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nervous....anyone words of wisdom
hey fellas and ladies i uhh am a freshman wr i still have my redshirt and had been playing scout team i for the lsat couple weeks ive played very well and coach asked me to dress and maybe loss my redshirt but he didnt know how much id play i was guessing i was about the 6/7 wr well we won the game big but we only used 2 wideouts so i didnt get it but coming into prac i find out our #1 wr has a sore knee and is gonna take it easy and coach is startikng me ive never played a down so..........i was freeking out cuz i hadnt run our plays at all all id done is run the opposing teams plays and now ive been cramming to learn ours so im pretty nervous and i was just wondering if anyone had any words of wisdom or ideas to help me pic up the plays fasterCan Someone please Hook me up with a Sig
09-29-2005, 08:05 PM #2Prophet Guest
Re: nervous....anyone words of wisdom
Even the most complicated playbook can be boiled down into different categories of plays and you can then organize the plays into a hierarchy from easiest to most difficult within each category. Memorize the easiest plays within each category and then build on those plays with the more complicated plays. Before you know it, you'll be ready to roll. Good luck!
Re: nervous....anyone words of wisdom
Just stay composed. If you have a question you better ask. There is nothing that will piss a coach/QB off more than you running the wrong route.
So have you already lost your redshirt? If you are that low on the depth chart I would think about staying redshirted until you know the system better next year. Good luck in whatever you do.
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09-29-2005, 08:18 PM #4Del Rio Guest
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Shame on you man, that's why they tell you to know your plays EVEN if you are redshirting. :grin:
All I can say is good luck, try your best. Once you get hit once you will calm down and your natural talent will take over. As far as plays go do your best. Be honest with your coaching staff. If you are out there and he calls stuff you don't know it is going to hurt the team.
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well coming into the season i was doing great learnging the o during camp but i messed my ankle up and i dint prac for 3 weeks when i came back i was behind so he didnt play me.....so i worked scout team..and coach had been watching adn saw that i was kinda standing out decided to bring me up and for a week ive been studying the plays and working with the first team he likes what i do but he knows im iffy on the o but he thinks im better then the others
i guess ill see how i do but im learning more every day we play saturday so i should be alright right now im jsut focusing on the plays were gonna run saturday so time will tell thanksCan Someone please Hook me up with a Sig
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Where do you go to school nextvikingsstar? How is your team doing?
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oh yeah and we run a no huddle offense all the time never huddle unless under 4 mins in the half its gonna be exciting im the x wr so its the toughest but the guy who went down was all american so hes been teaching me upCan Someone please Hook me up with a Sig
09-29-2005, 08:25 PM #8Del Rio Guest
Re: nervous....anyone words of wisdom
If your coach knows your iffy (with the plays), then you should be fine. I'm sure he will try to make up for that in his play calling.
Re: nervous....anyone words of wisdom
First: use to learn punctuation. :grin:
Second: Don't freak out. Make sure you know the terminology and the plays, that's first and foremost. If you know them you should just let your natural ability as a WR do the rest. If you know where you should be it's about making the block on the run plays and on passes once the ball is in the air and coming your way the plays don't mean jacksquat. At that point it's about making the catch.
Re: nervous....anyone words of wisdom
Just go out there and go full throttle, keep the focuse.. the composure.. and enjoy every moment of it. If you were playing on the defensive side of the ball I'd just say go out there like a wild animal and tear the QB's head the hell right off! :twisted:
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A common complication of polycystic kidney disease is high blood pressure. Kidney failure is another common problem for people with polycystic kidney disease.
Polycystic kidney disease varies greatly in its severity, and some complications are preventable. Lifestyle changes and medical treatments may help reduce damage to your kidneys from complications, such as high blood pressure.
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It's not uncommon for people to have polycystic kidney disease for years without developing signs or symptoms and without knowing they have the disease.
If you have some of the signs and symptoms of polycystic kidney disease, which include high blood pressure, an increase in the size of your abdomen, blood in your urine, back or side pain, or kidney stones, see your doctor to determine what might be causing them. If you have a first-degree relative — parent, sibling or child — with polycystic kidney disease, see your doctor to discuss the pros and cons of screening for this disorder.
Cysts are noncancerous (benign) sacs that contain water-like fluid. They vary in size and as they accumulate more fluid can grow extremely large. Normally, a kidney weighs less than one-third of a pound (approximately three-quarters of a kilogram), while a kidney containing numerous cysts can weigh as much as 20 to 30 pounds (9.1 to 13.6 kilograms).
Abnormal genes cause polycystic kidney disease, and the genetic defects mean the disease runs in families. Rarely, a genetic mutation can be the cause of polycystic kidney disease. There are two types of polycystic kidney disease, caused by different genetic flaws:
Researchers have identified two genes associated with ADPKD and one associated with ARPKD.
In some cases, a person with ADPKD has no known family history of the disease. However, it's possible that someone in the affected person's family actually did have the disease, but didn't show signs or symptoms before dying of other causes. In a smaller percentage of cases where no family history is present, ADPKD results from a spontaneous gene mutation.
There are numerous complications associated with polycystic kidney disease including:
Loss of kidney function. Progressive loss of kidney function is one of the most serious complications of polycystic kidney disease. Nearly half of those with the disease have kidney failure by age 60. If you have high blood pressure or blood or protein in your urine, you have a greater risk of kidney failure.
Polycystic kidney disease causes your kidneys to gradually lose their ability to eliminate wastes from your blood and maintain your body's balance of fluids and chemicals. As the cysts enlarge, they produce pressure and promote scarring in the normal, unaffected areas of your kidneys. These effects result in high blood pressure and interfere with the ability of your kidneys to keep wastes from building to toxic levels, a condition called uremia. As the disease worsens, end-stage kidney (renal) failure may result. When end-stage renal failure occurs, you'll need ongoing kidney dialysis or a transplant to prolong your life.
If you have signs and symptoms of polycystic kidney disease, you're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner. However, you may then be referred to a doctor who specializes in kidney health (nephrologist).
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Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your time together. For polycystic kidney disease, some basic questions to ask include:
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Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over points you want to spend more time on. Your doctor may ask:
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Treating polycystic kidney disease involves dealing with the following signs, symptoms and complications:
High blood pressure. Controlling high blood pressure may delay the progression of the disease and slow further kidney damage. Combining a low-sodium, low-fat diet that's moderate in protein and calorie content with not smoking, increasing exercise and reducing stress may help control high blood pressure.
However, medications are usually needed to control high blood pressure. Medications called angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors may be used to control high blood pressure in people with polycystic kidney disease, though more than one drug may be necessary for good blood pressure control.
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SARANAC — Austin Medeiros turned in a strong pitching performance and Jeremy Barber put Saranac ahead to stay with a two-run double in the bottom of the sixth inning in the Chiefs' 4-2 victory over Ticonderoga in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference baseball on Thursday.
Medeiros struck out six and allowed just three hits in going the distance for the victory.
The Sentinels scored both their runs in the first inning on an error and Miles Austin's long two-run homer.
"Medeiros made a mistake in the first inning, but didn't make many after that," Saranac coach Frank Trudeau said. "He settled down, hit his spots and worked the corners. He gave up only two hits from the second inning on and his teammates played good defense behind him."
The Chiefs got one of the run back in the third when Kyle Erickson singled and scored on Caleb Keysor's triple.
Still, Ticonderoga held the lead until the sixth. That's when Keysor and Tanner Rascoe both walked and Barber scored both runners with his double. Jake Griffin then singled in the third run of the inning.
Barber finished with two doubles in the contest.
The Sentinels used four pitchers, with Tanner Wright taking the loss in relief.
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Casey struck out nine and allowed only a third-inning run while pitching six innings for the victory. Offensively, the junior rapped a double and triple.
The Indians (10-2, 9-1) held only a 3-1 lead when they scored four runs after two were out in the sixth. Casey's two-run triple down the line in right was the big blow in the inning.
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John Walker of Rock, Paper, Shotgun recently dissected the SimCity controversy, or more specifically, how there seems to be a lack of one as of late. "Silence is a powerful weapon in the industry," Walker wrote. "The mad truth is, when it comes to gaming controversies, if you ignore it it will go away. This article is a fairly futile attempt to not let it, and to make sure our readers know that EA and Maxis never spoke to us, never responded to any of our questions, and never sent so much as a statement."
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Gary Lennon's 'Dates and Nuts' Announces West Coast Premiere
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Gary Lennon (Orange is the New Black) proudly announces the West Coast premiere of his sweet and crazy romantic comedy Dates and Nuts on May 31 at Bootleg Theater.
Eve, an animal rights activist in Brooklyn searches for love in the dating jungle of New York City after just being dumped by her fiancé—for a man. Angry at the male species, she becomes increasingly frantic as she searches for Mr. Right.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 3 (HealthDay News) -- There's still a significant gap between the average incomes of male and female doctors in the United States, even though women have made major strides in the profession over the past quarter-century, a new study finds.
Seth Seabury, a research associate professor at the University of Southern California, and his colleagues examined statistics from 1987 to 2010 for 1.3 million workers. The study authors estimated how earning gaps between men and women had changed for nearly 6,300 physicians, nearly 32,000 other health-care workers and employees overall.
The percentage of physicians surveyed who were women grew remarkably, from 10 percent between 1987 and 1990 to 28 percent between 2006 and 2010. But women's salaries didn't improve statistically compared to those of men over that time period, the study found.
"While it is important to study gender differences in earnings after accounting for factors such as specialty choice and practice type, it is equally important to understand overall unadjusted gender differences in earnings," the study authors wrote. "This is because specialty and practice choices may be due to not only preferences of female physicians but also unequal opportunities."
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An overnight fire leaves an Albany family without a home Sunday. The fire destroyed most of the home on Lovers Lane Road in Albany. It's the second time it caught fire in a week.
The Hancock family is trying to salvage what's left from this home they were renting. It took firefighters almost 4 hours to put out the blaze. Fire officials say they arrived on the scene at 2:13 a.m. and left at 5:56 a.m.
Late Sunday afternoon, smoke was still coming out from the structure.
The Hancock's were not at home at the time and were notified by a friend that their home was on fire.
"It just knocked the breath out of me. I just couldn't believe it. Totally devastated. I mean we were trying to get everything set, back to some kind of normal. Just speechless, just didn't know what to say," said Ryann Hancock.
This is not the first fire at 128 Lovers Lane Road. Ryann says the house caught fire and was slightly damaged last Thursday. They were not home for that one either.
The renters say they plan to stay in a hotel until they can find somewhere else to go.
Ryann says when she and her husband got to the home, the fire was already out. She says things could have been worse.
"To where we thought there was a little bit of hope, but I just thank God that we're okay and that me, husband and son were not here. So I'm thankful for that," said Ryann Hancock.
The Hancock's didn't have any renters insurance. Fire officials are still trying to determine the cause of the fire.
Fire officials estimate the damages to the home are $49,000. The Hancock's had been staying in a hotel since the first fire, last Thursday.
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On November 15th, 2002, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" was released in theatres across the US and UK. The "Chamber of Secrets" film came nearly a year to the day after "Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone" was released in 2001. "Chamber of Secrets" introduced us to Mr. Weasley (Mark Williams), Gilderoy Lockhart (Kenneth Branagh), and Lucius Malfoy (Jason Isaacs), and remains the longest of the Harry Potter films with a runtime of 161 minutes.


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Honda honored 53 suppliers in North America for excellence in key performance categories including quality, value and on-time delivery for their efforts during the company's record production year in 2012 on Thursday.
The annual conference includes a network of 632 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) suppliers. Honda also met separately with service parts suppliers that provide parts for in-market Honda and Acura vehicles, honoring an additional 50 suppliers for outstanding performance.
After a very challenging 2011, with two epic natural disasters in Japan and Thailand disrupting Honda's global parts procurement and production, Honda's North American operations manufactured a record 1.7 million automobiles in 2012, as the company worked to replenish its product pipeline and rebuild dealer inventories. This included 1.2 million passenger cars and light trucks in the United States. As a result, Honda set a record by purchasing $24.2 billion in parts and materials from OEM suppliers in the region, including $21.9 billion from parts suppliers in the U.S.
"After 30 years of building cars in America, we are shifting into even higher gear," said Hidenobu Iwata, president and CEO of Honda North America Services, LLC, and leader of North American automobile manufacturing. "We are transforming Honda in North America as we grow our capabilities and assume a much larger role within global Honda."
In addition to supporting its ongoing expansion in North America, Honda's 632 suppliers in the region will take on additional responsibilities to lead the launch of global products, such as the Civic, that Honda manufactures in markets around the world. This means the North American region will lead the engineering and manufacturing launches of these new models, and then share production knowledge and processes with Honda plants around the world.
Further, in 2014, Honda will open a new auto plant in Celaya, Mexico, to build the next generation of the Honda Fit and other vehicles for the subcompact segment. This will expand Honda's North American production capacity to nearly two million (1.92 million) passenger cars and light trucks. "As a result, 95 percent of the vehicles we sell in North America will be made here as well," Iwata said to the more than 600 suppliers attending the event. "In addition, within the next two years, Honda will become a net exporter from North America."
After more than 30 years of expansion, Honda and its large supplier network have established a strong foundation in North America, and this is a starting point to take on new global responsibilities, said Jim Wehrman, senior vice president at Honda of America Mfg.
"I guess you could say 'no good deed goes unpunished,' because our success together has earned us increased responsibility to make North America Honda's leading and most competitive region in the world," Wehrman said. "Now we must have a global focus. This is a giant leap for Honda in North America."
Suppliers will also support a substantial increase in the export of Honda and Acura automobiles from North America in the next few years, to a level doubling last year's export total of nearly 100,000 units. This means that for the first time in its history, Honda will export more vehicles from North American that it will import from Japan.
"Together, we are now on a global stage," said Tom Lake, division manager of Honda's North American Purchasing. "Honda is growing, and we want our suppliers to grow with us and share in that success. To support our global role, you need to provide strong regional leadership in both the design and production of innovative, next-generation parts and components."
Lake added that Honda's suppliers in North America will have both opportunities and challenges as they assume these new responsibilities to expand production and meet the expectations of customers in other regions of the world. This will include initiatives to improve the quality, efficiency and flexibility of their production operations.
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Earlier this month, Bieber's home was searched after he supposedly egged a neighbor's house, causing quite a bit of damage. During the search, a member of his entourage was arrested for cocaine possession.
Keyshawn Johnson is one of Bieber's neighbors in a gated community in Calabassas, Calif., and hopes he learns from these experiences.
They finally caught HIM! Glad no one was hurt, no kids in the street. Everyone grows up at some point. Hopefully he learns from it.—
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According to the Miami Herald, the former NFL star turned ESPN analyst has reached out to Bieber to offer guidance, but the pop star turned Johnson down.
His neighbors in his exclusive, gated Calabasas, Calif., community have long complained about him speeding down their streets. Media reports have said sheriffs deputies have been called to his mansion several times over the past year, and retired NFL player Keyshawn Johnson also attempted to counsel the singer, but Bieber refused to talk to him.


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At City Park Monday night, experienced marathon runners, people who've never run before and even a group who participated in last week's Boston Marathon, came together to pay homage to the victims of the Boston bombings.
After a prayer and some motivational words, the group hit the track. The goal...to complete a 2.62 mile run in honor of the 26.2 mile race that so many didn't get to complete in Boston. Race organizer Chuck George explained, "We're here…to run in memory of the people affected by the bombing."
Runner Carlton Smith commented, "For some people to do something like this it's inconceivable. I can't really put words to the tragedy."
Anger is something a lot of these people feel towards the 19-year-old suspect in the attack. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev remains in a Boston hospital where he's communicating with authorities by nodding his head after suffering a bullet wound to the neck. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick said Monday, "We have a million questions and those questions need to be answered."
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Many TISD supporters and employees attended Wednesday's presentation at Willowbrook Country Club in Tyler. TISD's interim superintendent, Gary Mooring, used the event to highlight the district's theme for the year, "Students First."
"Every decision, every program that is considered, we must ask, 'What is best for the students?'" Mooring said.
Mooring highlighted several school programs for implementing that theme by enhancing the learning process for Tyler students. Students participating in those school programs made videos to show everyone at the luncheon what they are learning.
Jack Elementary School highlighted its "Leader in Me" program.
Students at Boulter Middle School showed everyone what their "Engineering Prep" after-school program is all about.
The final program highlighted was the "Career and Technical Education PLAYhouse," where students in TISD architecture and construction technology classes are partnering with construction companies to design and build playhouses.
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When asked if he was planning on staying and becoming the TISD superintendent, Mooring said, "I'm here to help and be in the capacity for the length of time that they need me to be."
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Fireday - Firefox Extension Reviews for December 8, 2006
This week: Dictionary Lookup Extension, Dynamic Web Project, and the recently released Firebug 1.0.
Woo Hoo! I'm excited about the newest release of Firebug as you'll soon see.
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Dictionary Lookup Extension
Rating: 4/5
While writing my reviews and posts, I always find that I need a dictionary handy and since there isn't one available, I need to type dictionary.reference.com and type in the word and...oh, you get the idea.
The Dictionary Lookup extension provides you with a quick way to find out what a word means without even surfing to another web site.
The extension is activated through the context menu. Highlight the word you want defined and right-click on the word. The "Define..." option should be at the bottom of the context menu. The extension will query dictionary.reference.com and return the definition without even blinking. Well, it may blink a little to load the definition, but it's quick.
If the definition requires a lot of explaining, it provides the entire definition by parsing and adding each line to the context menu. Kind of low level, but it works.
With the newly introduced spell checker in Firefox 2.0, the Dictionary Lookup extension is a definite welcome addition.
Dynamic Web Project
Rating: 3/5
I remember when Alexa was strictly for looking up similar web sites based on the current page you were on. Now, it's basically a ranking tool similar to Google's PageRank. When I noticed that this extension was provided through an educational web site, I was intrigued as to whether it would be similar to Alexa.
The Dynamic Web Project Firefox extension does, in fact, provide a way for users to retrieve a list of similar web sites that resemble the web page you're currently surfing on.
The installation of the Dynamic Web Project was simple. It can be activated through the View/SideBar or use Shift+Ctrl+E. As soon as you open the side panel, you will notice a list of web sites related to the site your viewing in your browser window.
A couple downsides to the extension is the middle-click on a link doesn't open up a new window at all. As a matter of fact, it doesn't even do anything. Ok, so I tried to right-click to get the context menu. Nope. No context menu. All you can do is left-click the link to load it into the current browser window as opposed to loading it into a new tab or window.
So I went to the web site for documentation. The documentation on the site is kind of sparse and it doesn't really explain how they collect their data. It makes me wonder where they are retrieving their data from. Are they using other web sites for their data or are they collecting it themselves?
I like the extension and it focuses on one primary function: looking for similar web sites. Even though the current version is 1.0.3, I expected a little bit more from a full release version that has been out for a while. The extension, though, requires additional options and features before it can become a welcome addition in my Firefox toolkit.
Firebug 1.0
Rating: 5/5
With the first release of Firebug, I was impressed with the extension overall. I even wrote about how the "Super Extension" could be a standalone application in itself. Based on what I've seen since its 1.0 release on Monday, I'm impressed even more so than I was before with the previous version.
First and foremost, everything that was included with Firebug, you would expect to pay for in a commercial IDE. The very thought of releasing this extension for free blew my mind. Yes, I said the extension is FREE. If you are using it constantly (which I am), you can donate some cash to Mr. Hewitt for all of his hard work. I pitched in my contribution. :-)
Let's get to the extension. One of the things that I love is the ability to have dual monitors while programming. The one problem I had with Firebug was the panel was always at the bottom. With version 1.0, you can run Firebug in a bottom panel OR run Firebug in a completely separate window. Move the other window over to the opposite monitor and start debugging. Awesome!
HTML & CSS Tools
Firebug provides a Box Model viewer, along with an improved inspector. Click on the HTML tab in the left panel and the Layout tab in the right panel. The Box Model is displayed on the right while the HTML tree is displayed on the left. Start moving through the tree and as you hover over an HTML item, you'll notice the HTML in the browser window will be highlighted. Click on some text in the HTML tree. You can edit the HTML right there in Firebug.
I've always loved CSS, even back in Netscape days (when it was supported). However, I always wanted to know about the size of a DIV. In the Layout tab, when you hover over the Box Model, you'll notice it'll draw a ruler around the box for those who are having problems with dimensions of the box.
You can even edit the CSS. Firebug provides you the ability to tweak your CSS while looking at the browser, so immediate adjustments can occur while editing the CSS. Excellent feature.
Why are my pages taking so long to load?
Firebug provides a network monitor to see if your pages are taking way too long to load. After reading some recent statistics about web sites, I think this feature will definitely come in handy. To activate this feature, make sure Firebug is open and you have the Net tab selected in the left panel. You won't see much right now. Reload the page and just watch your statistics light up the screen. Wow! VERY cool.
Want more information on what came down from the server? Expand the page by clicking the plus (+) and you see the headers of each item that was received. Nothing like digging into Firefox and finding out the dirty details, huh?
We can't forget AJAX
No, we can't. Firebug still delivers when it comes to everyone's favorite: AJAX. They have vastly improved the AJAX monitor in this version. Click on the tab XHR (XmlHttpRequest), and load a page that contains AJAX. Activate it and watch as the activity is displayed in Firebug.
Speaking of JavaScript, you'll never guess what Firebug included in this version. A command-line for JavaScript. You can type in JavaScript code and have it display the results immediately. Flashback to dBASE III+, but I digress. Not only do you get a command line for JavaScript, but you also get auto complete when you type at the command line. Whoa!
If you've run into JavaScript errors before (and who hasn't), you know the Firefox debugging console isn't what its cracked up to be. Firebug has an entire section dedicated to profiling, logging, editing, stack tracing, nested groupings, and assertions (oh my).
You'll have to believe me when I say I haven't even scratched the surface of everything that's included in this extension. If I could give this extension a rating of 6, I would, but Firebug receives my highest rating for a good reason. I've been using the extension for a week and I've not run into one problem so far and its been a godsend and solid performer since I've started using version 1.0. As an extension...nay, an application, Firebug has shown me a great deal of programming expertise and knowledge of just how powerful Firefox's extension architecture really is.
For those who work in a corporate environment and use Firefox along with IE for web development and new employees are hired, the ONLY two extensions that should be a requirement for designers and developers would be the Web Developers Toolbar and the awesome Firebug extension.
And I'd be content with that. :-)
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Update: Dixie is now in her forever home, but don't forget about her furry friends up for adoption at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League.
Meet our Pet of the Week Dixie. She's a 5-year-old Labrador Retriever Mix.
Dixie is a very unassuming girl in our kennels. She keeps to herself and stays pretty quiet for the most part, so she's easily overlooked by our visitors. But once you take her outside, her true personality shines and she comes to life! She loves to go for walks and spend time in our fields exploring and frolicking about. One of her favorite pastimes is lizard hunting. With her nose to the ground and magnifying glass out, she goes into stealth mode and her Sherlock Holmes skills kick in. And when she can't find a lizard to stalk, a squirrel or bird will do just as nicely! Dixie also has a softer side. She's a sweet and cuddly girl who loves to spend time with her human friends. Nothing makes her happier than a little human companionship. And although she loves just about every person she meets, she is a little pickier about her canine friends. And felines…let's just say they might as well be lizards! Dixie is excited to find a loving family to call her own. One where she can have her humans to herself and soak up all the attention!
Dixie is up for adoption at the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, and if you adopt her, her initial exam is free compliments of our Pet Connections' vet sponsors:
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I'VE BEEN so concerned with the lack of North Woods representation on the Natural Resources Board that Friday's announcement about the appointment of Gary Zimmer was like a prayer answered.
Governor Walker appointed Zimmer, of Laona, a regional biologist with the Ruffed Grouse Society and a former biologist with the U.S. Forest Service. He's an expert in wildlife management, especially when it comes to habitat development.
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The Alabama Department of Public Safety is investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal weekend shooting of an armed suspect by an Alabama State Trooper.
The incident occurred Saturday around 8 p.m. when the State Trooper, unidentified, became involved in what is described as a "short, high speed chase" with a motorcyclist.
The suspect, 21-year-old Garrett Joshua Chruma, ultimately abandoned the bike and a foot chase was started.
Authorities say a confrontation between Chruma, who was armed, and the State Trooper ended when the officer fired his weapon, fatally wounding the suspect.
It was not immediately known why Chruma, an Eight Mile resident, chose to flee from the officer.
Alabama Bureau of Investigation (ABI), the investigative division of the
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Once the investigation is complete, the ABI's findings will be turned over to the
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The heartland rocker and his band are joining up with the legendary Steve Winwood for a tour running through early October. With over 30 tour dates, there are plenty of opportunities to see this team up in action.
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Jeff Dunham has almost single-handedly revived the art of ventriloquism. Dunham and his motley lineup of dummies, including Walter, Peanut, and Jose Jalapeño, have been making audiences laugh themselves silly for years!
Following their guest spot with One Direction, the Aussie band is going on their first major tour. A few U.S. shows will run in 2014. The tour then picks up again stateside in May 2015. Don't miss out of seeing this up and coming group!
"South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are the masterminds behind The Book of Mormon, a comedy that follows two young men who travel to Uganda to convert the residents to Mormonism. What they find isn't exactly what they expected.
Based on the 1992 Disney film of the same name, Aladdin is a musical comedy for the whole family. Aladdin tells the story of a young beggar who stumbles upon a magic lamp. With a genie and three wishes, what kind of adventures will Aladdin get into?
If you loved the film, you'll adore the ice show, starring sisters Elsa and Anna! The whole "Frozen" cast will be there, including Sven, Kristoff, and Olaf. Featuring the hit song "Let It Go," Disney On Ice: Frozen tickets are perfect for the whole family!
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The Boston Red Sox will attempt to defend their World Series championship in 2014, but there are 29 other teams trying to take the title away from them. Make sure you get tickets this season and head out to the ballpark today!
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Vote in this Walnut Creek Patch poll (at the bottom of the article), which is open through 9 a.m. Friday. You can also register a review on the Patch Places listing for these burrito havens.
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When I heard album 'Future World', I want to hear they live album. And I heard their live album, I screaming for their musics. No need words, first Hearing! and Screaming!
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Pretty Maids are my all time favorite band when looking at songs and music of a band with many release. They are just incredible… and it is, beyond what words can convey, a shame that they are so unknown. This album is sooooo awesome. The sound is mint… the vocals and guitar are so excellent and they do the songs such justice that you learn to love the studio and live versions of the songs equally. Their singer is my favorite singer in rock/metal… who can effortlessly switch between an ultra-clean and a gravelly voice at will… both of which are outstanding. The guitarist is one of the all time best in terms of being great at both lead and rhythm. Not so much in terms of blistering speed… but just in sheer quality… there are some I like just as much, but none I like better!! The interplay with the crowd is also alot of fun on this because they talk back and forth in their native language on this CD (is it Danish?, whatever it is, it really sounds neat). The songs are a strong smattering of their best up to that point in their career. The weakest songs on this album came from the studio album (Scream) that this tour supported… BUT… dont get me wrong, there is not a bad song in the bunch. Highlights include the beautiful Savage Heart and Yellow Rain, which each start out slow and end nice and rocking. Others like Sin Decade, Future World, and Red Hot and Heavy are just classic songs that by all rights should be metal anthems known and enjoyed world wide just as much as all the traditionally famous metal songs. This is a group that has been so overlooked its sad… in addition to this… if you find you love it… you NEED Sin Decade (the album) and Spooked (the import version with the extra tracks). I also highly recommend Future World, Jump The Gun, Stripped, Planet Panic, and Carpe Diem. The others are all good too, but I would grab Anything Worth Doing, Is Worth Overdoing and Scream as the last studio CDs to get.
For all of you Pretty Maids fans that don't as of yet own this…get it. It was recorded a little earlier in their career so there are some newer songs missing. The crowd interaction is amazing! And although when interacting w/ the crowd, it's not in english, it doesn't need to be. You get the drift. All together….another fine Maids release.


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Get inked at this day-into-night party celebrating the father of old-school tattooing. Born on January 14, 1911, today would have marked Norman 'Sailor Jerry' Collins 103rd birthday. In honor of the occasion, Sailor Jerry Rum are throwing tattoo shindigs in cities all over the country. The New York version goes down at the Lower East Side dive 169 Bar and finds artists from famed Brooklyn tattoo parlor Three Kings inking free swallow tattoos on the first 103 folks who come by. In addition to free tats, the soiree features specialty Sailor Jerry Rum cocktails, rum-soaked treats and a boozy birthday cake. We suggest arriving early if you want to be adorned with a free bird.


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Losing weight is a difficult challenge for most people. What works for some doesn't necessarily work for others. If you are looking for information or help in managing your weight, here are some on-line resources that may assist you.
- The Healthy Living page of the Centers for Disease Control's website provides a wealth of information about staying healthy and weight management. See it at: http://www.cdc.gov/HealthyLiving/.
- Humana provides helpful tips and information to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle. To see their offerings, go to: http://www.humana.com/resources/healthy_living/
- WebMD provides a host of articles and tools to assist individuals in their dieting efforts. See what's available at: http://www.webmd.com/diet/default.htm.
- Methodist HealthCare, a partner in the NISD Weight Loss Challenge, provides valuable health information on their website at: www.sahealth.com
- For determining how many calories you are consuming in what you eat and how many you are using through your physical activity, use the tracking devices at www.MyFitnessPal.com.
- Another partner in the NISD Weight Loss Challenge is Gold's Gyms. Their website also provides health related articles and a Body Mass Index calculator. You can find it at: http://www.goldsgym.com/tipsandtools/tools/.
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PEORIA, Ill -- It's the end of one school year, but many students are wondering what the future will bring, with decreases in Illinois Financial Aid. The state announced that thousands of students will be losing a chunk of their financial assistance due to an over-commitment.
Financial assistance for college education is being cut short in Illinois after the state announced they will be reclaiming 2 million previously promised dollars.
Nearly 10,000 students who filed for the Monetary Award Program or MAP after the March deadline will have their assistance reduced by 10 percent.
Colleges like Illinois Central College felt the impact. They are losing $23,000 in MAP funding for more than 200 students.
"The average reduction we are seeing is about $85," said Beth McLain, ICC Director of Student Financial Services. "Our average MAP disbursement for a student per semester typically is $600."
One ICC spring graduate in nursing, Angela Larson, says she is graduating Saturday thanks to programs like MAP.
"It definitely comes into play for a lot of incidentals that come up," Larson said. "A lot of times, financial aid doesn't cover everything that is required for classes, and you still have to live. Not everyone can work full time and still go to school."
Students at private institutions like Bradley University won't have to worry too much about the mistaken over-share by the state. University officials say they will lose $9,000, but they will absorb the amount with no effect to students.
"Considering what they are dealing with at the state capital, almost anything can happen," Bradley Enrollment Management Vice President Paul Schroeder said. "This is something that we could have expected."
Illinois State University is another school which will be absorbing the costs for affected students. Their loss is $50,000, which would have affected 142 students with a $330 dollar decrease in assistance for each.
Larson says, although, MAP may only be as much as a few hundred dollars a year, it adds up in a big way.
"I would have been on a much more extended program," Angela Larson said. "I probably wouldn't be graduating this year. I would have had to take time off and figure something else out."


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We already showed you the 2010 AL Silver Slugger Award winners. Now we move on to the NL, where a certain Nationals player has something to cheer about after missing out on a Gold Glove. Again, shown in parentheses is the number of Silver Sluggers each player has won in his career.
P: Yovani Gallardo (1)
C: Brian McCann (4)
1B: Albert Pujols (4)
2B: Dan Uggla (1)
SS: Troy Tulowitzki (1)
3B: Ryan Zimmerman (2)
OF: Matt Holliday (4)
OF: Carlos Gonzalez (1)
OF: Ryan Braun (3)
Yes, Zimmerman takes home a Silver Slugger after leading all NL third basemen in OBP and slugging percentage. His closest competitors were Scott Rolen and David Wright, but neither did enough to state a strong case.
Gonzalez, Tulowitzki, Uggla, and Gallardo all won for the first time in their lives, which is something of a thrill. Tulowitzki blew the competition away, while Uggla held a narrow lead, Gonzalez finished with the best OPS among all NL outfielders, and Gallardo batted .254 with four home runs. Dan Haren finished with a higher OPS, but Gallardo had the power.
The remainder looks fine. Jayson Werth might've had an argument in the outfield, but not a convincing one. Buster Posey didn't play enough to win at catcher. And while Albert Pujols finished behind Joey Votto, Votto played in a more hitter-friendly park, inflating his numbers.
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A look at the features of the new Chrysler 8-Speed automatic transmission
Chrysler's new 8-speed automatic transmission by ZF combines acceleration with great fuel economy.
Chrysler's new 8-speed automatic transmission by ZF combines acceleration with great fuel economy.
Subaru just keeps rolling out the safest cars year after year and their two newest models, the 2015 Legacy and 2015 Outback have both been awarded the highest standard of safety any car can get.
Although some pickup truck owners seem to believe that their trucks are actually drag racers in disguise, most realize what a truck like the Nissan Titan really is: a utility vehicle that happens t
The 2015 Ford F150 Lariat is marketed as the lowest priced "upscale" model of the new half ton pickup, costing less and coming with less goodies than the likes of the King Ranch or Platinum package
Say whatever you like about any automaker, just don't associate them with government money or they will get very upset.
Despite rumors on the internet that the Toyota has a firm drivetrain picked out for the FT-1 Vision concept, Toyota has not yet said. The basic car is a coupe and rear drive. This we know.
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Peabody — Janice E. (Flynn) Delaney, age 62, wife of the late John J. Delaney, died Sunday morning, May 12, 2013, at North Shore Medical Center, Salem Hospital. Born in Salem, Janice was the daughter of the late James E. and Eileen (Dolan) Flynn. She was raised in Salem and had attended St. James School, graduating from Salem High School in the class of 1969. Following graduation, Janice was employed with L.H. Rogers in Salem. She continued her employment as a receptionist at the Hilton Hotel at the Boston Airport, where she met her husband, John, who was working in security.
Following her marriage, the Delaney's moved to Winthrop where they raised their family. She was employed with Sound Systems Video in Winthrop for 15 years, then became a stay-at-home Mom and continued to work part-time. Mrs. Delaney loved her family, her two dogs, and adored her grandson, Luke.
Surviving her are her daughter, Janice Allinson and her husband, Mark, of North Andover; her brothers, James "Jim" Flynn and his wife, Jeanne, of Peabody, Paul Flynn and his wife, Kathleen, of Georgetown; and her grandson, Luke Allinson of North Andover.
ARRANGEMENTS: Visiting hours for Mrs. Delaney will be held at the Murphy Funeral Home, 85 Federal St. (corner of North Street), Salem, on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m., followed by a Funeral Service starting at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to the North Shore Medical Center, I.C.U. Unit, 81 Highland Ave., Salem, MA 01970. For additional information or online register book, please call 978-744-0497 or visit www.MurphyFuneralHome.com.


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Having trouble getting motivated? These soldiers toughen you up with their custom can't-quit tips.
When Lt. Christine Bone began training for the 2008 Primal Quest–a 10-day, 500-mile adventure race held this June in western Montana–she needed a place to run. Her only option: A dusty track circling an airbase in the Iraqi desert. Mortars and snipers, not blisters, were her main concern. "It was definitely scary," says Bone, 35, who ran 50 to 60 miles a week, occasionally wearing a 20-pound flak vest when the base was on high alert. The danger factor, she quips, made her run faster. Scott Olson, 32, an Army Special Forces sergeant and one of Bone's Primal Quest partners on Team Enduring Freedom, logged his own hazardous miles while serving his fifth tour in Afghanistan. To state the obvious, the pair had every excuse to skip training sessions–but didn't. Here are their tips for achieving top fitness under any circumstances.
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Bone's fast pace limited her exposure to snipers, but high-intensity workouts are also a good way for time-strapped athletes to get maximum return for their training. You can do the same thing in the gym with circuit training by moving rapidly between machines to keep your heart rate high.
>> Avoid routine Land mines limited Olson's training rides to a single 3.5-mile loop inside the base, so he fought boredom by adding off-road challenges to his rides. Bone and Olson also recruited training partners to add social variety to their workouts.
As a member of the SFA who donated to the team I also would like to find out what happened? did team 79 finish? what is their AAR and are they doing more together? I know the PQ is grueling and asks for all you have so did our sponsoree give it their best shot or what?
I was expecting more tips on staying motivated rather than one individual's story of making time to workout while on a deployment, although it does give some inspiration.
Some things that have worked for me include -setting yourself a workout schedule,
-making monthly goals,
-finding friends to hold you to your goals, -rewarding yourself for staying with a routine (nice dinner out or buying gear you've wanted), -keeping a logbook of your progress, etc.
These and other ideas were the kinds of things I expected from such an article.
I would rather read the root cause leading to the failure of this team to finish and more importantly the direct lessons that they have learned and will carry them across the finish in the future.


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Assault suspect dies after jumping from 4th floor hotel windowThe male suspect barricaded himself in a fourth floor hotel room when deputies attempted to take him into custody.
A man staying in the Hilton Garden Inn at Paine Field has died after jumping from the fourth floor window of the hotel.
Snohomish County Sheriff's Office deputies were dispatched to the hotel around 3 a.m. for an assault call. When they arrived, they found a woman in one of the hotel rooms who had been attacked by the man.
She was sent to a nearby hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. The male suspect barricaded himself in a fourth floor hotel room when deputies attempted to take him into custody.
He threw a table through the room's outside window, then jumped from that window, sustaining critical head injuries. He died shortly thereafter, before aid could arrive
At this time, the identity of the man is unknown, but he and the woman were both believed to be staying at the hotel.
The woman is a 39 year-old from California and it is not believed they were related or staying together. No weapons were involved.
The man's identity and cause of death will be released by the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office.


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Right now, Living Social daily deals site is offering a great deal on the Arizona Grand suite resort in Phoenix: Only $139 a night for a two-room suite that sleeps four.
Click here to go to the Arizona Grand Living Social deal
This would be a good value for a hotel to attend Major League Baseball spring training for the Cactus League or any time you need to be in Phoenix, especially with kids.
If the Living Social deal has expired, check around, because this hotel does have occasional deals, though this is the best one I've seen.
It's centrally located and not far from Tempe Diablo Stadium, for you Angels fans out there who want to attend Los Angeles Angels 2012 spring training.
And Glendale, where the Los Angeles Dodgers play, is a short drive away.
This resort consists of attractive, well-appointed two-room suites, each with a wet bar and, if I recall correctly, a microwave and coffeemaker. Similar to Embassy Suites. There are numerous swimming pools, plus an entire water park on the property that's free for hotel guests. There's also a separate adults-only pool with a bar that I'm sad to say I never got to visit.
The offered deal is $139 per night, including free breakfast for two and a spa credit. It's good through Sept. 8, 2012. There's a $38 resort fee on top of that, so the real price is $177 plus tax. Check out the blackout dates before you buy.
Really, for spring training time in this area, that's a good deal. Of course you don't have to go for spring training, you could just go for a nice warm getaway.
We paid $209 a night for our room on sale when we stayed there for Los Angeles Angels spring training on a previous sale deal and still thought it was a good deal for what we got.
We split the cost of the suite with my friend and her son. Our suite included a bedroom with two very comfortable queen beds, and a living room with a fold-out couch. We also got a roll-away.
By the way, I recommend the Rustler's Rooste, the most fun steakhouse on the property, but not Aunt Chilada's, the not-that-great Mexican restaurant there.
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HELSTON RBL: 11 November - Parade to muster at the Co-op car park at 2.30pm with the march leaving the Co-operative Store Car Park at 2.45 to St Michaels Church for a 3pm service . The parade will give the salute at Guildhall on the way to the church.
A wreath laying service will take place following the service. This will be followed by the parade marching to the Garden of Remembrance, where crosses will be laid.
Two minutes silence will be observed at Helston's Garden of Remembrance, next to Gryll's Monument at the bottom of Coinagehall Street at 11am
Helston Branch is also putting on a Remembrance Day concert at St Michaels Church at 7pm, with Helston Town Band and Four Lanes Male Choir. The concert will cost £5 on the door.
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Mel, please make Maccabees!
This petition is to Mr. Mel Gibson voicing both support and wishes for his film on the second book of Maccabees. We would like to see more Christian films such as this, and his last work \"The Passion of the Christ\" as we value films like the Passion of the Christ and this planned Maccabees film, and continued to be turned off by the filth that is the staple of mainstream Hollywood. If you support and want this film, please sign this petition. This petition will be sent to Mel Gibson with the following short letter: Dear Mr. Gibson, We who have signed this petition are doing so to voice our desire and support for your film on the second book of Maccabees of the Bible. We who supported your film \"The Passion of the Christ\" gather to support you and encourage you yet again! Please make Maccabees! Sincerly, The Undersigned
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A judge temporarily stays planned Warren Lee Hill execution amid concerns about lethal injection issues.
Georgia inmate Warren Lee Hill was scheduled to die by lethal injection Monday night.
His attorneys were arguing he's mentally disabled and should not be executed.
The state argues Hill has failed to prove he's mentally disabled.
Hill has spent the last 21 years on death row for killing a fellow inmate. He was originally put in prison for murdering his girlfriend Myra Sylvia Wright, according to police reports.
A prayer vigil will take place Monday at 6 p.m. at the Georgia State Capitol.
Below is a statement from Brian Kammer, attorney for Warren Hill:
"We are relieved that the Superior Court of Fulton County has stayed the execution of Warren Hill, a man with mental retardation who has an undisputed I.Q. of 70.
Today, the Court found that more time is needed to explore Mr. Hill's complaint, which raises serious concerns about the extreme secrecy surrounding the execution process in Georgia, and the new Lethal Injection Secrecy Act, which took effect one day before Georgia issued a death warrant for Mr. Hill.
At this time, there is far too much we do not know about how the state intends to proceed in this, the most extreme act a government can take against a citizen.Ultimately, we are hopeful that the United States Supreme Court will hear Mr. Hill's pending Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus, and will have the opportunity to consider the important new evidence in this case, that there is unanimous consensus among all the doctors who have examined Mr. Hill, including three who previously testified for the state, that he is a person with mental retardation, and thus ineligible for the death penalty."Brian Kammer, attorney for Warren Hill, July 15, 2013
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All Owen wants to do is make you laugh.
If you watch TV, you've seen his face from the Chris Rock hit, Everybody Hates Chris; to the Ice Cube sitcom, Are We There Yet? And yes he's the guy from that Nicorette commercial where he goes toe to toe with a SHARK!
This fall, watch for Owen in the new Tim Meadows comedy, Glory Daze on TBS. And when in Los Angeles, be sure to see Owen Live at the World Famous Comedy Store.
For more on Owen please visit: http://www.owensmithisfunny.com
Owen talks about these "New Mistresses" www.owensmithisfunny.com
Owen spells out what Tiger's actions really mean for the rest of us men. www.owensmithisfunny.com
Owen offers a solution that could lower the divorce rates.
Owen's take on how they should "remix" the marriage vows. www.owensmithisfunny.com
Recorded live at The Comedy Store in La Jolla, CA Owen's take on Tiger Wood's ever increasing numbers. www.owensmithisfunny.com
Owen's take on the 2012 hype.
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— Adam and Ann (Costello) Underwood of Danville announce the birth of their son, Benjamin Christopher Underwood. He was born at 7:07 p.m. April 11, 2013, at Carle Clinic in Urbana. He weighed 4 pounds, 8 ounces and was 18 inches long. He was welcomed home by Liam, 8 ½, Ruth, 5, and Addison, 3 ½.
Grandparents are Dave Costello, Gail Costello and Bill and Mary Underwood.
Great-grandparents are Ann Costello and the late Bernie Costello, Bob and Dee Mayberry, Don and Kay Atwood and the late Ruth Faulstich.


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LAKE WYLIE, S.C. -- York County deputies confirmed Oakridge Middle School math teacher Chris Petrasek is charged with third degree assault and battery.
The charges stem from allegations made by three seventh grade students that Petrasek, who is also the school's wrestling coach, spanked them inside classrooms from September through November 2011.
According to the York County Sheriff's Office reports, some of the victims said Petrasek laid them over his lap to spank them; one claimed the 48-year-old teacher held his neck, bent him over a desk and struck his buttocks.
"You can't spank a child at Oakridge Middle School," said Deputy Mike Scurlock of the York County Sheriff's Office. Clover School District outlawed corporal punishment in 2007.
The 12-year-olds told authorities they were spanked for missing questions on tests, getting low grades and talking out of turn. The students said the blows stung and they were embarrassed and intimidated by Petrasek.
Oakridge Middle School sixth grader Amber Lipscomb said her friends told her, "They didn't feel comfortable about it and that he should be fired."
"Things like missing stuff on tests- corporal punishment should not be used for that, if it was something extreme maybe, but I think corporal punishment should be left up to the parents," said Anissa Lipscomb, Amber's mother.
Several parents told NewsChannel 36, they were angry a teacher would use corporal punishment, since it's not allowed in Clover.
"Not spanking, maybe sit them by themselves or no recess. The parents should be the ones to really deal with that," said Travis Crank, father to an Oakridge Middle School seventh grader.
Petrasek had been a math teacher with the Clover Schools since 2007. The district said he had been on paid leave for the past week during the investigation.
Deputies originally told NewsChannel 36 Thursday evening that Petrasek was no longer an employee, but the school district corrected the statement and said Petrasek is still suspended with pay until further notice.