. Worth's "best kept secret" in LCCS. It was a exactly what he needed in terms a full service education with affordable tuition! He rose to meet the academic & behavioral expectations of the outstanding faculty and administration. He participates in award winning Fine Arts and Athletics. Our daughter has now followed suit. We are a part of the LCCS family and have never looked back. Exceptional!
We love LCCS!! It is more than just a place for your child to learn academically. It is a great christian environment with everything to offer. Wonderful athletic program and state of the art Fine Arts department. Wouldn't want my children to be any other place!
LCCS was a wonderful school for our family. I have three children, all adults now that attended and their lives were greatly impacted by LCCS. the alumni of LCCS tell the story...they are doctors, lawyers, missionaries, pastors, accountants, teachers, men and women serving our country in the Armed Forces and Moms and Dads. If I were to choose a school today, I would choose Lake Country Christian School again. Thank you to the Administration and School Board that continue to hold up the standard of the mission statement. To educate, equip and encourage Christian leaders to fulfill their God-given purpose and impact their culture.
LCCS is a wonderful school. Our children have been able to experience so much. They have had the ability to try all types of activities. This has help make them well rounded. They have also been able to experience true support from other students as well as the teachers when life throws you a curve. The academics are excellent. Our oldest child is in her first semester at The University of Texas at Austin and has earned honors in the McCombs business school.
LCCS is a fantastic school! One of my kids started in sixth grade and the other in high school. All I can say is I wish they both started at LCCS in Kindergarten! The Christian Worldview is presented in every subject and kids are nurtured in their Christian walks by the teachers, admin, and fellow students. I can only imagine how strong my kids' faith would be if I had avoided public school in elementary! The academics are very rigorous and prepare students for entrance into excellent universities. The amount of scholarship money won by relatively small graduating classes is staggering! The teachers and staff are loving and nurturing; but also hold students to the standards that my family wants for our own children spiritually, behavioraly and accademically. I am so glad the Holy Spirit brought our family to Lake Country Christian School!
LCCS seems more concerned with pleasing their wealthier families with multiple children who have been with them since pre-K than in preparing students for college. Students/parents/teachers not at all welcoming to students joining in HS. A complaint from one of their benefactor families against a new student and they're presumed guilty.
We were disappointed in the academics offered. Their "talented and gifted program" was good but cost a great deal more to participate in it. Even though our child made straight As every year at LCCS, when they took the standardized tests to see how they ranked against the National average, they only scored in the middle. Very disappointing. Biblical views are not woven into each subject; mostly just chapel. Their "Bible" class was a handout that they read and colored but it was not explained by the teacher. Several students were not good influences and even though the school says a parent must be a Christian, regularly attend church and have a pastor's letter, we know many did not meet this criteria and it reflected in their character. Because of the financial issues the school is having, the school is looking run down and teachers had to take pay cuts. This reflected in their motivation in the classroom. Our children will be attending a different Christian school next year that has a solid reputation of academic excellence and college preparation and integrates a Biblical worldview into each subject. We hope that LCCS will find it's way in these trying times.
Lake Country equips students to excel in academics, athletics, and the arts. The teachers are committed to providing students an exceptional learning environment that fosters academic success in all students. LCCS students attend high-ranking colleges and universities in Texas and throughout the nation. As an alumnus, I can attest to the school's ability to prepare students for college and beyond with high classroom standards and an ever-increasing number of AP courses. Lake Country is a place where your student can succeed.
Exceptional in all areas! From Athletics to Fine Arts to Academics. My child is challenged in every area, and has opportunity to try out everything! He discovered his musical talent because of the band program. He has excelled athletically because he isn't competing with 600 other students, so he actually gets an opportunity to play, all sports... soccer, football, baseball, basketball whatever. Academically, he is testing on levels 4 grades higher than his grade level. Spiritually, he prays regularly, is disciplined with biblical correction and love and encouragement. Public school simply can't compare. As for the price and financial management, this is 2011. The price is well in line with other private schools and offers as much or more. And the finances are managed quite well. If you are expecting tuition to pay for your childs education then you shouldn't look to private schools anywhere. Love LCCS. God is alive and well in that place. Teachers and staff love the students and the mission is regularly reviewed. Can;t say enough good things.
We love LCCS! Our oldest has been at the school for 9 years. The teachers have been wonderful. They have an unbelievable Fine Arts/Athletics facility! LCCS students rank among the best academically....their chess team competes at the national level - how cool! Definitely one of the top private schools in the metroplex!
As parents, it is our duty to equip our children with the tools necessary for them to succeed as Christian adults. LCCS truly partners with us to ensure our kids are mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally ready for their journey. LCCS has blessed us in so many ways. God's Love freely flows from the entire staff as soon as you enter the building.
Students grow in fun and productive ways through group/class retreats, field trips, local missions, international mission trips, academic competitions, sports, and fine arts. Middle school trips to Austin, San Antonio, Virginia, Washington D.C., and New York City provided greater understanding of historic events, new cultural experiences, and opportunities to show God's love in new environments and situations. Our high schooler has found those trips provided a helpful background when he became involved in Texas Youth and Government. Attending the NASA trip with our fifth grader gave me an opportunity to see how God, fun, and learning, are all interwoven seamlessly by the teachers. Once, on a middle school retreat, a camp staff member shared that, although they host many public and Christian schools, it was Lake Country students they looked forward to each year. They felt our students arrived with a heart for serving others, ready to do any service project without complaint. What a testimony to the character of these students and the examples set by the faculty and staff!
I have taught in the public school system for 12 years. I have always believed in great public school education. I have recently changed my entire outlook on the public school systems after sending my children ( 6th and 8th grade) to Lake Country Christian School. I am impressed with the leadership, the academics, the Christian values, and the integrity of this school. My children are academically challenged. Both have always made easy A's in public school, now they are working for their grades. I am amazed to see the changes in my children as they are becoming great leaders. Lake Country Christian School is a hidden treasure that is worth finding!
As a recent alumnus of the school, I can attest to the quality of the education. I was more than adequately prepared for the top-tier university I now attend. The leadership is great; they understand that discipline is necessary, but they do know how to have fun. The amount and level of AP courses offered is more than adequate; most of my class received a significant amount of credit, getting a head start education-wise. The arts department, all things considered, is good, creating the sort of environment that allows students to excel in any number of things. I know of students who were in a band, played football, and performed in theatre, all while maintaining an excellent GPA. One last note: the great student-teacher ratio allows students to communicate and discuss openly with the teachers, something that is necessary to a proper education.
I graduated from Lake Country in the Spring of 2009. The school prepared me for the rigorous college load that I have now. The AP Courses offered provide the necessary course loads and great instruction by teachers who are passionate about education. The classes are geared toward the AP Exams, thus preparing students along the way for the test that is to come. Both of my AP courses transferred into college credit which saved me both time and money. The class counts are low, the teachers are accessible for extra help, and the social atmosphere is great. Though the school is limited in athletics offered some seasons, the academics are worth it.
I attended LCCS from 4th grade through graduation in 2001. The main weakness of the school was the academic program. The instructors of some of the classes did not have adequate knowledge of the subjects and were not able to answer questions outside of the textbook. Even worse was the lack of competition from my classmates. Very little was demanded of them, so they did not take their coursework seriously. This became very apparent to me during my first year at a competitive university. Several of my classmates at LCCS dropped out of college or attended community colleges. The student population could have benefited from comprehensive reproductive education. About a year after graduation, a significant proportion of my female classmates had had unplanned pregnancies. This is what happens when your school only teaches you that birth control does not work. It failed them when they encountered the real world.
This school is wonderful! My oldest has attended for 11 years. In addition, I have 2 middle school age children who have been there 8+ years. I am convinced this is the best Middle School program you'll ever find. The school leadership has created an innovative way to integrate 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students into teams that work together throughout the school year. The 6th graders quickly become friends with 8th graders (almost unheard of!!!). They are accepted and encouraged as they meet together in chapel each week, in the lunch room and on special community service projects throughout the school year. The 8th graders are recognized by all as the leaders of their teams. They get immediate respect and are challenged to live up to their leadership roles. This gives many children who are not natural born leaders a chance to develop their own leadership style.
Not worth the tuition. The "gifted" program is additional money and almost everyone is accepted. The multi child discount is very small, so the total cost of LCCS is higher than most area schools if you have more than one child. My kids are bored here. We are staying because they have made great friends, but I wish we had started somewhere else.
I only had 1 child at this school last year, and its definitly not worth the money. Very disappointed how the money was managed. You can walk inside & out and see how dated everything is. Academically this school did not impress me or teach my child the way I thought a private school would & should. It seemed more like he was memorizing more than really learning and studying about a subject. Also they didnt have a lunchroom that served hot lunches?!?! Every child had to bring a lunch or have an option to be served from a fastfood chain. I believe Eagle Mountain Saginaw & Northwest ISD have great schools for any child to attend. I myself have 3 children and am very excited that my 2 oldest attend Northwest .I have friends at both these districts and hear wonderful positive comments.
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With the support of its President, James Bowman, and Musical Director, Stephen Layton, the choir has developed an interest in exploring new and neglected works as well as core choral repertoire. In concert the choir is renowned for dramatic and engaging performances, described by The Times as 'interactive concert-going at its most revelatory'. They have become renowned for their exploration of, Russian and Baltic music, exemplified in two albums, Ikon (CDA66928) and Ikon II (CDA67756). They also premiered and recorded Sir John Tavener's The Veil of the Temple, and have recorded music by Schnittke, Grechaninov, Vaughan Williams and Veljo Tormis.