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Often said by our guests, "The Wine Maker's Estate is the perfect home and perfect location to escape to the Wine Country to experience the quintessential Napa Valley life-style."
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Located on a very charming Old Town Napa Street.
Close to just about everything ... just 7 blocks to Napa Town Center and to world renown restaurants, wine-tasting, spas, Oxbow Center, Wine Train, , micro-brewery, hot air balloon ride connection, The Opera House, theatre, The River walk, Napa Premium Outlets and more! Grocery stores conveniently close also.
Only a two minute drive to HWY 29 and/or Silverado Trail ... the two main thoroughfares to over 300 wineries from Napa to Calistoga.
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|Sports Roundup Oct. 19
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Sports Roundup Oct. 19
Cross Country Districts -
Division III at Ottawa
District 1 boys - 7. Wayne Trace
District 2 boys - 5. Antwerp; girls - 10. Antwerp
Individuals - Antwerp's Sam Williamson (2nd) and Erik Buchan (10th) and Wayne Trace's Arlen Stoller (11th) advance to regionals
Division II at Liberty Center
Boys - 7. Paulding; girls - 8. Paulding
Division IV Volleyball at Ottoville -
First Match – Leipsic over Patrick Henry 25-15, 25-10, 25-8
Leipsic will play Arcadia in the first district semifinal at Ottawa Glandorf on Tuesday.
Second Match – Crestview over Wayne Trace 25-18, 25-14, 25-17
Crestview will play McComb in the second district semifinal at Ottawa Glandorf on Tuesday.
Crestview is 17-7 on the season, Wayne Trace closes at 15-9.
Wayne Trace Statistical Leaders:
Madison McClure (11-12 serving, 10 assists, six digs)
Brenda Feasby (9-10 serving, three kills, 16 digs)
Lauren Speice (three kills)
Sylvia Young (nine kills)
Addison Baumle (five kills)
Gina Sinn (eight digs)
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS — Nine-year-old Alex Arrington considers himself a Lego master.
This third-grader is great, in fact, with just about any methodical subject.
"Science, but I'm best at math," Alex said. "I like fractions."
Socially, it's a different story.
"He hasn't been invited to many birthday parties or anything like that," admits his mother, Debbie Arrington. "He's better now, but he was so aggressive in the earlier years in school. And I think the kids got to where they were afraid of him. It's very sad for Alex, and sad that the other kids don't understand him."
What many people don't understand is that Alex has Asperger's, a disorder on the autism spectrum that particularly affects social interaction.
Twice a week — at school and at home — Alex gets therapy to better learn social skills. Right now, a child can show any six on a list of behaviors to be labeled "autistic" and recieve services.
Under changes being considered by the American Psychological Association, there would have to be specific deficits in social interaction and at least two repetitive behaviors to qualify.
If the criteria for autism disorders is narrowed, Alex may no longer qualify for this help, because he is too smart, and doesn't exhibit repetitive behaviors.
His speech pathologist, Courtney Mullaney, believes that would be a grave error — not just for Alex, but for society.
"He is so desperate to have a friend, that he would engage in behavior that could end him in places that he doesn't need to be or in an alternative school," Mullaney said. "So the hope is with good therapy, we're giving him the tools to work through those things."
Mullaney provides therapy in Alex's home, where the surroundings are familiar and non-threatening.
Alex admits that while therapy can be difficult, he sees a difference in himself as a result.
"In the past, I would kick, hit, and bite when I didn't get what I wanted," he said.
Now, when he gets angry, Alex said he thinks of something that makes him happy — like Legos.
About one-third of all people with autism have no paid job experience, college, or technical school seven years after graduating high school, according to a study printed in the June issue of the journal Pediatrics.
Without the current intervention, the Arringtons fear that Alex could add to that statistic, instead of building on the skills he's learning now to become a productive adult.
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Hierarchal Assembly - Dn. Panagiotis Hanley - Greek Orthodox Metropolis of New Jersey | June 27, 2010 | HT: Orthodox Christian Laity (OCL) Protodeacon Eric Wheeler's editorial was mind-boggling and quite surprising. His conclusions and arguments were all over the map and quite inaccurate. That old world mentality, which he spoke of, is what has kept the Orthodox Church throughout the world from becoming a protestant church. Fast food spiritually is what I call it. Get in, get out, and get Jesus! That old world mentality has kept Orthodox Christians throughout the world away from that pit fall; with some exceptions of course, that I am sure my critics shall point out. That old world mentality is what we call Tradition in the Orthodox Church with a capital 'T'. This is a mindset that has served Orthodoxy well since the Church was founded. It is found in the Gospels and in the Book of Acts, as well as throughout the Holy Scriptures, and is so ancient in fact; it has its roots in … [Read more...]
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Who's Afraid of Science?
Learning about science has taught me humility about my Bible reading and it has pushed me to think again, to read again, to ask again, and to wonder all over again what the Bible was saying when it was written and how the Bible was heard to its original hearers (so far as the evidence permits us to know such things).
Origins News Roundup for July 23, 2014
This week in origins news, a great collection of articles by key players in the conversation about theology and science, a surprising science fair discovery, and the Apollo 11 anniversary!
Creation Unfolding: Reading Genesis in a Historical Setting
For my part, the historical setting of the text plays an important role in how I read. It's not a problem in my view to see the authors of Genesis embedded in their times, writing in the scientific/mythological terms they knew, even if those terms are now obsolete.
Video repost: Chris Tilling on Biblical Genre and Relational Truths
"There are clues in a text as to how the text should be written, so with Genesis, the rhythmic nature of Genesis 1 and 2, the almost poetic, and hymnic, function that it would have played in the liturgy of the earliest Jewish lives… it seems to me that there are clues here that it should be read in a theological way."
Interview with Ronald Osborn
We must press beyond the various creation narratives in the Hebrew Bible, including the final chapters of Job, to the picture of God revealed in the New Testament—the Creator who does not rationally explain away the scandal of suffering but who instead enters into it.
A Review of "Death Before the Fall: Biblical Literalism and the Problem of Animal Suffering" by Ronald E. Osborn
The confident assertion that the Bible trumps science stems from a misunderstanding of the purpose of the scriptures, and a misapplication of the Bible to answer questions that can only be answered by the application of science.
"The Language of God" Book Club–Chapter 6
How should we interpret the Bible? What is the role of tradition? What is the role of science? Who gets to decide whether traditional interpretations need to change?
Confessions of an Evolving Baptist
"Being confronted with evolution may have been the catalyst for asking the difficult questions, but the real problem for me was not evolution – it was biblical literalism."
Biblical Credibility and Joshua 10: What Does the Text Really Claim?
Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
Series: Apologetic Issues in the Old Testament (3 entries)
This series, by Old Testament scholar Richard S. Hess, was first published as an appendix to Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith (Downers Grove: IVP Academic; Nottingham: Apollos, 2011).
Series: Excerpts from "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution" (13 entries)
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
A Scientific Commentary on Genesis 7:11
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Series: Biblical and Scientific Shortcomings of Flood Geology (6 entries)
Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
Series: Scripture and the Authority of God (7 entries)
N.T. Wright explores the context and manner in which Scripture is authoritative. He does so by questioning the meaning of an authoritative book as well as the application of such authority. Wright encourages us to flee from the controlling "list" mentalities that belittle the richness of God's Word, and rather to understand it as a narrative inspired by God and recorded by ancient persons. Ultimately, God "organizes" his people through his Son Jesus and by the Holy Spirit, and not through extracted rules from the Bible.
A Lively God
In today's video, Rev. Lincoln Harvey discusses our desire to "domesticate" the liveliness and abundance of God. Harvey notes that the Trinity highlights both the manyness and oneness of God, which can be hard to Christians to fully understand.
Science or sola Scriptura?
So, for Driscoll, the choice is a simple dichotomy: Scripture or science. Scripture is the highest court of authority in all matters, and the role of believing scientists is to affirm Scripture. To fail to do so is to "exchange the truths of Scripture for the truths of science".
Seeing the Flood Story Through an Ancient Israelite Lens
Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
Series: The Truthfulness of Scripture: Inerrancy (3 entries)
This series by Michael Horton first appeared in the March/April 2010 issue of Modern Reformation. Horton begins by pointing out that the concept of inerrancy goes back to the ancient Church, but was most clearly developed by Princeton theologians A.A. Hodge and B.B. Warfield in their 1881 book, Inspiration. These men emphasized that the Holy Spirit worked through limited human authors in a centuries-long process to produce the Bible. Hodge and Warfield defined inerrancy not as the absence of technical errors but as the truthfulness in what the biblical writers were affirming.
B.B. Warfield, Biblical Inerrancy, and Evolution
During the late 19th century when critical views of Scripture came to prevail in American universities, Warfield was responsible for refurbishing the conviction that the Bible communicates revelation from God entirely without error. Yet while he defended biblical inerrancy, Warfield was also a cautious, discriminating, but entirely candid proponent of the possibility of evolution.


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For most in the North American region watching combat sports, any sort of fighting that is done by swinging a fist is immediately labeled as boxing. If one is able to throw a decent jab or uppercut, they are known as a great "boxer". Sure we've come a long way from UFC 1 and can now identify when one flailing their arms about can be called out as a "brawler", but there is still so much work to be done. I see that fighters with good techniques in kickboxing, karate, muay thai, capoeira are usually given the title of a great "striker", and they are usually granted that label for good reason. What bothers me so much lately in listening to commentating from live events and statements from fellow peers watching the events is how much all of these descriptions are being lumped together. So I would like to offer (my personal) explanation of the terms and why it is infuriating to hear these terms being thrown around so loosely.
Let's start with brawling (from an MMA viewpoint), which is the easiest to spot and describe. A fighter with a "brawler" style in MMA can be identified by having the following features. They normally throw caution to the wind and pay no attention to proper technique. They swing hooks and uppercuts from their ass, do not keep their hands up or return their hands to their chins after a punch is thrown, have terrible footwork and head movement. They do not know how to get off the "line" after throwing punches. They square up with their opponent and move in a straight line towards their opponent as opposed to using footwork and angles. Examples: Leonard Garcia, Mark Hunt, Chris Leben, Chuck Liddell, Wanderlei Silva, Diego Sanchez.
Now I'll move on to Strikers, once again purely from an MMA stance. Strikers are a beautiful thing to behold in MMA when done correctly. They employ wonderful techniques from their respective arts that look as if they had been executing the moves since they were able to walk. These fighters do not hesitate in their strikes, and are extremely accurate regardless of the round or situation that they are in. When watched in slow motion, their technique is picture perfect in the way their placement is in their feet, hips, shoulders, head, timing and movement after the strike is thrown. They are light on their feet if the occasion calls for it, or plant their legs properly in order to throw the most devastating strikes their opponent will feel for weeks to come. Kicks, knees, elbows and punches are thrown from every which angle, and are mixed up nicely enough to keep their opponent guessing and allows them the freedom to engage in any way they see fit. Examples: Anderson Silva, Anthony Pettis, Jose Aldo, Renan Barao, Jon Jones, Cub Swanson, Carlos Condit, Lyoto Machida, Shogun.
And the toughest category for a fighter when it comes to MMA, the Boxer. I am not going to lie, as far as the UFC or any MMA promotion for that matter, I do not see any true "boxers". Often time I see analysts and commentators wetting themselves when a fighter can throw a fast hook, or has a decent jab. A boxer does much, much more than throw their fists and land powerful or quick shots. A boxer knows how to use their footwork. A boxer knows how to cut angles, and how to not trot back and forth…they know how to move side to side and not get trapped or cut off. They know how to use head movement to create a hard target and to absorb the least amount of punishment possible. They are not head hunters. They know how to hurt their opponent from using body shots, to peppering them with jabs to look for an opening to land a good combination. Oh yeah that word…combinations. A fighter with a good boxing knows how to throw more than one punch, and more importantly, knows how to tie their punches together to achieve the most damage possible to their opponent. Good boxing does not mean throwing uppercuts or hooks from the ass. Good boxing does not mean throwing lazy jabs for the sake of throwing a punch (it should be calculated). Good boxing means not getting trapped in the pocket and allowing your opponent to wail on you. Examples: No Clue.
Couldn't figure out any good examples, but unfortunately I have a list of fighters labeled as having great boxing that I have to strongly disagree with. Here we go.
Nick and Nate Diaz: Punches in bunches and punches in high volume are not the same as having good boxing. They are flat footed, have no footwork to cut off their opponents, have terrible technique when throwing hooks, and have absolutely no head movement.
Junior Dos Santos: Very, very sorry here, but the man has fast hands and that's about it. Once again his footwork needs a ton of work. He gets hit often because of a lack of head movement. His uppercut is horrific to me, I know it lands but my goodness no good uppercut technique should have you throwing from around your waist.
BJ Penn: This one hurts the most, seeing as I am a huge fan of Penn, but his boxing is very very overrated. Like JDS, his boxing is based off of decent hand speed and a decent jab. He is plodding going forward, and his combinations are very limited to a 1-2 combo or jab uppercut combo. His head movement is actually decent, but with a lack of footwork or knowing how to use angles, he got exposed by Edgar and other opponents that knew how to simple footwork around Penn.
Cain Velasquez and Rashad Evans: Both men are very fast and are great with their abilities to transition their punches with takedowns, but both have huge flaws as far as placing their hands where they need to be after the punch. Both are so eager to throw the punch and look for other opportunities that they have both been clipped and dropped as a result of not knowing how to place their hands by their jaws after their punch is thrown.
Gilbert Melendez and KJ Noons: From a lot of the highlights, both do the same thing with winging punches, keeping hands by the waist and relying on speed to save them. I'll never understand the love affair with the boxing of Noons or Melendez.
That's it from my point of view, any thoughts guys and gals?


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Operation Call Home is giving Central Texas residents the opportunity to help troops deployed overseas stay connected with their family members over the holidays. The fundraising initiative is now in its tenth year.
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OLYMPIA, Wash. - Fruit growers in Yakima County are one step closer to eradicating the apple maggot.
The state House passed a bill Thursday that would allow the state Department of Agriculture to transfer $150,000 provided by fruit growers from an inspection account to the Yakima District's
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Wallace was the first president of the PTA of Walker County to live outside the city limits of Jasper. She was an avid gardener and one of the first females to be accepted to Emory University Dental School in the 1940s but then was rejected because she was a female. She loved her community and would go to great lengths to support Martin High School.
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The monster family show, The Gruffalo, returns to the West End to the Lyric Theatre
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In a wide-ranging interview with Yahoo's Marc Spears, Rajon Rondo addressed the perception that he and Ray Allen were not on good terms.
"People act like because me and Ray didn't get along or they think me and Ray didn't get along that I'm a bad person or he's a bad person," Rondo told Spears. "No. It's just life. If you look at your job, everyone doesn't always get along with every co-worker they work with. It's just part of life. People are blowing the Ray thing out of proportion. We had some words, but other than that it was no big deal.
"There were so many rumors like I was looking Ray off. Why would I look Ray off? That doesn't make sense. He's the best shooter, so why would I look him off? People can see it how they want to. They can talk to Ray. But from my standpoint, he made his decision. I don't know why he made the decision, but he made the decision. I don't think it had anything to do with me."
Rondo also said that he think the Celtics are one of five legitimate contenders for the NBA championship and revealed some details about the team's unofficial workouts in Los Angeles including a flag football game with referees.
For more Celtics news, visit the team page at weei.com/celtics.
Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick joins Dale and Steve DeOssie to talk about cutting the roster down to 53 players. Jimmy Garoppolo is set to start and play most, if not all of the preseason contest against the Giants. Bill also expressed his thoughts about the kicking game and how some of the new rules have affected the importance of it.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price discuss the news that Jimmy Garoppolo will get the start Thursday and play most of the game. They talk about what it might mean for Ryan Mallett.
Julian Edelman joins Christian and Danny Picard to talk about his approach going into the season, his performance this preseason, as well as the VMAs, and preventing cramps using mustard.
Jackie Mac joins the guys to discuss her thoughts on a possible mid-season tournament in the NBA, LeBron's return to Cleveland, trade rumors with the Celtics and Red Sox, and Darrelle Revis' contract situation.
Jackie MacMullan of ESPN Boston to talk about the Lebron James Saga, the possibility of Rajon Rondo being traded, and the future of Marcus Smart.
Former coach of Celtics 1st-round pick Marcus Smart, Travis Ford joins MFB to talk about what Celtics fans should expect from the strong point guard. Among other things, Coach Ford says Smart will be a hard worker, and will improve his shooting ability.
Kevin Millar checks in to talk about the Castillo signing, Giancarlo Stanton, and the MLB's pace of play.
The Sox outfielder joined Dave and Lou after the comeback win, in which he had three hits and knocked in the tying run.
On today's Bradfo Show we talk to Dr Ken Polivy, Spine Surgeon at the Newton Wellesley Orthopedic Associates, about Shane Victorino's recent back surgery.
Rob Bradford is joined by WEEI.com Bruins beat writer DJ Bean, as well as Boston sports fan/blogger Turtleboy to talk all things Bruins free agency. With the B's recent moves, the conversation turns to where the Bruins might next turn and what kind of dent losing Jarome Iginla and Shawn Thornton might make.
DJ discusses Shawn Thornton's new deal, and the on going negotiations with Jerome Iginla
DJ Bean joins the program to dismiss the recent rumors that the Bruins are in discussions to trade Brad Marchand to the Sharks for Patrick Marleau
Rick Stroud of the Tampa Times discussed the Logan Mankins deal.
Chris Nowinski discussed the future of Wes Welker.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Buck.
After Will Middlebrooks struck out against a position player, Steve Tolleson, last night against Toronto, he seemed to be laughing as he left the batter's box. Lou critiqued Middlebrooks on Twitter, which caused Will's fiance Jenny Dell to tweet (indirectly) in defense of her man.
With the sudden and unexpected trade of Logan Mankins to Tampa, many are chalking this up to Bill Belichick getting rid of players immediately after their prime. MFB wonders if Tom Brady is immune to this strategy. How will he be treated towards the end?
With Logan Mankins shipped off to Tampa, and sophmore TE Tim Wright on his way to Foxboro, MFB discuss the possible leadership void and depth issues on the offensive line. Also, how does this trade compare to Belichick's release of Lawyer Milloy in 2003.
Dale, Field Yates, and Andy Hart give a brief preview of the AFC East.
Taylor Twellman, who had to end his career early due to concussions, discusses Wes Welker's most recent concussion.
Dale, Andy Hart, and Field Yates react to the Logan Mankins trade.
Co-founder and chairman of the Boston Beer Company, Jim Koch, talks about his Sam Adams beer and the history of his brewery.
Danny picard is filling in for Mikey and talks with CSNNE's Mike Giardi about Clay Buchholz heading up the Red Sox pitching rotation, and how the Patriots have looked through training camp so far.
Mut and Villani are talking about whether the Red Sox will give Jon Lester the type of contract he is looking for, or whether they might be shopping him with rumors of the Red Sox scouting Cole Hamels.
How can teams acquire players who are entering their primes without having to live through the potentially massive transition of prospects coming from the minors to the big leagues? The Red Sox have two such case studies. The signing of Cuban outfielder Rusney Castillo represents one effort to acquire a player for his prime years for whom the transition to big league-caliber competition might not be turbulent. Red Sox assistant director of player personnel discusses the scouting process involved with landing Castillo. The episode also features Brock Holt, the one rookie who played at a consistently high level for the Red Sox this year. Holt explores some of the distinctions that might help to explain why he did not experience some of the struggles that characterized the seasons of Xander Bogaerts and Jackie Bradley Jr.
Rob Bradford is joined by Turtleboy of TurtleboySports.com to discuss which current major leaguers might be in line to become Hall of Famers. The duo dive into the difficulties facing the current crop of big leaguers when trying to reach Hall of Fame status.
Fantasy Football Drafts are now happening every day, so Pete Davidson and Jim Hackett have you covered. This Podcast focuses on the High Value Targets you can get in your drafts if you draft smartly. These players can slip to you and make a great impact on your roster as the season moves on. The draft is won in the middle to late rounds when the best upside players are taken. Jim and Pete give you in depth analysis on the High Value Targets to seek along with the Rookies that can make an impact this year. Jim and Pete will be back this Sunday morning too, on-air at WEEI FM 93.7 with even more. Prepare and enjoy!
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Carolina Escape 'Ocean Front' in North Topsail Beach
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Topsail Reef is a relaxed oceanfront community on the north end of Topsail Island. Explore uncrowded, white sandy beaches and swim in the warm waters of the Atlantic. Just a short drive south, Surf City offers a bevy of casual and fine dining restaurants, beachy gift shops, and more. Try your luck at the nearby fishing pier or take the easy way out and buy some locally caught seafood in Sneads Ferry. Topsail is truly Paradise.
Topsail Reef 235 (Carolina Escape) is located in the 7th building on the 2nd floor. This 1 bedroom, 1 bath accommodates 5 people. Tremendous views are enjoyed from both the oceanfront deck and inside from the living room. This condominium looks out directly over the beach. The sound of the waves rolling up onto the soft white sand will lull you to sleep at night. The bedroom offers a queen-sized bed. The hallway leads toward the living room area and offers access to the full bath and additional sleeping quarters in a cozy alcove with a twin bed.
The living area has terrific views through the sliding door to the oceanfront deck. There are 2 TVs, a DVD and VCR to provide nightly entertainment or play a game. This unit also offers High Speed Internet and Digital Cable. The dining area has seating for 6 with table, chairs and 2 bar stools. Appliances include a refrigerator, stove, microwave, coffee maker, and a toaster. Brew some fresh java in the morning and head out to the deck to watch the sun rise over the Atlantic. Or stroll down to the beach for some early beachcombing and find the best treasures before everyone else.
The oceanfront deck offers gorgeous views of the great blue ocean and pristine white beaches below. It's the perfect place to welcome the morning, have a mid-day snack, or relax at the end of the day. Carolina Escape is perfect for small families. Come visit Topsail Island this year and be the envy of your friends. Sink your toes in the sand and go home with a sun-kissed tan.
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Smoke Free, Pets not Accepted, Rent To Family, Queen Beds(1), Single Beds(1), Sofa Beds (Queen)(1), Full Size Refrigerator, Stove, Oven, Microwave, Garbage Disposal, Coffee Maker, Toaster, Blender, Dining Capacity(6), AC Unit(1)Window , Utils Included, Electric Heat, Phone Activated, W/D Coin Operated, TVs(1), Cable TV, VCRs(1), DVDs(1), High Speed Internet Wireless, LAN, Outside Shower, Tennis, Grilling Area, Laundry Facilities, Vacuum, Tenant Brings Linens, Furnished, Blankets, Cleaning Included In Rate, Waterfront
activities and attractions in North Topsail Beach Atlantic Coast
Topsail Island (pronounced "Topsul") is one of the best-kept secrets among East Coast beaches. Located along North Carolina's southern outerbanks, Topsail Island is a 26 mile long barrier island of spacious sandy beaches and tranquil maritime forests. It's hard to discover such a place today as friendly and casual, with such pristine sand and surf, water sports, recreation, fine dining and shopping adventures. This is Topsail Island located midway between Wilmington, to the south and Jacksonville, to the north.
Activities are abundant on and off the island. Swimming, sun bathing, surfing, shells and sharks tooth hunting, dolphin watching, golf, deep sea charter fishing, fishing piers, surf fishing, jet skis, parasailing, miniature golf, go carts, waterslides, kayaking, scenic boat tours, scuba and snorkeling, sailing and motor boating in the sound, Intracoastal Waterway, or the ocean.
The Topsail Island area is a special place to enjoy a wide range of recreational activities or to just relax and enjoy the beautiful sunrises and sunsets, star-filled nights and bountiful native birds and other wildlife in a serene atmosphere.
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Saturday to Saturday rental:
2014 Rates:
Off Season: January 1st -May 10th $450
Spring Season: May 11th -May 31th $550
Mid-Season: June 1st -June 14th $625
Peak Season: June 15th - August 16th $695
Fall Season: August 17th - September 6th $550
Off Season: September 7th - December 31st $450
Rates include a departure cleaning.
We accept personal checks, money order, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
A departure cleaning and Accidental Rental Damage Insurance is included in your reservation. The damage insurance provides up to $1500 worth of accidental damage.
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Top things to do in North Topsail Beach
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WASHINGTON (AP) - George Washington's former home in Virginia is free to visitors on his birthday.
Monday's Presidents Day holiday marks what would have been Washington's 281st birthday. Tickets to visit his Mount Vernon home are normally $17 for adults and $8 for children ages 6 to 11.
Visitors to the home on Monday will get to see costumed characters from Washington's time, listen to patriotic music and watch military performances.
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Dashcam video from a police cruiser of Louisville, Kentucky police officer crashing into the front of a home was released Thursday afternoon.
In August Officer Kenneth Angelini was rushing down the street facing the home when he swerved to avoid another car and hit the house.
Witnesses said the officer had his lights and sirens on.
At the time he hit the house, Officer Angelini was going 45 miles per hour.
Officer Angelini suffered neck injuries.
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MCLEAN COUNTY, Ill. -- Set up for the McLean County Fair began Monday with the arrival of commercial vendors, food trucks and carnival rides.
The fairgrounds will be completely set up by Tuesday night and ready to open on Wednesday.
The family-friendly event promotes agriculture with the 4-H exhibit as well as family-friendly fun.
Fair Manager Mike Swartz said there are some new things to see this year.
"Pig races are new. We're also bringing in a three man carving competition. They'll be making over 60 wood carvings over the next five days that will all be sold on Saturday at 6:00 p.m.," said Swartz. "Also we have back this year, by popular demand, we have what we call banana derby. It is Capuchin monkeys who race on the back of dogs."
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August 2005: An annotated, comprehensive archive of articles on admissions that Mohamed Atta and three of the other alleged 9/11 hijacking ringleaders were under surveillance by military intelligence a year before September 2001. More proof that the 9/11 Commission was a whitewash; and why there is far more to the story than The New York Times has reported…
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Mohamed Atta and three other alleged ringleaders of the 9/11 hijacking team were under surveillance by an elite US military intelligence program in the summer of 2000, a New York Times story of Aug. 9, 2005 revealed.
Rep. Curt Weldon (R-PA) broke the story to the Times after officers with knowledge of the Able Danger program contacted him. Two officers have since gone on record to say they once had Mohamed Atta in their sights. They claim a recommendation to round up Atta and what they termed his "Brooklyn Cell" (!) was rejected in the fall of 2000 by commanders at MacDill Air Force Base, supposedly on the advice of Defense Department lawyers. As of Sept. 2, the Pentagon says three additional people with knowledge of Able Danger have corroborated the story.
This dossier by Nicholas Levis rounds up Able Danger news reports to date, as well as analyses by various authors. The views expressed herein are the writers' own and do not necessarily reflect those of 911Truth.org.
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Some of you may have noticed that I have started a new "Who Is?" series with regard to 9/11. The reason I started this was because I thought too much emphasis was being placed on the physical aspects of 9/11, and not enough on the background information, the people who may have had something to do with it, the people who participated in the cover-up, the whistleblowers, the family members, the people who represent discrepancies, and so on.
I am using the work compiled by Paul Thompson at www.cooperativeresearch.org. There are links available to each of the stories sourced on the original website. Unfortunately, it's just too much work to duplicate what Paul and others have done with regard to links. I want to thank them all for their tremendous efforts.
I also want people to know that the information provided is not the "end all/be all" of 9/11. However, it is most definitely an excellent starting point.
Here are the articles archived. As more are produced, they will be added here.
Who Is Jack Abramoff?
Who Is Elliott Abrams?
Who Is David Addington?
Who Is Lt. Gen. Mahmood Ahmed?
Who Is Omar Al-Bayoumi?
Who Was Khalid Almihdhar?
Who Is Prince Turki Al-Faisal?
Who Is Ahmed Al-Hada? With Introduction By Kevin Fenton
Who Was Nawaf Al-Hamzi?
Who Is Yassin al-Qadi?
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A Southside community is speaking out over a plan to arm neighbors with free shotguns. Former Mayoral candidate Shaun McClusky is offering to hand out the guns and train residents in a neighborhood just west of I-19 and Irvington.
Of the 20 people Tucson News Now reporter, Matt Mendes spoke to, about half were for the gun giveaway while the rest were against. It's an offer of protection that's drawing some backlash.
Some neighbors worry the guns will end up in the wrong hands. Former mayoral candidate Shaun McClusky says Midvale Park is a high crime area. That's something the neighborhood president disputes and calls offensive. The guns would be free to any person who passes a full background check. The offer includes the weapon, bullets, a gun lock and even training on how to use it.
"I think most bad people have guns any way," said Bill Ortega, a Midvale Park resident. "I think we need good people with guns who know how to use them properly."
"We want to make sure people are comfortable and confident and 100% safe in their home with their weapon," said former mayoral candidate, Shaun McClusky.
Midvale Park Neighborhood Association president, Joe Miller, "We don't accept vigilantes over here. We're hard working people and the police in our area do a fine job."
Councilman Paul Cunningham also attended Thursday night's meeting and spoke against the gun giveaway.
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SeaDek's faux teak material provides the classic look of a teak deck or swim platform without the costly maintenance of real teak. Offering the comfort of a pair of sandals, easy installation, traditional and modern color selection and the option of custom logos and graphics SeaDek faux teak pads are the perfect choice for your boat.
Made from soft yet durable, closed-cell, EVA material our faux teak pads consist of two different colored sheets of non absorbent material, laminated together, 3mm on top and 3mm on the bottom. The surface is brushed for texture and then the pads are cut and beveled on CNC machines exposing the color beneath and creating a very realistic teak effect. The beveled edges provide a finished look and feel while helping to prevent peeling up of the pads.
The finished pads are easily installed using our robust pressure sensitive adhesive backing specifically tested and designed for the demanding marine environment. Just peel, stick and press the pads in place. It's that easy.
Manufacturer's logos or custom text can be integrated into the pad design for an additional fee.
Currently our faux teak is available in 4 color combinations: Titanium grey over black, teak over black, teak over holly and holly over teak. Because of the extra machine time required to create these pads our faux teak material it's about a 25% upgrade compared to our standard non-teak material.
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NAPLES, FL – After a close finish, Na Yeon Choi (67-68-69-70=204) ranked No. 4 in the Rolex World Rankings raised the final trophy of the LPGA Tour season at the CME Group Titleholders at TwinEagles Country Club in Naples.
Choi defeated LPGA Rookie of the Year So Yeon Ryu by two strokes to win the culminating event of the year which brings together three qualifiers from each official Tour event on the year.
After the first round, Choi sat tied for fourth at 5-under-par.
The leaderboard stayed competitive throughout the tournament with several notable names in early contention including Ryu, Suzann Pettersen, Sun Young Yoo and Ai Miyazato, all winners on the Tour this season.
Choi battled to reach the top of the leaderboard in the second round, eventually leading the pack heading into the final day.
The day started off shaky for Choi, double bogeying the third hole, but she evened it out on hole five, shooting an eagle on the par 5, 528 yard hole after sinking a nine-foot putt.
A tight contest on top of the leaderboard between Choi, runner up Ryu and Brittany Lincicome created for a suspenseful finish down the stretch.
To take the lead, Choi birdied hole 16 to get to 14-under with a two-shot lead over Ryu.
Both players shot par on the final two holes, and Choi secured her second title of the year.
"I feel really great and I really satisfied how I played, not just this week, this season…I mean, not just for the tournament, all the tournament I learned, you know, putting is important and also I can't give up until last hole," Choi said.
"So even today I had a great shot on 16, but I mean, after the 16th I got some momentum, but before that hole, my shot wasn't great if I compared to last couple days, but I think I didn't give up until last hole."
A seven-time winner on the LPGA Tour, Choi, capped off a stellar 2012 season with her victory at the brand new Eagle Course at TwinEagles.
She won her first career major at the U.S. Women's Open in July and finished in the top-10 ten times in 21 events.
With the victory, she has totaled $7,647,218.50 during her career, banking $500,000 from the CME Group Titleholders purse.
It also marks the third time in four seasons that Choi was able to capture two victories.
The $500,000 winner's purse is the second largest on the LPGA Tour, behind the U.S. Open.
The money came at the perfect time for Choi, as she has been house hunting in the Orlando area.
"I mention I'm going to buy a house in Orlando, so I think I can buy more bigger than I thought," Choi said with a laugh after her victory.
After carding a 70 in the final round, Inbee Park earned the Vare Trophy, given to the player with the lowest scoring average throughout the year.
She also clinched the LPGA Tour Official Money Title, becoming only the fifth player to earn over $2 million in one season.
During the Rolex Awards Celebration on Friday, Nov. 16, Stacy Lewis was awarded the Player of the Year trophy, becoming the first American to do so since Beth Daniel in 1994, and CME Group Titleholders runner-up Ryu earned the Rookie of the Year Award.
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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) -- Atletico Madrid has a second chance to prove it can be considered a real contender for the Spanish league title when it visits high-flying Barcelona on Sunday.
Two weeks ago, Atletico flopped in its 2-0 loss at Real Madrid in the first serious test of its championship credentials.
Now Diego Simeone's side will have to find a way to slow down Barcelona's league-record start and forward Lionel Messi, who is looking to pad his single-year milestone of 88 goals in 2012.
"Simeone told us that we have a debt to pay for the game we played in the Bernabeu (against Madrid)," Atletico midfielder Gabi Fernandez said. "We didn't play the game we needed to against Madrid. We hope we can do so this time at Barcelona."
Third-place Madrid will host struggling Espanyol earlier on Sunday.
Unbeaten Barcelona has a six-point lead over Atletico and an 11-point lead over Madrid entering round 16.
The match at Camp Nou Stadium will feature the league's two leading scorers.
Messi has found the back of the net a competition-best 23 times through 15 games, while Atletico's Radamel Falcao scored five times last weekend to take his total to 16.
"We have been trying for 10 years to figure out (how to stop Messi), but it is tough because he is such a dangerous player once he has the ball," Gabi said. "The only way is to help one another and to play as a unit, trying to prevent him from being able to attack us one-on-one."
Barcelona has won the previous four meetings, with Atletico's last victory at Barcelona in the 2005-06 season.
Barcelona midfielder Xavi Hernandez said Atletico will "be a rival for the title until the end of the season."
"The game against Atletico is one of the most attractive matches in the league. They are playing like their coach wants, (and) Falcao can decide the match."
Falcao sat out Atletico's 3-0 win over Getafe in the Copa del Rey on Wednesday, but the Colombia striker is expected to be back for Sunday's match. Forward Adrian Lopez is a doubt after hurting his leg midweek.
Madrid is the clear favorite against Espanyol.
Espanyol is in the relegation zone with only one away win this season in seven games. It has lost its last three visits to Santiago Bernabeu Stadium by a combined score of 11-0.
Madrid could be without both of its first-choice strikers with Gonzalo Higuain still recovering from injury and Karim Benzema questionable after hurting his ankle in its 2-1 loss at Celta Vigo in the Copa on Wednesday.
This could open the door to youth player Alvaro Morata or see Cristiano Ronaldo spearing Madrid's attack.
Espanyol forward Sergio Garcia, back after a four-game ban for insulting the referee, said Celta's upset win would serve as an example to follow.
"Celta played well and was running hard all game long," Garcia said. "We have to take full advantage of the shots we get."
Saturday's top matchup is the Andalusian regional derby between Sevilla and visiting Malaga.
Sevilla striker Alvaro Negredo is in excellent form with 11 goals in all competitions this season and three in his last two games.
Sevilla thrashed Mallorca 5-0 in the Copa midweek, but it is in 11th place after only one win in its last seven league games.
Malaga is searching for its first victory in six away games to keep its hold on fourth place and Spain's last Champions League spot.
Several coaches are under pressure to get a much-needed win this weekend.
Joaquin Caparros' Mallorca was embarrassed by Sevilla in the Copa and hasn't won in 10 rounds in the league. Mallorca hosts the equally disappointing Athletic Bilbao on Saturday after the Basque side was eliminated from the Copa by third-division side Eibar.
Later Saturday, a Granada stuck in the relegation zone hosts a Real Sociedad side that hasn't lost in five games. Coach Juan Anquela is desperate for a victory to stop the calls for his firing at Los Carmenes Stadium.
Jose Oltra's Deportivo is in last place after four losses in a five-game winless streak. Deportivo hosts Valladolid on Monday.
Also on Monday, Celta looks to capitalize on its win over Madrid in the Copa as it hosts fifth-place Real Betis.
Elsewhere in round 16, Osasuna visits Getafe on Saturday, Real Zaragoza hosts Levante on Sunday after beating it in the Copa, while Rayo Vallecano is at Valencia.


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Welcome to the Daughters of Colonial Wars in the State of New York. We invite your interest in our organization and our activities. For additional information, please send an email to President Mary Raye Casper. Pictured above are members and guests at a recent meeting in Binghamton, New York.
Our next meeting is expected to be held in November 2012 in Rhinebeck, NY.
Photos by Anne Farley
The objects of our organization are to:
· Honor and perpetuate the memory and spirit of the men and women who, by their acts and counsel, assisted in the establishment, defense and preservation of the American Colonies;
· Collect and preserve records relative to the American Colonies;
· Promote historical research and the study of history and to commemorate the events of the American Colony Period between 1607 and 1775;
· Inspire patriotism and loyalty to our Country; and
· Foster a spirit of fellowship among the members of the Society.
Our State Society has approximately 25 members located from Long Island to Niagara Falls. Our work supports the various projects of our National Organization, including:
· An annual award to a teacher of Colonial history and patriotism;
· An annual award for historic research and preservation;
· Contributions for the purchase of rare Colonial books for the College of William and Mary's Swem Library;
· Financial support of the Cathedral of the Pines, designated "Altar of the Nation," and
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Just open the door and feel the tension slip away in this stunning 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath condo on the top floor of Gulf Island Beach and Tennis Club. Located right on the Gulf of Mexico, you'll enjoy magnificent water-front views in every direction, and from every room -- the kitchen, living room/dining room and both bedrooms.
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There is always a lot of controversy surrounding deadlift training. Some say that you should only do it every few weeks, all the way to some saying twice a week.
Others say reps, some say only singles.
Right now there seems to be a strong trend for guys adding rep work back into their deadlift training.
What say you PL forum? Reps or no reps? If you like reps, how do you incorporate them into your training without going too far?
Frequency - once a week, twice a week, every few weeks??
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ive spent nearly one year doing singles, pulling ME every second week, pulling DE every second week, , my deadlift hasnt progressed that well. last year i would do 2-3 sets of 3-5reps @ 80% ish, and made good progress.
right now im doing back down sets after i hit 3reps at +90%...i take 20% off my best weight that day and bang out 2 sets of 3-5reps. being only 180, i think i could use the extra work. time will tell...
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Rep work for me. We start with sets of 8 and drop down to 3 over the course of the meet cycle. I only pull every other week though. If I go every week my pull goes to shit.
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I like to do a 3 week wave with my deads
WK 1- Pulls off the floor for 1-3 reps
WK 2- Rack or Block Pulls for 3-5 reps
WK 3- Light Speed Pulls for 6-8 sets of 1 rep
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- The lifter's unique anatomy and lifting technique. If a lifter tends to use more lower back when squatting then high volume and or frequency pulling can lean to overtraining.
- Intensity is a huge variable. Intensity inversely correlates with training volume. You can train at a lower intensity with greater volume and intensity. Intensity is also affected by emotional state. If a lifter gets really amped for their everyday training sessions they are lifting at a higher intensity due to the increased emotional arousal allowing for greater weights to be lifted. So, proper volume and frequency depend a lot on how YOU train.
- Total volume of other movements that stress the lower back.
I think you get the point. What is best is dependent on many factors so there is no one right answer. You CAN have a right answer for a given template program with prescribed intensity etc.
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Singles for me and for many of the reasons that Chris just mentioned above.
I don't do well with heavy deads for multiple reps. It's always when repping that I manage to tweak something. Most likely my form breaking down. Whereas with a heavy single I can give it all my focus and nail it with less risk of injury.
For me, ME singles on Westside has been working, getting me PRs on every lift for the last few weeks in a row. I see no reason to change, haha!
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Doing a bit more reps than I had been lately, one time a week, right after squatting. Body feels better and seem to be making progress, but I had to take a few steps back recently.
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I like to alternate between speed and heavy although my 'heavy days' will always be reps: 5's and 3's. I agree with scott though, my pull also goes to shit if I try and deadlift heavy two weeks in succession and mines not elite at all, be interesting to see how it develops as I get stronger, wonder if I will have to go to 2 weeks speed, 1 Heavy or only heavy once a month at some point.
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I deadlift once every 10 days or so, i used to do only singles because i hated reps my knees always got in the way lol, Been doing sets of 4-5 now and deadlift has been going up very well, i feel like that wont last much longer though.
I agree, there isn't necessairly a specific route to go that will be perfect for everyone but wouldn't there be some principles that should apply fairly broadly?
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I deadlift twice a week. I like to alternate sumo and conventional for DE. Lately, I mostly squat for ME (it needs more work), and I do a deadlift variation for reps (3x3 or 3x5) after. I've found rotating the deadlift and using straps keeps me from over training.
Strongmen are usually much better conventional deadlifters than powerlifters are. They mostly use reps in training. Those guys all do reps with 800. How many powerlifters can do 800 for 1 conventional? I say conventional, because I know people getting 100-150 out of a suit sumo.
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I am by no means an expert or anything close to knowing as much as most of you do but figured I'd just chime in. When I first started lifting I did light deadlifts (since I was new) for 8-10 reps and eventually hit a wall. Over the past year I switched to 5/3/1, I wouldn't say I "rep" it out though since I reset after every rep, but still obviously I'm not doing just singles. I dead once a week. I think the biggest thing for me is that I reset after every rep. 99% of the time a week is all I need to get my mind and body back to normal before my next session. My gains have been FAR more than I expected.
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Most cycles, I deadlift every other week. Currently, however, I'm doing them every workout (MWF), mostly very light (<70%) with low volume (2 sets of 5). At the start, did a 5-3-2 once a week. (The 5 is with the 2x5 weight, the triple and double based on RPE.) After making the double with 80%, pushed the 5-3-2 to nine days. At 90%, I'll move it out to two weeks -- that is, five 2x5s and a 5-3-2. I know this looks lame, but progress has been very good.
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For me, pulling once a week is what's helped me pull over 700. My rep ranges were from 1-5 and the percents I was working with were no lower the 80% and as high as 95%. Right now my reps are a little higher, but I'm not training for a meet right now. I'm going to experiment with deadlifting from the floor every other week. I'm not sure what I'll do on the weeks I'm not pulling.
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for me to progress I have to do rep work, and I have to do it more frequently, maybe some form of deadlift at least once a week. the thing I can't do is overdo it, because then I'm taking weeks to recover. My deadlift at my last meet was a bit poor, but my frequency just wasn't sufficient enough. But it really is hard to fit in squat and deadlift. At least for upper body you only have one lift to worry about, sure you do other things to assist it, but it's not the same.
I deadlift after heavy squats every other day hahaha.
Only thing holding me back is not having more weight....I'm getting bored man and I dont wanna do no 10 rep deadlifts.
Sets of 5 and less have worked for me so far. My favourite method is to just work up to maxes every few sessions, but I doubt you lot lifting heavy would be able to get away with that.
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Plan B One-Step
Plan B One-Step is a type of emergency contraception. This is birth control that can prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. People sometimes call it the "morning after pill." But you don't have to wait until the morning after sex to take it. In fact, Plan B is more effective the sooner you take it. It is a one-dose regimen: you take one pill. The pill contains 1.5 milligrams of levonorgestrel, which is used in lower doses in many birth control pills.
How Does Plan B One-Step Work?
Depending upon where you are in your cycle, Plan B One-Step may work in one of these ways:
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Plan B One-Step is not the same as RU-486, which is an abortion pill. It does not cause a miscarriage or abortion. In other words, it does not stop development of a fetus once the fertilized egg implants in the uterus. So it will not work if you are already pregnant when you take it.
How Effective Is Plan B One-Step?
If you take it within 72 hours after you've had unprotected sex, Plan B One-Step can reduce the risk of pregnancy by up to 89%. If you take Plan B One-Step within 24 hours, it is about 95% effective.
But you should know that Plan B One-Step is not as effective as regular contraception. So don't take it as your main form of birth control. And, it does not protect you against sexually transmitted diseases. Think of it as a backup -- not for routine use. That's why it's called Plan B.
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Plan B One-Step can be purchased over the counter at drugstores without a prescription or proof of age. Because it is most effective when taken as soon as possible (up to 72 hours after sex), consider having a ready supply in your medicine cabinet.
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The only people who don't think society is a mess are the ones who are a part of the problem. The rest of us who don't drink and drive...do drugs...beat on our spouses...or steal etc...we are going to work everyday...raising our children to be productive individuals...and trying to make solid intelligent decisions everyday about the things we do and how it will affect others. You are either a part of the solution or part of the problem...you know where you fit.
On the news a couple of nights ago...they interviewed a black man here in town...his name is on the tip of my tongue but I can't get it...but he sat on what I assume was the porch of his house...looking like he crawled out of the gutter...and tried to answer questions like his opinion mattered...you would have thought he would have cleaned himself up some and presented himself in a dignified manner...but instead he sat there looking like a homeless person...and muttered a bunch of comments that were totally laughable and had little value. He...my friends...is part of the problem. He does not care about the people in this town nor does he value the life of an innocent person...he only cares that a black man was killed by gunfire...not that that man had a gun or was a drug dealer...that has no meaning to him. Closed minded people like that are nothing but trouble and are good at nothing but keeping the pot stirred. As a society we have to decide what we value and what we must do to maintain that...and our court systems need to step up to the plate and be responsible in carrying out the laws and punishments. If there were fewer lawyers...the world would be in better condition...because as long as lawyers put morales and values aside to defend known criminals...this world will not improve.
Mattingly is a person just like the rest of us...he did his job and did it well. He is a tough officer but those of us who live by the law have no problem with that. I commend him for his strength in taking this job...it won't be easy with all of the mud slinging that is going on...and I commend the department for putting faith in him and doing what's right by him. You people should be supporting him...not pointing fingers...fingers point both ways.


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The Big Bear
Friday, January 10, 2014
The Big Bear, the kick-off event to 2014's SnowDays, was an epic street-party displaying remarkable athletic talent from the ski and snowboard world. Check back in the fall for the 2015 dates and information. In the meantime, check out the details of the 2014 event below.
January 10
Street party meets terrain park showdown at SnowDays' newest ski and snowboard event, The Big Bear!
Here's your chance to watch the pros stomp out their tricks on custom designed ramps and rails – all to the adrenaline-pumping sounds of Adam Doubleyou the RED Bull Thre3style Canadian Champ.
Food and beverage vendors will round out this one-of-a-kind event, happening right on Banff's Bear Street from 6:00pm-9:00pm.
Tickets are available on-site on Bear Street starting at 5pm today only.
$10 gets you not only into The Big Bear event but also into the official after party at the Aurora Nightclub.
This evening will be the ultimate kick-off party to SnowDays, a month long festival jam-packed with activities boasting winter's greatness. So jump start your ski & snowboard mojo, come cheer on your favourite pros and party with your closest friends. This is one night you won't want to miss!
Click here for more information on all the great festival and events happening during SnowDays.
Tickets available for purchase on-site only January 10 starting at 5pm.
For those who have purchased tickets online, they can be picked up at the event entrance gate on Bear Street the night of the event, also starting at 5pm.
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2 Sisters Food Group has told ITV News that it bought 11 processing plant sites around the UK six weeks ago.
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