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**New spacious home Beachside Sleeps 10 in Ormond Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 700 - $ 1,400 / week
$ 1,600 - $ 3,000 / month
vacation rental description
Fully furnished A/C 2000 sq ft 8 room beachside home that sleeps 4-
8, includes 3 Bedrooms(1 King
Master, 1 single Queen bedrooms, 1 single king bedrm) 2 baths (one in Master Bedroom),
Great Room with 1 twin size sleeper
full kitchen with all dishes, pots pans
and silverware, Living room with
55" High Def LCD, DVD, and cable, laundry facilities, granite
countertops, Pavered driveway
for 8 vehicles inlcuding covered carport, new tile throughout,
ceiling fans in all rooms, closets,
safe, quiet neighborhood near school. No smoking allowed. Inquire
about pets. This house is brand
new just completed full renovation/remodel.
house rental amenities
All main rooms have TV's with cable, Living room and master bedroom
have DVD players, 55" High
Definition LCD TV in main lving room, all linens included, fully
equipped kitchen and across the
street from beach access.
activities and attractions in Ormond Beach Atlantic Coast Central
NASCAR Daytona Speedway, concerts, convention center, dog racing,
bowling, casual and fine dining,
boutiques, shopping district, spa, theater, bars/night clubs, Bike
Week, Biketoberfest, Race Week,
Beach, walking distance to shopping and dining. Walking distance to
beach. Easy access to Daytona International Speedway.
vacation rental rates
$ 100.00 to $200 PER NIGHT based on time of year
$ 700.00 to $1,400 PER WEEK
$1,600.00 to $3,000 PER MONTH
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Snap Fitness brings its global workout focus to the Crescent City region, motivating fledgling flexers and advanced athletes alike with a personable approach and a plethora of high quality equipment within its facility, which is available to members 24 hours a day. Train for upcoming marathons, 5Ks, or underwater relay races on treadmills or ellipticals. Free weights are ideal for customizing a muscle-building workout, and the cardio TV theater keeps heart-pumpers up-to-date on the latest news or hard-hitting yogurt commercials. Tone limbs and torsos, then work on a beach-ready tan in the center's tanning beds, imparting luscious glows and accenting pigments with virtual rays and actual shimmer.
When owner of Miss April's Musical Arts Studio April Hamm was a kid, her first piano teacher placed Skittles onto the piano whenever April played well. Though she doesn't tempt her students with sweets, April finds other ways to make music education fun. For children from newborns to 4-year-olds, she teaches music and movement classes, combining dance and playing percussion instruments with singing kids' favorite songs.
During her other classes, April instills students with music-reading skills by helping them learn their favorite traditional, popular, and classical songs on piano. In her computer-lab sessions, she even uses computer programs to teach kids music theory and songwriting skills.
Inspired by the workouts he did with pro athletes, ex footballer Steve Smith was eager to share. Gym Matrix was the place he could do that?24 hours a day. Four years later, Gym Matrix occupies three separate locations, each of which have the same set of goals: high-intensity group training paired with workouts in the fully equipped gym. Group training sessions combine the benefits of small groups with a personal trainer to achieve maximum fitness results in fun and motivating environments. Sessions service fitness clients of all levels.
Twenty-five minutes south of New Orleans, the tour guides of Jean Lafitte Swamp Tour guide memorable expeditions into the heart of bayou country. They maneuver swamp boats through brackish water and groves of mossy cypress trees, pointing out alligators, snakes, and other wildlife along the way. Customers can also opt for an exhilarating ride on one of the company's high-speed, open-topped airboats.
Area 51 Laser Tag immerses combatants in a maze of glowing partitions, neon barrels, and ominous radioactive symbols as they attempt to take out enemy players. The indoor battlefield places stealth and speed at a premium, with corners prime for ambushes and corridors that could doom slow-footed competitors. For a more relaxing form of recreation, guests can play video and computer games and lounge in front of flatscreen TVs.
In 2001, Carrie Rezabek Dorr's only venue for her Pure Barre workouts—a blend of dance, Pilates, and strengthening stretches—was the basement of an office building. Crowds drawn by Carrie's choreographing expertise and the infectious music of her routines necessitated expansion, however, and eight years later, Pure Barre spread its franchises to what is now more than 160 locations across the country, spurred by mentions in Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and Health magazines.
Pure Barre guides students through precise isometric movements that craft lean, not bulky, muscles. By flowing through scalable maneuvers that balance limbs against a ballet barre, physiques can lift and tighten traditional problem areas such as the thighs, abs, seat, and arms. The total-body workout is accessible to all fitness levels, and can help new mothers to regain their desired shape without leading the daycare's piggyback carpool. High-energy, intimate classes with small amounts of attendees ensure personalized adjustments and tips, allowing each guest to derive the deepest possible burn from the workout's alternating strength and stretch drills. Pure Barre also offers private barre-ties, DVDs, equipment, designer exercise apparel, and more.

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Navjyoti India Foundation on behalf of all its beneficiaries expresses gratitude to all the participants who promoted and supported its cause to kindle the Flame of Education and spread smiles in the lives of thousands of students.
Airtel Delhi Half Marathon 2012
Our heartfelt Gratitude to
Mr. Ferose is the MD of SAP Labs India and one of the youngest managing directors of a global multinational in India. Ferose has been supporting and running for Navjyoti for the last 3 years & has been actively raising funds. This year too, he has pledged to raise at least 3.5 lakh by running for the cause. He has already crossed his pledge through over 20 individual donors and aims to raise more funds by November 15, 2012.
Ferose says I have been associated with Navjyoti and its various social initiatives for many years now. Navjyoti has excelled itself in making a meaningful difference to the society in the field of education, women empowerment, vocational training, safety etc. I have been particpating in the Delhi Half Marathon as a Dream Runner, with the intent of spreading awareness and raising funds for a cause. It is a unique way to work for a cause, take care of our health and at the same time, have lots of fun.
Hasleen is Pantaloons Femina Miss India Earth 2011. Before Miss India, Hasleen has walked the ramp for all leading designers of India - Tarun Tahiliani, Rohit Bal, Manish Malhotra, Ritu Kumar to name a few. A youth icon, Hasleen is deeply connected with various social causes. She has been actively involved in numerous activities of Navjyoti India Foundation and is sensitizing people about the environment and how they can save it.
Hasleen says It was a wonderful experience of my lifetime. The Navjyoti family has accomplished tasks which most of us can only dream of doing someday but that day never comes due to various reasons. My run was dedicated to all the hard work done by them. And also to remind myself that I too am a part of a larger society with problems and achievements much bigger than mine. I felt patriotic, responsible and not tired at all.
Aadhaar is a 16-year old school student, who pledged to run for Navjyoti & raise at least 3.5 lakh by maximum pledges. With his sheer determination & enthusiasm, Aadhaar has raised up to 4.5 lakh till now through 200 individual donors. He doesnt stop here, he aims to raise more funds by November 15, 2012.
Aadhaar says I feel moved whenever I see the apathy of the underprivileged children and have been volunteering myself for many years to help them. The Airtel Delhi Half Marathon presents a wonderful opportunity to further help the cause. Navjyoti has been doing great work in supporting children through its education programs. I feel connected & compassionate to its cause and I am excited at the prospect of being able to raise money by running the marathon.


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That was a time when men took responsibility for the growth of their children, their work and their town. If you want to know how great these men took their responsibility look at their children and forgive me for forgetting some. The Bergreens, Buller's, Prouty, Plummer, Hesler, Beeler, Eberall, Alexander, Bladine, Celler, and so many more Like Ross, Hanson, Dillon, Shummway, and look at the education we received in the 50's and 60's I would guess over 70% went on to military, trade school and college.
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Senior Connections is a nonprofit that serves thousands of seniors across metro Atlanta every year. In these below-freezing temperatures, that includes keeping them warm. The organization offers a variety of free services to low-income seniors, including hot meals and home repairs.
Bill Morgan, the home repair manager with Senior Connections, said he sees a lot of broken furnaces and busted water pipes.
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According to the National Institutes of Health, even mildly cool homes, at 65 degrees and lower, can trigger hypothermia in older people.
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Lumia 900 remains a strong experience, with some ups and downs
I've been using the
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been a great experience.
I. The Good News: Lumia 900 Appears to Have Self-Healing Paint
Perhaps the most surprising thing that has occurred during my brief tenure with my colorful new smartphone occurred a couple weeks ago when, whilst shuffling several items when entering my car, I dropped it on the hard pavement. I feared the worst.
The glass did not shatter or chip, to my relief, but that relief turned to dismay when i examined the back face, which had long, deep black gashes in the previously pristine blue plastic back-plate. My mind flashed back to Nokia's
snarky commercials making fun of the easily-damaged screens on Apple
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) iPhones and I felt a bit bitter at Nokia for not magically creating a way to better protect their phone against user carelessness, such as my own.
Except, apparently they had.
After a couple days I tried to "tune out" the damage and stopped looking at it because it was depressing me. But last week, while I was discussing my new phone with a couple of colleagues, I went to show the the back, and noticed something extraordinairy -- the subtle, but distinct black gashes were gone, completely filled in. I could not even spot them with my eyes.
The only remaining evidence of the drop was a slight dent on the corner of the phone -- and even that had visibly shifted and lessened.
My Lumia 900's back-face is back to a pristine unscratched state.
I believe Nokia has incorporated some sort of
self-healing polymer
into their Lumia 900's eye-catching colored polycarbonate-derivative backplate. I'm surprised that they haven't made a bigger deal marketing this. But I'm sure not complaining -- it made my damaged phone look pristine once again.
Such self-healing paints/plastics have been
rumored to be coming
to the smartphone space for several months now, but this is perhaps the first phone to be spotted in the wild sporting the robust coat.
I searched for information and could not find anything much specific to the Lumia 900. But either my phone was healed by Jesus or the Flying Spaghetti monster, or Nokia has a (perhaps) industry-first self-healing case design.
II. The Bad News -- More Connectivity Issues
I've noticed a couple of times that my phone seems to drop its data connection, despite
the bug fix
, which was supposed to remove the connectivity issues in Nokia's firmware.
About the best I can figure is that the issue sometimes appears to be correlated to having just downloaded several apps. The issue is somewhat infrequent, but when it lands, it is persistent until I resort to a soft reset.
My Lumia 900 LTE keeps losing data connection with AT&T's network, post update.
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While I've only seen a handful of reports, it appears some other users are experiencing this.
"21stNow" on AT&T, Inc.'s (
) support forums:
This gives me evil flashbacks of my iPhone 4. An update was supposed to fix a problem that I didn't have, I did the update, then I started having the problems. Please fix this Nokia!
At this point I'm unsure if the issues are with Nokia or AT&T. But clearly the problems aren't all solved. The good news is that powering off and on appears to fix the problem for me.
I'm not on
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, my region of service only has HSPA+. I mention this, because some early reports on the connectivity problems, suggest LTE-to-HSPA+ handoff errors were to blame.
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I have an LG900, one of the first WinPhones out there. I am really happy with it, although I too have some of those issues with the cell signal.
While I have tried to disable, and enable the network connections again, I've found that only the same solution applies, a soft reset.
Anyway, it happens very infrequently as you have mentioned, and my LG has better reception than the droids or even an iPhone 4 of a friend of mine most of the time.
So I conclude it most be some glitch within the software managing the antenna or something like that.
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Benjaminjohnson on 8/19/2014 10:08:00 AM more reviews by Benjaminjohnson
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Amazing. All I can say
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Why did I buy this?! It is not the miracle everyone would make it out to be, it's a nice moisturiser, sinks in fast, the smell isn't pleasant, it won't do any miracles.
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I have been using this product for a few years but stopped using cos I wanted to try other brands. Recently, my face broke out with several tiny bumps which I suspect were contact dermatitis due to allergy... I am not sure if this was due to the new skin care brand that i was using or the new foundation brand that I've recently switched to.. I immediately stopped using these and switched back to using the ANR. Amazingly, my face improved within 3 day/night application.. this product truly lives up to its name!
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It's been HG for a few years now. It's not too much for my combination skin, doesn't leave me an oil slick and has done wonders for my skin tone. I've had no problems with clogged pores or breakouts, other than what nature sends with the monthly visitor. If you have one splurge item in your skin care line up, this would be the one to have
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Brown
I bought this product, because my skin was really dry and nothing seemed to work. All my products that I normally use didn't do anything for my skin. It even went to so far that I started getting temporary wrinkles under my eyes, because the area was so dry.
So I changed my skincare routine/ products completely and this Estée Lauder Serum was one of the products that I added. I am only in my mid-twenties and don't need anti-aging products, but I was hoping that this serum would, as the name suggests, repair my skin over night.
It has been over 2 weeks now and my skin is pretty much back to normal, however I am still a little on the fence about this product, because I have also used the Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Antioxidant Concentrate and the Skin Recovery Treatment Mask. So I can't say that it was all because of the Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum. I will try to continue my skincare routine without it, because I am running out of the sample bottle anyway and I will see how I get on.
This product is quite expensive and I recommend getting a sample bottle first. Also you might want to check out Paula's Choice products, because they are taylored for different skin types, which will be more effective.
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I've been using this for over a year. For me, i can't say it does everything it claims to do but I am still very much in love with it because it makes my otherwise dull looking skin look more plump and hydrated. It also allows my foundation to go on much easier and smoother in the morning.
According to Estee Lauder this product is ideal for:
MULTIPLE SIGNS OF AGING - I don't notice much difference...
VISIBLE AGE PREVENTION - I don't notice much difference..
DRYNESS, DEHYDRATION - Definitely hydrates the skin very well!
LINES AND WRINKLES - My lines still look about the same..
DULLNESS, LOSS OF RADIANCE - Definitely yes! The skin texture feels and look smoother and healthier in the morning
OIL-FREE - Definitely yes! Absorbs quickly and leaves skin feeling great
So there you have it. I'm in my 30s and I have started seeing a few small lines and wrinkles here and there, but after using this for a year with no noticeable results, I am now looking elsewhere for age prevention products. But I give two thumbs up for skin hydration and radiance enhancement.
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I first tried ANR last year and loved the results I got with it! I tried to convince myself that due to the price and my love for shoes, clothes, purses etc. I should perhaps find something more reasonably priced. Well the thing is there was nothing as amazing. I love the way my skin looked glowing, refined and lines looked less pronounced. I did ultimately repurchase and won't be giving it up again because after all you only get one skin :)
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I would buy this again and again, it works! Make my skin smooth and soft, it is not thick, feels so hydrating and fleshing on my face, I use this every day and night before cream, sometimes I use it alone. My go to serum! Definitely recommend this! Love this except the high price! Every time when I went to Hong Kong, will purchase the large 100ml version in DFS. Love it!
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Thanks to MVPD for responding quickly to apprehend these criminals. Also, big thanks to the alert neighbors who had the sense enough to notify the police. Anyone hanging out in front of my place gets a call to the PD, and few neighbors around me can keep them at bay if necessary.
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According to the AP style guide, "Robbery in the legal sense involves the use of violence or threat in committing larceny. In a wider sense it means to plunder or rifle, and may thus be used even if a person was not present: His house was robbed while he was away."
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Several Bangor television stations covered Wednesday's pep rally in the Memorial Union in support of the UMaine football team's quarterfinal playoff game against Georgia Southern Saturday. WABI did a live broadcast from the pep rally, including an interview with Raibonne Charles, a senior defensive lineman and forestry major. WVII also interviewed senior linebacker Vinson Givans, a sociology major.
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text: Tips For a Family Technology Detox 5 Tips For Doing a Family Tech Detox by Rebecca Gruber 1/13/11 7 Reactions 36 Shares Print 0 32 4 0 0 Think your family is spending too much time attached to their MP3s, social media networks, TVs, and phones? The start of the year is the perfect time to conduct a family-wide tech detox. Rather than losing body weight, a technology detox helps lighten a family's reliance on devices that keep them from engaging face to face. Just like giving up any other vice, going cold turkey doesn't always work. Check out my five tips for easing your family into a tech-free lifestyle. Photos copyright 2010 ABC Inc. Tell Family and Friends About the Plan What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Simply going "off the grid" may have family and friends calling to make sure you're OK. Before starting your detox, inform everyone about your plan, so they don't think you went AWOL. Social media networks, like Facebook and Twitter can help spread the word. Source: Getty 1 / 5 Start Out Slow What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You know how your family will react best, but give everyone time to adjust to the new tech diet. Start by removing one piece of technology a day, or select one day each week that will be your media-free day. Photo copyright 2010 ABC Inc. 2 / 5 Follow the Rules You Set For Your Family What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 No cheating! If texting is banned in your home, mama shouldn't be sneaking in any – even if she thinks the kids won't see it. The rules apply to everyone, and the whole program is defeated if some family members don't play along. Source: Thinkstock 3 / 5 Plan Alternatives What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Going tech free is great, but you don't want the family sitting and staring at each other! Have an arsenal of activities ready for when boredom strikes. Board games, cooking projects, etc. can all involve everyone — just don't force them. Source: Thinkstock 4 / 5 Gradually Reintroduce Technology What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Once the family sees that they can live their lives without a tether to their tech items, slowly start reintroducing them. Whether it's an hour of computer time each night while dinner is prepared, or half an hour of TV before bed, kids will make the most of it. Source: Thinkstock 6 / 5 0 32 4 0 0 Read More Kids Apps And GamesTech DetoxEditor's PickTechnologyNew Year's Resolution Editor's Pick The 10 Pictures You'll Want to Take of Your Tots Each Month 3 hours ago 66 Fabulous and Unique Birthday Cakes For Baby and Tot 21 hours ago 10 Foundations We Love Under $10 6 days ago The Ups and Downs of Being a Back-to-School Parent 6 days ago Spaghetti Aglio, Olio, e Peperoncino 6 days ago A Melt-Proof Makeup Look That Can Withstand Sweaty August Days 1 week ago rossy 3 years Cell phone texting is really getting out of hand - I've seen people texting while driving & damn well steer clear of them at all costs! I've also seen "friends" standing together TEXTING EACH OTHER rather than TALKING. Phones (landlines & cell phones) were meant to get people "together", talking, when separated by great distances, then later on chatting with those close to you instead of traveling a few miles to see them... Perhaps it was the start of it all: insulation & isolation. - Texting is just the latest form of that & who knows what will come along in the future to make that look good. Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Returning from a mission trip to St. Louis a couple of weeks ago, the Liberty Christian School juniors have tales to tell of lessons learned. From experiencing the joy of helping others to witnessing the way God provides for people's needs, the students expressed growth in many different areas.
"I had never been on a mission trip before so I learned how good it felt to help others and not just do things for yourself," said Baylee Oren, 17. This is her first semester at Liberty. "After we did something for them, we could see the joy they got from it."
Spending several days working with a church that serves the homeless regularly, the juniors helped in a myriad of ways. They worked on the building (built in 1895 and in serious need of attention), sorted and folded clothing to be provided to the homeless and processed meat for the regularly served meals for those living on the streets. They even got to trash dive for shoes.
"Just when the church was about to run out of shoes to give to the needy, someone called and told of a shoe store that had gone out of business and thrown all of their samples away," said Analiesa Smith, English teacher and chaperone. "We fished them out and started sorting them. They pulled out about 2,000 shoes so it took them a long time to find matches."
"It's amazing how things just happen," said Jarrod Fields, discipleship director and Bible teacher. "They needed more shoes for the clothing distribution and they found the samples. They need meat for the meals and a restaurant donates scraps because they want their tenderloins a certain size — that's 500 pounds of meat per week. The volunteer told us that they don't have any money but God continues to provide."
Liberty Christian High School structures mission trips for each grade, starting with projects in Anderson for the lower grades, moving to an out-of-state trip for juniors and finally a journey to the Dominican Republic for seniors.
"We are following the pattern of the Great Commission by starting out where they are and then going into neighborhoods and then outside their state and finally overseas," Fields said. "By taking them away for a week, they really get outside of their comfort zone."
"Poverty exists in Anderson, but sometimes we turn a blind eye to it," Smith said. "By getting them outside what they are used to seeing, they become awakened. When they come home, they continue that service."
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The school board and teachers union in Evergreen Park School District 124 held a quickly called negotiating session Wednesday night and were still meeting as of 10:30 p.m., 51/2 hours after gathering at the village hall.
The union representing striking teachers and school board went back to the table at 5 p.m., according to Illinois Federation of Teachers spokesman Dave Comerford.
District 124 Supt. Robert Machak said he reached out Wednesday morning to Deneen Pajeau, a field representative for IFT, to try to schedule a resumption of negotiations.
The two sides previously met Monday night for about 51/2 hours — a session that ended when the board threatened to not allow students to make up school days lost to the strike or pay teachers for those lost days, union officials said.
SEE: No school for Evergreen Park students again as teachers strike
"I don't want to speak for Deneen, but she sounded as eager as I am to get back to the table and get a fair settlement done so we can get the teachers and kids back to school," Machak said Wednesday morning.
"I hope they have something to offer," said Pajeau, who was with the teachers at Central Junior High School earlier in the day. "You can sit ... it's the willingness to settle."
Another surprise found Machak meeting with about 100 parents at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Central to discuss the strike that began Tuesday, according to Shelly Murphy, who attended the meeting.
"One parent asked to talk to him and word got out. It got kind of heated because parents are frustrated. The kids are suffering," she said.
Murphy's main concern is when her sons Thomas, 10, and Andrew, 9, who spent Wednesday playing outside their home in the 9600 block of Homan Avenue, will return to Southwest School.
"It's aggravating. Everyone else goes on strike, they meet every day. In our district, we hear 'it's their fault,' and 'No, it's their fault,'" Murphy said as the boys raced around on scooters.
Meghan Doyle hopes daughter, Mia, 7, the eldest of four, is soon back at Southwest School. This was Mia's "special week" in the second grade, when she would read a book to the class and bring in items for show-and-tell.
The strike cost Mia her week, so Doyle let her get her ears pierced Tuesday as a treat.
"I'm a stay-at-home mom, but I'm sure the parents who pay for child care (are frustrated). I hope this doesn't go into next week. Everyone wants this to be resolved," Doyle said.
Teachers picketing at Northwest School "would like to be back in school," physical education teacher Kelly Normoyle said, but are willing to strike "as long as it takes." Normoyle brought along her 3-month-old daughter, Kasey, in a stroller.
Kindergarten teacher Debbie Gibbons is concerned about insurance rates, which the union said would rise dramatically under the school board's plan. Pajeau said the board has "no proof the insurance program needs to be changed."
Teachers now pay 25 percent of their medical insurance premium while the district picks up 75 percent. The deal is 10/90 for union members with individual coverage. The board has proposed that teachers instead fund a Health Savings Account, which would be used to cover their health care costs, Pajeau said.
"So you're self-managing your health care. Our teachers have enough to manage with their classrooms and education plans," she said. "You'd have to keep track of everything. That's why we have PPOs and HMOs."
The school board has offered a four-year contract; the union seeks a three-year pact.
The board is offering pay raises based on the Consumer Price Index, with bonuses based on student test scores. The teachers want raises of at least 3 percent each year and staunchly oppose basing bonuses on test scores.
Details of each side's proposals can be found at www.d124.org.
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Ryan Clady has signed a five-year, $57.5 million contract with the Denver Broncos, reports Adam Schefter on Twitter. The team confirmed the length via their official Twitter. The contract reportedly has a base value of $52.5, with $33 million guaranteed. Clady, who played in 2012 on the last year of his rookie contract for $3.5 million, will be one of the highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL.
Injury concerns have played in the background of the negotiations. Clady tore his patellar tendon in 2010 and had surgery on his shoulder following the 2012 season. Despite this, Clady has never missed a game for the Broncos and has given good reason for the team to have faith in his durability.
Clady had some trouble containing things in the less disciplined Denver offense of Tim Tebow, but the team still saw fit to offer him a five-year, $50 million deal following the 2011 season. He settled in next to Peyton Manning and allowed only one sack in 2012, forcing Denver to recognize his value and make him a better offer.
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The agent for Packers UFA OLG Daryn Colledge told PFW Wednesday that he's talked with "several" teams regarding Colledge and that the Arizona Cardinals are the current "favorite" to land the interior lineman.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck said there has been an "active" market for the 29-year-old Colledge, who started all 16 regular-season and four postseason games for Green Bay last season. Sperbeck said he has communicated with the Packers regarding Colledge.
Sperbeck said he would not predict where Colledge would land and indicated no deal was imminent as of yet.
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Burma is a country steeped in traditional customs yet quickly emerging into social and political modernity. Beginning in Yangon, also called Rangoon, you'll visit the Shwedagon Pagoda that Kipling called "a beautiful winking wonder," and in the river town of Bagan, alternately Pagan, you'll explore some of the 2,000 remaining stupas—free-standing Buddhist reliquaries—from Bagan's 11th-century heyday. Next you'll travel by boat to Pakokku to visit one of the country's oldest monasteries, before continuing to Mandalay, Burma's last royal capital, and Sagaing, home to 6,000 monks. Your final destination is Inle Lake, where the local Intha people live in unique floating villages.
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Three taken to hospital from 4 wheeler accident
A 20 year old Mitchell woman is listed in serious condition at Regional West Medical Center after a four wheeler accident late Saturday afternoon in Sioux County. Ashle Stott was one of three females taken to the hospital from the accident, but the only one still listed in the hospital directory.
The State Patrol says 14 year old Madison Cole of rural Mitchell was two miles into Sioux County a mile and a half west of Highway 29 when she lost control of the 4 wheeler on a county road. Stott and 15 year old Jessica Nelson of Mitchell were passengers and the Patrol says two of the girls were pinned under the vehicle. Nelson and Cole are not listed in the hospital directory after being taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries.
There were no safety restraints available. The accident happened shortly before 5 p.m. Saturday.
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TOSS sliced bananas with lemon juice; spoon over cheesecake. Place caramels and milk in microwavable bowl. Microwave on HIGH 2 minutes; stir until caramels are completely melted. Drizzle evenly over bananas; sprinkle with pecan halves. Cut into 24 squares. Refrigerate any leftover cheesecake squares.


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Colerain (8-0) Cincinnati, OH
After a pair of easy wins, its back in the meat grinder this week for
Colerain. Its game with Lakota West this week will test the Cardinals
much better than its trip to Fairfield.
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Next: 10/19 Lakota West (8-0)
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Gulliver Prep doesn't have the players to compete with American
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Your kids will love creating and playing with these miniature action figures. To create the green illuminater, slide the cut-off bottle bottom from the Two-liter Transporter over a battery-operated touch lamp (available at drug and discount stores).
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Neck: 1 paper fastener
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Limbs: 2 pipe cleaners
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Why the Cost of Milk Could Skyrocket
It is no secret that our current Congress doesn't agree on much. Which is why the upcoming farm bill deadline is somewhat alarming.
With lawmakers focusing of other priorities on Capitol Hill, the farm bill seems to have taken a back seat to other issues. Currently, the farm bill sets policy for farm subsidies, the food stamps and other rural development projects.
If Congress allows the current farm bill to expire, 1930s and 1940s-era farm law would kick in, as much as quadrupling the price that the government pays to purchase dairy products. If the government paid that high a price, the cost would be reflected at grocery stores.
Can you imagine the cost of a gallon of milk to quadruple?
Rep. Kristi Noem, R-S.D., one of the negotiators on the conference committee, says her constituents aren't concerned with the differences between the House and Senate versions of the bill, but they just want to see a bill pass.
Some western South Dakota farmers and ranchers are feeling the effects of the expired bill already. An early October blizzard killed thousands of cattle, and a federal disaster program that could have helped cover losses has expired.
Members of the House and Senate are scheduled to begin long-awaited negotiations on the 5 year, roughly $500 billion bill this week.
This will be a good time for both sides of the political fence to come together and get something finalized before the last minute of a deadline looms. After all, isn't this what we teach our kids when it comes to homework and school projects?
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MILWAUKEE (WKOW) -- U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is scheduled to visit Milwaukee Friday, where she'll visit a clinic and talk about the troubled launch of the federal health care marketplace.
The agency says Sebelius plans to visit the Progressive Community Health Centers clinic at 1:00 p.m. and meet with local consumers planning to enroll in Wisconsin's health insurance exchange. She also plans to highlight ways Wisconsin residents can learn more about the online marketplace.
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
The nail in the coffin
If there was even a sliver of a hint of hope for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers it packed its bags and stomped out of town late Friday night.
The Bombers are alone in their futility. This season is all but over with only the possibility of collecting a high pick in the CFL draft to be garnered.
Losing is what this team does best and that should offer some consolation to Bombers fans who have already turned the page and are looking to the future. This team is too inept to get in its own way and somehow win its way out of picking right after the expansion Ottawa Red Blacks.
Even when they are good, this edition of the Bombers is bad.
The Blue offered up their best 30 minutes of football on Friday night and held a 20-0 lead before collapsing to fall 35-27 in overtime to the Edmonton Eskimos.
It was the ugly punctuation mark on a season that now sees the Bombers all alone in last at 2-10 in the CFL.
The loss will hang over this group of coaches and players and likely put an end to any talk of redemption. Head coach Tim Burke can almost certainly not come back from this defeat.
Burke is a good man and has a track record as an excellent defensive co-ordinator. He'll need it. Burke will have to be fired by GM Kyle Walters at season's end.
Walters will now be free to gut as much of this roster as he wants and begin auditions for next season. Trades should be made to improve the team's draft position. No one should be viewed as untouchable.
Free-agent-to-be Henoc Muamba is a priority signing, but Walters must get an answer prior to the trade deadline of Oct. 9.
If Muamba refuses to sign an extension he should be dealt for picks or another Canadian with more term on his contract.
No offer should be denied out of hand. Everything should be considered.
Walters must focus on the future and position the club to try to acquire a quarterback from another club prior to the dispersal draft that will welcome the Ottawa Red Blacks to the CFL for next season.
On the subject of quarterbacks, the Bombers should not be afraid to sign a new passel of passers to audition.
None of the quarterbacks currently in residence has put forth an argument as a future franchise leader. There are NFL cuts and free agents on the street in the U.S. Start bringing them in and giving them a look.
There's no need to insult the fan base with talk of trying to win more games this season.
There is nothing to be gained from it and this community has been forced to accept drek masked as football for too long.
A few more losses won't damage them further. Bombers fans want and deserve a better product. It's time to start working towards that end.
The Joe Mack era is over but it still haunts this franchise. Acting CEO Wade Miller needs to step forward, admit how bad this team is and how far-reaching the problems are and inform fans that a complete and thorough rebuild is underway.
Miller must decide what he's going to do about the GM position and either give the keys to Walters or begin his search for a new candidate.
This season is lost. Gone. Toast. In the wind.
Miller must find a way to make the most use of the remaining games, assets and time available to him.
To date it's been one of the worst football seasons this city has had to endure, but to let it now go entirely for naught would be just as big a sin.
The hole has been dug and the Bombers are in it. All that's left is to simply admit the plight they are in and get out of the hole and look towards a new day.
Or stay in it and let the rest of the league proceed to cover the club and its fans with dirt.
This can either be a funeral or a rebirth. One has a future the other doesn't. Get on with tomorrow. It's already here.
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Good Morning All,
I saw Star Trek XI last night (May 6th) at 8pm - yes thats right, they showed it a whole day early here - and this is my review.
No Spoilers In this Bit
In short - this movie is everything that people are saying it is - Brilliant, Great, Funny, Serious, Sad, Happy, well Cast, with great special effects, great music, a great storyline and great acting.
There were moments in the movie that had the whole cinema almost crying, other moments that had people roaring with laughter and other moments where it was deadly quiet as something serious happened.
Everyone should see this movie - even if they have some conception that its going to be an abomination. Sure, some people might not like it, but I tell you something, there were 2200 people in that cinema with me last night (they showed it on 3 screens), the place was packed full, and afterwards I heard people saying in both English and the Local Language how great it was.
Even my Girlfriend, who anticipated that she would HATE the movie (she thinks Star Trek is for Geeks, the usual) - said afterwards that it was great, highly entertaining, and that she can't wait for the sequel.
In the First Ten Minutes of the movie, there is a sequence with the USS Kelvin and I have to admit to panicing a little bit at first when I saw some shots of the Interiors, however this feeling quickly passed as I got caught in the storyline and after a few minutes, I had gotten used to it. There are some fairly radical changes, but it feels believeable and its worth noting that the Kelvin is a full 30 years older than the Enterprise.
The Movie Feels 80% like the Star Trek we all grew up with and maybe 20% of revamped or altered things. Original Sound Effects are kept for the most part or changed just a little and everything just looks and feels great - Even the Bridge of the Enterprise.
One final thing i will say....Star Trek has had no advertising whatsoever here in Serbia, nothing, yet that cinema room filled up fast. The capacity was around 1000 seats and it was full and that was just in my screen (the showed it on 3 as I said before). If it can be like that here where there has been no advertising, i can only imagine what it will be like tomorrow across the UK and USA and everywhere else when it opens at 8pm.
All in all - 10 out of 10 - Can't wait for the sequel!
Memorable moments:
Sulu forgetting to take of the "Parking Break" before they jumped to warp - DOH!
Mccoy - "I've got nothing left, my ex-wife took the whole damn planet in our divorce!"
Scottys reference to Admiral Archers Beagle! ( I bet he was pissseeeddd )
Checkov trying to get the computer to recognise his "v"s in his authorisation code - wiktor wiktor ahahahahaha!
Vulcan (you will know what i mean when you watch)
Spock and Uhura - this was certainly and eye raiser
Spock kicking Kirks a*s on the Bridge of the Enterprise.
New Spock and Old Spock meeting for the first time.
The sexy green Orion girl at the academy. (yeah yeah I got a thing for green aliens - sue me!)
Leonard Nimoy's "Space, The Final Frontier" Rendition at the end.
The one and only moment of the movie i thought was corny was the Nokia phone in young Kirk's car.....Puh-lease.
Seeing all the pipes and innards of the ship was interesting and believeable. We never saw anything like that in the Trek we all know and love, but you have to believe it was there somewhere.
Huge funny moment when Scotty is accidentally beamed into the Water Pipes.....was laughing my a*s off.
There was a mind meld sequence that recounted the storyline from the Countdown Comic books and how Nero got into the past, which was awesome and well done.
Sulu gets an excellent sword fight with some kind of Katana, prior to that, they space jumped onto a platform which was scary! (Chief Engineer Olsen dies because he deploys his chute too late)
Scotty makes a classic comment about Sandwichs at one point which caused the whole room to burst laughing.
Again, this movie was amzing and i cant wait for Star Trek XII!!
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well I just got back from seeing the film at IMAX in Melbourne... they had star trek music playing before the film started, the music used in The Motion Picture and Wrath of Khan I believe, thought it was a great touch... got you ready for what you were about to see...
just a few discussion points, and things that stood out in the film for me...
I thought I'd never see the day...
which brings me to my next point, kicking him off the ship in the middle of nowhere? I know Spock was emotional, due to his mother's death, and his planet being destroyed, but that was a little silly...
obviously required to fit Old Spock into the story, but this part could've been written a little better... I mean, transporting from a stationary planet to a ship moving at warp speed? a little disappointing this period of the film...
the other part that i didn't feel fitted all that well was the ceremony when Kirk received his promotion to captain... Kirk had just saved earth, but Vulcan had just been destroyed, yet he receives rapturous applause... I guess I felt the occasion should've been a little more solemn... celebrating, but remembering...
it doesn't stop you from enjoying it though...
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Great review, didn't read the spoilers section though, but I'm glad you took the time to share with us all. Can't wait till tonight!!!!
If they have black Vulcans, then I wanna be a black Romulan
Skriptures17, this isn't exactly a spoiler - but your sig is oddly appropriate for the new movie
Come back to this thread after you have seen the movie and see if you agree with my "memorable moments" in the Spoiler part of my post.
I am curious to see if you all agree with me on the memorable moments.
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Please place your spoiler free reviews in this thread for people: http://www.startrekmovie.com/forums/...ead.php?t=6951
I didn't read it but this should be intresting.
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`Went to Taco Bell with my Grandmother. She wanted to see what was playing at the theatre so I drove her to the theatre. She saw that Abramsprise was playing. She goes, WOW New Star Trek Movie, I want to see it, I told her it was not a good movie. She said she would make that decision herself. She watched all the origional Star Trek shows, when they first permiered in 1966. So I will try to take her to the movie,(Maybe take my walkman with me to listen to some music or the news while the disaster is playing) either Friday or Monday.
Many know I hate this movie. Besides the fluff I will now explain a few details why I hate the movie.
I tried to use the code for the spoiler hiding thing but it does not seem to work I invite the moderators to fix it if possiable thank you
the spoiler tag works
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[spoil] One.
The movie goes too fast. Wham Kirk is fighting in a Bar, Wham Kirk is in Star Fleet Academy, Whoosh Kirk is being abandoned by Spock on a Moon, Whoosh Kirk meets Spock and Scotty. Whoosh Kirk is diving on the weapon. AAAAA can't see the movie because of poor photography.
It went about that fast too I wonder if Abrams had it go so fast so people would not be able to think about the poor film he made.
Two. Vulcan.
Destroyed. This means Amoke Time, Journey to Babel, Star Trek the Motion Picture, Star Trek Three and Unification will not be made.
Three. Star Trek is Dead.
You all can say Parallel Universe, Alternate Time Line. But unless Paramount makes a new movie in the normal Star Trek Universe, Then the time line is dead. Paramount could declare all the fan movies to be official and that would keep the time line alive. But unless Paramount did that or made a new movie in the normal Star Trek Canon Universe, its dead. You can say that the normal Star Trek is still there all you want, but unless you actually make a movie about that normal Star Trek or declare the Fan Fiction official, there is no evidence for the normal star trek line existing.
Thats my review.
0 stars out of 10
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Add beautiful mood lighting at outdoor gatherings. Why not craft up a set to use this summer.
The sun is shining and this month the quote "always bring your own sunshine" came to mind. Here is how this page came together.
Using the Extra Large Hexagon Squeeze punch, punch and adhere hexagons from some old dictionary papers. This will form a nice background for your page.
Next, apply a thin layer of paint all over the page. Using the Large Hexagon Squeeze punch, punch smaller hexagons from various patterned papers and adhere in the middle of a few of the larger hexagons already glued in place. Using the Hexagon Sentiments Clear stamp set, stamp tiny hexagons repeatedly and heat emboss.
Using the Amplify™ Mixed media 6 and 8 inch scissors, cut a sun out of patterned paper. Using the Large Fly Away Squeeze Punch, punch butterflies from cardstock and adhere onto the sun. Let some of the punched butterflies hang over the sun's rays and trim off the excess.
Adhere the sun onto the page. Add a quote and sequins to finish the page off.
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The Register-News
---- — JCSA league evaluations Saturday
JCSA will hold league evaluations Saturday for boys and girls playing JCSA baseball or softball this summer.
Boys evaluations will be at Strothman Park. Times are by age: 9 at 10 a.m., 10 at 11:30 a.m., 11 at 11 a.m., 12 at 12:30 p.m., 7 at 1 p.m., 8 and 13/14 at 2:30 p.m.
Girls evaluations are by current grade and will be held at Lincoln/Cusumano Park. Times are: first/second grade at 9 a.m., third/fourth/fifth grade pitchers and catchers should report at 10:30 a.m., all other third/fourth/fifth graders report at 11 a.m. Sixth/seventh/eighth grade pitchers and catchers report at 11:30 a.m., all other sixth/seventh/eighth graders will begin at noon.
Walk-in registrations will be accepted with payment.
Individuals can contact Mike Schubert at 237-0230 or Sara Rennie at 237-8977 for more information.