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Florence By the Sea, OceanView, Private Pool, Spa, 6 BRs. in Ormond Beach
- bedrooms 6
- baths 4½
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
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$ 6,770 - $ 27,000 / month
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Three stories of lavish Italianate beauty with breathtaking ocean and golf course views await you at Florence by the Sea, our home across the street from the beach in Ocean Hammock. With every luxury from a pool to an elevator, it's a dream vacation home.
Boasting more than 5,000 square feet, Florence by the Sea is ideal for large groups, family reunions, or just a big family ready to spread out and get comfortable. The elevator makes it accessible for everyone, so it's a good choice for a multi-generational vacation. Ocean Hammock Resort is a family friendly, gated beach community. The world-renowned Ocean Hammock Golf Course winds through the neighborhood, affording spectacular views. There's something for everyone here!
Your favorite part of Florence by the Sea is probably going to be the giant atrium-ceiling lanai, located off the rear of the house for even greater privacy. Enclosed in this vast space is a lovely swimming pool with an adjacent Jacuzzi to massage those golf-sore muscles! There's also a full summer kitchen, with a state-of-the-art grill and plenty of room for seating and poolside play. Just wait until you find yourself floating in the pool, gazing up at the vast blue Florida sky with a cold drink close at hand! Stress and everyday cares just melt away here!
Step inside from the lanai and you find yourself in our family room, one of two living areas designed for a crowd. Here you'll find a huge HDTV, wet bar, ultra-comfortable sofas and chairs, stereo system with Surround Sound (this is available throughout the house), cool tile floors, and plantation shutters on the many windows. After a long day at the beach, the family room is like an oasis! Make yourself a drink, put up your feet, and enjoy the game or your favorite show.
The second big living area is upstairs. Our great room is filled with windows and surrounded by balconies, and boasts a huge fireplace in addition to another entertainment center with HDTV and all the trimmings. And if you need more space, Florence by the Sea has a spacious office!
One of the best features of Florence by the Sea is the kitchen, which is adjacent to the great room. Beyond the long granite countertop and breakfast bar, you'll find Sub Zero appliances, a central island, custom cabinetry, and all manner of appliances and equipment. You can prepare a feast for 20 in here without going short a single fork! The dining room awaits formal meals, while a sun-filled breakfast nook does everyday duty as a lovely place to sip that first cup of coffee, update your Facebook status (you have free wireless Internet at Florence by the Sea), and plan another perfect Palm Coast day.
Even more important than the kitchen are the bedrooms, and you will simply love the arrangements here at Florence by the Sea. There are 6 bedrooms, 3 with en suite bathrooms, including a 1st-floor room right off the lanai that is great for those with accessibility issues (10 steps to the pool for water therapy!).
The master suite includes a large living area with a couch and chairs, a king-size bed, a long bank of windows, and a balcony with panoramic views. The en suite bathroom offers his-and-her vanities, a walk-in shower, and a deep tub. This is an area made for late nights and long mornings! It is a haven, and only the promise of another great day in the pool, on the course, or at the beach will lure you from it!
The 2nd bedroom contains a king bed, with an en suite bathroom including a walk-in shower, while the 3rd, 5th & 6th bedrooms have queen beds. The 4th bedroom contains a bunk bed with two doubles (sleeps up to 4 kids). There are also 2 brand new queen sleeper sofa beds. All are spacious and pleasant, with all linens provided. Oh -- did we mention the full-size laundry room in this house?! And, 2 garages for extra parking or storage.
With handsome landscape and even a private walkway almost outside the front door to lead you down to the beach, Florence by the Sea simply has it all.
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Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855) 833-6629
house rental amenities
- Balcony
- BBQ Grill
- Beach Walking
- Beachcombing
- Biking
- Boating
- Fishing
- Gas Grill
- Hiking Trails
- Hot Tub
- Ocean Kayaking
- Patio
- Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Wind Surfing
- 83 miles to Orlando, FL
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Baseball Park
- Football Stadium
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- Soccer Stadium
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Theatre
- Ocean Hammock Beach Resort
- Palm Coast, Florida
- Palm Coast, FL
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
activities and attractions in Ormond Beach Atlantic Coast Central
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
- Whirlpool Tub
- HD TV in Living Room
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Beach
- Library
- Miniature Golf
- Movie Theatre
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Views
- Near Beach
- Secluded
vacation rental rates
Dates Nightly Weekly Monthly
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014 $1,000-$1,250 $2,495-$5,000 $6,770
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014 $708-$1,500 $2,495-$6,000 $18,429-$25,000
Jun 1, 2014-Aug 31, 2014 $708-$2,500 $3,500-$9,500 $22,714-$27,000
Sep 1, 2014-Nov 30, 2014 $1,000-$1,750 $2,495-$7,000 $11,980-$16,985
Dec 1, 2014-Feb 28, 2015 $1,000-$1,750 $2,495-$9,714 $7,737-$19,170
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855) 833-6629
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If attendance at the TSMC Technology Symposium in San Jose (link redirects) is any indicator, the economy must be improving. Official attendance was said to be 1500, but it felt like it was more. Of course, there were a lot of TSMC staff milling about, and they did have 2 of the booths in the vendor area for their own offerings, but there were still a lot of people there. The thing EDA vendors like about the TSMC event is that all the attendees are pre-screened. All of them have some business relationship with TSMC, which usually means they either buy Silicon, or they are in the IP or Services business. That means if somebody expresses interest in one of your products, there is potential business there. Of course, they may have absolutely no signature authority, but it all helps. The cost to put up a booth there is low enough that it only takes one or two meaningful discussions to make it worth doing. Things must be looking up if that many people are interested enough to attend. I would say there was a broad cross-section of people there from big digital houses to analog/mixed signal to small design houses. It was a good event.
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Gabe brings home a book about fish. He asks his little brother Chris if he
wants to play pretend with him. Chris said no! Because, he always says no Gabe starts reading the names of the fish out loud and Chris can't help but play along. Chris has never seen or heard of these fish before, so he uses his imagination to visualize what the fish would look like.
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Harrison Sanford anchors Sports on the weekends for WALB and also reports news throughout the week. He is originally from Westbury, New York but has become a fan southern hospitality.
Harrison graduated from Cornell University in 2010 in Communication Studies and earned a minor in Applied Economics and Management. Most recently, he operated as a Production Assistant for Comcast SportsNet in Houston, TX.
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Harrison's love for journalism started at a young age. His passion particularly sparked when he won an essay writing contest that earned him press credentials to be a reporter at the 2003 NBA Draft. Since then he has broken a handful of national college recruitment stories and covered training camps for the Giants, Jets, the 2004 NBA Draft, the 2012 McDonald's All-American game among others.
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By Jennifer Emert - bio | emailALBANY, GA (WALB) - Another shocking Internet video that shows a nine month old baby being slung around like a wet rag.
It's difficult to watch. While the baby appears to be having fun, Pediatricians say the motions could cause whiplash, dislocated joints, and even death. The video was posted on a video sharing web site called liveleak.com.
It's not only disturbing to people who watch it, but the web site itself has issued a call for help in identifying the young man who swings the baby in the video.
It's frightening to watch this man swing around a 9 month old like a rag doll. Parents cringe at the site, so do pediatricians.
"Ah, that's pretty bad," said Dr. Bruce Smith, Southwest Georgia Pediatrics PC.
Dr. Bruce Smith said while it's better that the motion is fluid, it could still cause whiplash which can lead to blindness or death.
"A baby can actually get a cervical spine rupture without breaking the neck bone," said Smith.
Swinging a child that fast by one arm could also cause nursemaid's elbow or dislocation of the shoulder as the child is flipped over one direction and then the other. But what causes someone to tape something like this and then post it for others to see? Psychologist Cheryl Kaiser said it's the same reason people stare at a crash as they go by.
"It's natural for us to look and make sure that somebody is healthy or well. It's natural for us to look when we see something that could potentially be wrong," said Dr. Cheryl Kaiser of Insight.
Liveleak.com has posted a warning and appears to be trying to help by asking anyone with information about the video to contact the site. Kaiser says ultimately the responsibility falls to sites like YouTube who removed the Lee County flying baby video from its site.
"These sites have demonstrated to us these sites have responsibility for managing what goes on, on their sites and having something that puts a baby at this much risk, I mean that baby's head is very close to the TV," said Kaiser.
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You'll likely recall that in June, two Lee County teens got into trouble for posting a YouTube video in which a nine month old baby was catapulted across a room. The baby was okay.
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Tech director Nick Chester fears Lotus will "need a bit of luck" to even reach the chequered flag in Melbourne.
Debuting their 2014 challenger, the E22, after the opening test in Jerez Lotus were always going to be playing catch up.
However, the Enstone team's chances of doing just that have not been helped by issues with the Renault engine powering the E22.
Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado managed just 238 laps at the second outing in Bahrain to go with the 111 they covered in the first.
As such Chester fears they may not reach the chequered flag at the season-opening Australian GP.
"I think we've got to have a few things align," he told Autosport.
"We've had days when the power unit has been fine and something else has let us down.
"I think we're going to need a bit of luck and all the bits to line up right for us.
"I know Renault Sport are working very hard on fixes and I'm sure they'll be bringing fixes and new specs to Melbourne that hopefully will give us a much better chance."
However, Lotus' issues have not been solely down to their Renault engine.
Chester added: "Most of the issues that have stopped us this week have been on the power unit side but we have had a couple of issues on our side.
"We had some exhaust failures earlier in the week. We think we understand them now.
"We've got a different spec of exhaust coming for Melbourne and we think we know why they were cracking. It was one of our parts, we still make the whole system."
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Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at Rice's Chapel Baptist Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. The Rev. Eddie Frank Nichols will officiate.
Visitation will be Friday, Oct. 12, 2012, at 6 p.m. at Rice's Chapel Baptist Church, and Saturday from noon until 2 p.m. at the church. Bell Funeral Home Sumiton has been entrusted with the arrangements.
Preceding him in death were his father, the Rev. James T. Lee; and sisters, Romona Mesnard and Juanita Lee.
Survivors include his children, Lisa Weaver and her husband, J.B., of Columbus, Miss., Jimmy Lee of Jasper, and Angela Martin and her husband, Quentin, of Fremont, Ohio; mother, Ruth Busby Lee of Bremen; brothers, Gary Lee of Corinth, Ky., and Joe Lee of Campbellville; sisters, Rebecca Wilson and her husband, Herman, of Gray, Tenn., and Loretta Hawkins and her husband, George, of Bellevue, Ohio; seven grandchildren; one great grandchild; and a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives.
You may sign an online register or express private condolences to the family at BellSumiton.com.
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Christmas trees are discarded on the street in the affluent London... Fotografia de notícias 159165440Estilo de Vida,Horizontal,Inglaterra,Interesse Humano,Londres,Natal,Reino Unido,Riqueza,Rua,Suburbano,Árvore,Árvore de NatalPhotographer Oli ScarffCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesLONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 08: Christmas trees are discarded on the street in the affluent London suburb of Belgravia on January 8, 2013 in London, England. Tradition in the UK is for Christmas decorations to be taken down on the Twelfth Night, which falls on January 5, as it's often regarded as bad luck to leave decorations up after this date. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)


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Prostate cancer strikes one family not once, but many times. Now they're speaking out, raising awareness while celebrating survival. The Navarro family shares a lot of laughs, but the five brothers also share a unique bond. It started with their dad. "My father was 59 when he died and he had prostate cancer," said Roy Navarro. Even as a young man, Roy knew his father's death was a warning, but years later at the age of 45, it took his wife pushing him to get his PSA, the blood test that screens for prostate cancer. The test came back positive. "The first reaction was I'm going to die from this." Roy survived after having his prostate removed, but for the man who dedicated his life to teaching, this became a teaching moment. His brother Joe then got tested. "What I did was establish a baseline and every year I would have it done, and then all at once, finally at one point it jumped and it wasn't into a bad range, but the fact that it had jumped was something that they then said let's go do biopsies, and the biopsy showed cancer." As a matter of fact, in the past 15 years all five brothers have been treated for prostate cancer. As they go through genetic testing, the concern is now for the next generation, like Roy's 27-year-old son. "Make sure that we talk to him. He knows. He's very aware, and when he gets to be around the age of 30, he needs to go and have the PSA done," Roy Navarro said. You can join hundreds of men on Father's Day at the Fifth Annual Run for the Ribbon. It happens at the Detroit Zoo at 8:00 a.m. Registration starts at 6:30 a.m. For more information, visit www.miumenshealthfoundation.org/run-for-the-ribbon-race.html.
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After two years, I am finally ready to launch my cycling apparel company CNOCs (pronounced knocks). I am using Kickstarter to get things going. If nothing piques your interest, you can still contribute by passing the link on to your network. I copied the link to the Kickstarter site below.
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News about Usain Bolt, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 18, 2014
Usain Bolt wins 100-meter race on Leme Beach in Rio de Janeiro; other track and field news noted. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
World champion sprinter Usain Bolt anchors Jamaica's 4x100-meter relay team to a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Sprinter Usain Bolt says antidoping officials sent bad message by giving American runner Tyson Gray only one-year ban after positive test for anabolic steroid. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Usain Bolt will skip the Golden Spike Meet in Czech Republic and Diamond League meet in Paris, saying he is behind on training following foot injury. MORE
Sep. 5, 2013
Sprinter Usain Bolt, most decorated athlete in world championship history, announces plans to retire after 2016 Olympics. MORE
Aug. 30, 2013
Usain Bolt earns 100-meter victory at the Weltklasse Diamond League meet in Zurich. MORE
Aug. 19, 2013
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt captures his third gold medal of track and field world championships by running an upbeat anchor leg to secure men's 4x100-meter relay. MORE
Aug. 18, 2013
Jamaica's Usain Bolt claims victory in the 200 meters and Russian women break the American grip on the 4x400-meter relay at track and field world championships. MORE
Aug. 12, 2013
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt reclaims world's 100-meter title he lost in 2011, pulling ahead of American Justin Gatlin to win in 9.77 seconds at track and field world championships. MORE
Aug. 11, 2013
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt easily wins his opening heat in 100 meters at track and field world championships in Moscow, but records only the seventh-fastest time. MORE
Jul. 28, 2013
Usain Bolt anchors Jamaican relay team to 4x100 victory in Diamond League meet in London. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt wins 100 meters at London Diamond League meet, clearing doubts that he will be in top form at world championship. MORE
Jul. 7, 2013
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt runs fastest 200 meters of season, in 19.73 seconds, at the Areva Diamond League meet in Paris, shaving 0.01 of a second off the previous best time. MORE
Jun. 14, 2013
Usain Bolt sets track record at Bislett Games in Oslo in his first 200 meters of the season. MORE
Jun. 7, 2013
Justin Gatlin beats Usain Bolt by one-hundredth of a second to win the 100 meters at the Golden Gala meet in Rome. MORE
Jan. 12, 2013
Mentally ill British man who shouted at Usain Bolt and threw bottle on track during men's 100-meter final at 2012 Olympics is found guilty of a public order offense; faces maximum sentence of six months in jail. MORE
Oct. 9, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt says he will try for a three-peat in the 100 and 200 at the 2016 Olympics, rather than trying out a new event. MORE
Sep. 8, 2012
American hurdler Aries Merritt sets a world record of 12.80 seconds in the 110-meters, upstaging Usain Bolt's routine 100-meter victory in the final Diamond League meet of the season in Brussels. MORE
Aug. 31, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt wins the 200 meters at the Diamond League meet in Zurich in 19.66 seconds. MORE
Aug. 12, 2012
Sprinter Usain Bolt and his Jamaican teammates set a world record in the men's 4x100 relay, edging out the United States; Bolt becomes the first man to successfully defend his 100- and 200-meter titles, and he helped Jamaica become the first country since 1976 to successfully defend its men's sprint relay title. MORE
Aug. 11, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt is mulling over other sports to try an conquer after definitively establishing himself as the fastest man on earth. MORE
Aug. 10, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt his teammate Yohan Blake in the 200 meters to win the gold medal at the London Games; becomes the first sprinter to win the 100 and the 200 in consecutive Olympics; Kenya's David Rudisha wins men's 800-meters, lowering his world record to 1 minute 40 seconds 91 seconds; other track results noted. MORE
Aug. 6, 2012
Usain Bolt wins the gold and remains Olympic champion at 100 meters, having won in the fastest collective 100-meter race ever with a time of 9.63 seconds; becomes the first man to successfully defend his Olympic 100 title; Yohan Blake, also of Jamaica, wins the silver and Justin Gatlin of the United States takes the bronze. MORE
Aug. 6, 2012
Usain Bolt's triumph in the men's 100-meter sprint delights his followers in Brixton, a London neighborhood that is home to a large and proud Jamaican population; as people in Brixton are quick to point out, it is nothing short of remarkable that a nation of 2.7 million has produced the fastest men and women in the world. MORE
Aug. 2, 2012
Inside the Rings; Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake and his gold medalist countryman Usain Bolt are set to square off in the men's 100-meter dash, the Olympics' most anticipated event; Blake outran Bolt at the Jamaican Olympic trials. MORE
Jul. 2, 2012
Yohan Blake wins his second of two races against Usain Bolt, claiming the 200 meters in 19.80 seconds at the Jamaican Olympic trials in Kingston. MORE
Jun. 8, 2012
Usain Bolt wins 100 meters in 9.79 seconds, finishing .06 seconds ahead of Asafa Powell at Diamond League meet in Oslo. MORE
Jun. 1, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt wins 100-meter race at Golden Gala in 9.76 seconds. MORE
May. 27, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt can burnish his legacy in London, where he could become the second man in the 100 meters and the first in the 200 to win back-to-back Olympic golds. MORE
May. 26, 2012
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt wins the 100 meters in 10.04 seconds running into the wind at the Golden Spike meet in Ostrava, Czech Republic. MORE
Mar. 3, 2012
Champion sprinters Asafa Powell and Usain Bolt will duel in the 100 meters at the Diamond League meet in Oslo, in a possible preview of a marquee race at the 2012 Olympics MORE
Sep. 5, 2011
Jamaican men's 4x100-meter relay team, anchored by 100-meter world record holder Usain Bolt, breaks world record with time of 37.04 seconds at world track and field championships in South Korea. MORE
Sep. 4, 2011
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt overcomes slow start to win 200-meter final at track and field world championships in Daegu, South Korea; other track and field results noted. MORE
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Bolt Breaks Indoor Mark in the 100 Meters
Usain Bolt finished in 9.98 seconds in the 100 meters at the Kamila Skolimowska Memorial in Warsaw, setting a record in the rarely run indoor version of the event.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
Bolt Breaks 10 Seconds Under Roof in Warsaw
Six-times Olympic champion Usain Bolt broke 10 seconds for the first time this season when he won a 100 meters race under a closed roof at the National Stadium in Warsaw on Saturday.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
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'Sluggish' Bolt Still Tops 100-Meter Field
Usain Bolt won the 100-meter race on a four-lane standard running track set up on Leme Beach in Rio de Janeiro.
August 18, 2014, Monday
Bolt Anchors Jamaica's Relay Victory
On a soggy track following torrential rain, Usain Bolt gave the Commonwealth Games a display of showmanship and speed to anchor Jamaica's 4x100-meter relay team to a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
August 3, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON USAIN BOLT AND: Commonwealth Games , Track and Field , Bolt, Usain
Commonwealth Games: More Than a Colonial Vestige
The event may seem irrelevant for the unaffiliated, but not for the athletes from the 71 participating delegations.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON USAIN BOLT AND: Bolt, Usain , Olympic Games (2012) , Commonwealth Games , Glasgow (Scotland) , London (England)
Bolt Is Critical of Lenience Shown to Barred Sprinter
Usain Bolt said that antidoping officials sent a "bad message to the sport" after the American sprinter Tyson Gay received only a one-year ban after a positive test for an anabolic steroid.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON USAIN BOLT AND: Track and Field , Bolt, Usain , Doping (Sports) , Gay, Tyson
Taking Para-Sport to a New Level in Glasgow
With a total of 22 medal events in five sports, the 2014 Commonwealth Games are the biggest yet for para-sport as organizers follow the lead of the successful Paralympic Games in London in 2012.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON USAIN BOLT AND: Special Olympics , Commonwealth Games , Olympic Games (2012) , Glasgow (Scotland) , Bolt, Usain , Paralympic Games
Two U.S. Women Prevail
The American Allyson Felix showed she was getting back to her best by winning the 200 meters at the Bislett Games in Oslo.
June 12, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON USAIN BOLT AND: Thompson, Richard , Felix, Allyson , Track and Field , Bolt, Usain
Usain Bolt Is Skipping Two Meets
Usain Bolt says he will skip the Golden Spike meet in Ostrava, Czech Republic, on June 17 and a Diamond League meet in Paris on July 5 because he is behind with his training after a foot injury.
June 7, 2014, Saturday
Bolt Among Award Finalists
Usain Bolt is on the shortlist for the male Athlete of the Year award, which he has won four times in the past five years.
November 5, 2013, Tuesday
MORE ON USAIN BOLT AND: Track and Field , Awards, Decorations and Honors , Bolt, Usain
Photo Replay: Oct. 23
A view of the day in sports, from a farewell at the Open 500 Valencia to Usain Bolt's trademark pose.
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The Jamaicans won the 4x100-meter relay, and host Britain added another gold of its own on the track.
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In a news release issued by Darlington County School officials this morning, it was disclosed that a Hartsville High School student was arrested for writing a threatening message that was discovered at the school Monday evening.
District spokesperson Audrey Childers said in a statement that the male student "was charged with 'disturbing schools.' The student, a minor, has been removed from the school and will face a school district disciplinary hearing."
Childers went on to say, "The safety of our students is our highest priority. The district greatly appreciates the services and support provided by the Hartsville Police Department during the investigation and arrest."
Because of privacy issues, this is all Childers can release to the media about the student, but she says all things are operating as usual at Hartsville High today.
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Hartsville, S.C. – Nov. 13, 2013 – The Hartsville Police Department has arrested a Hartsville High School student following a disturbing and threatening message found written at the school.
The message was found by school staff at approximately 5:20 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, and was immediately reported to the Hartsville Police Department. Police immediately began an investigation, leading to the arrest of the student, a minor, on Wednesday morning based on information gained in the investigation. The student is charged with disturbing a school.
The department agreed to provide additional police officers at the school Tuesday, Nov. 12, because of the concern of the Darlington County School District, and in accordance with district practices.
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MODESTO — Bill Zoslocki and Tony Madrigal were leading in district contests for Modesto City Council, while Jenny Kenoyer was making a serious bid to upset Councilwoman Stephanie Burnside.
Kenoyer, 78, held a 122-vote lead over Burnside in the race to represent District 5 in north central Modesto. She had 52 percent of the vote to 48 percent for Burnside.
Madrigal had 53 percent of the vote in District 2 in west Modesto, followed by Jon Rodriguez with 34 percent and Juan Telles with 12 percent.
In District 4, Zoslocki held a commanding lead with 57 percent. Rickey McGill was in second with 26 percent, Juan Melgoza had 9 percent and Ryan Schambers had 7 percent. The district includes the La Loma area and southeast Modesto.
Incumbents Dave Geer (District 2) and Joe Muratore (District 4) did not seek reelection, opening the door for at least two newcomers on a seven-member council.
Make that three if Kenoyer can hold onto her lead. I think my hard work paid off, said Kenoyer, who tirelessly went door-to-door talking with residents.
Burnside, who defeated the challenger in a three-way race in 2011, raised twice as much money as Kenoyer. But her campaign statements show Burnside spent about half of her $20,000 campaign fund. Burnside did not return calls Tuesday night.
She made no effort to campaign, Kenoyer said. How many people gave me a chance? I walked everywhere. She was never anywhere to be seen.
County election officials said they expect to have 5,000 to 10,000 uncounted ballots to process in the coming days.
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Zoslocki held a sizable lead throughout the evening. It certainly looks hopeful, he said. If Modesto elects me, it is an opportunity to open up discussion about how to improve employment in our city and how we address the problem with crime.
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Zoslocki, a former president of the Building Industry Association of Central California, raised $24,500 in campaign cash. He was neutral on Measure X and worked with a Modesto Chamber of Commerce committee that developed a Pathway to Prosperity plan, which called for business parks and major transportation upgrades.
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In 1968, you could buy a gallon of gas for 34 cents; the average cost of a new house was $14,950; the average cost of a new car was $2,822; and minimum wage was only $1.60 an hour with the average income per year being $7,850.
It was a year that consisted of both good and bad events. Apollo 8 became the first manned space craft to orbit the moon and Richard M. Nixon was elected president. Tragically, both Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. were assassinated and the controversial Vietnam War was continuing. That war became more personal when I became a soldier in the United States Army.
My wife, Janie, and I had only been married for four months. I was taking a break from college and continuing to work as a part-time regular at the Kroger grocery store for $3 an hour. We were enjoying married life in our duplex apartment but for some reason had stayed all night at my wife's parent's home.
After breakfast, we got in our 1961 Ford Galaxy 500 to head for our home but it wouldn't start. John Dunn, my father-in-law, was trying to help me get the car started. During that effort we managed to catch the driver's side front door in the sloping side of the yard which caused it to be damaged and also broke out a rear tail light when John gave us a push with his Chevy station wagon.
The good news was the car was running and we were headed for home. Unfortunately, the engine of our car caught on fire before we arrived. Fortunately, we were close to a service station when the car burst into flames. Workers at the station extinguished the fire, and helped me push the car into their parking area.
Since we were close to home and it would be a while before we'd know how much repairs would cost or if we could afford to fix the car, we walked to our apartment. We were somewhat shaken as it had been a difficult morning but we were grateful that we weren't injured, that we had a home to go to and that we were so much in love. It was a tough day but surely it would start getting better.
Before going inside, I got our mail and noticed that there was a registered letter from the United States Army. The letter notified me that I had been drafted and was to report for duty in two weeks. What had been a tough day in March 1968, became even more difficult…
The following months were full of challenging days and lonely nights as I made the adjustment to serving our country and being trained as a non-commissioned officer. I had orders to go to Vietnam but a kidney infection was temporarily putting that assignment on hold. It was November 13, 1968, when I received word that my wife was in labor and would soon be giving birth to our first child. The Army gave me emergency leave and I boarded a bus that would take me on a 13-hour journey from Fort Knox, Ky., to the hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va.>
I was glad that I got there before the birth of our child, but was only allowed to see Janie for a few minutes before I was chased out of the room. Dads were not allowed in the delivery room in those days. I remember pacing the floor and hoping that everything was going to be okay. Finally, a nurse came out holding a little baby boy and told me both mommy and baby were doing fine.
This November, we've had the opportunity to celebrate Veteran's Day and to remember those who have served and are serving to defend our freedom as well as others. We've also enjoyed another Thanksgiving and have given thanks to our Heavenly Father for all of His blessings.
I'm so thankful for life. Tomorrow, Janie and I will celebrate our 45th wedding anniversary at Delphos First Assembly of God with our church family.
The years continue to quickly come and go. Years full of special moments and memories like that day of Nov. 14, 1968, when almost one year after marrying Janie, I became a father to Michael Steven Eaton. It really sank in when I got to hold Mike for the first time — I was a dad!


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Local veterinarian Dr. Richard D. Lindsay of Andover is being lauded for his outstanding community service work as recipient of The Exchange Club of Lawrence's Book of Golden Deeds Award.
The Book of Golden Deeds Award is presented to a person who has devoted endless hours of their time and talents to helping others and who deserves acclaim but rarely receives it.
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A member of the Board of Governors of the Lawrence Boys & Girls Club, Lindsay's key interest has been providing motivated kids from Lawrence with opportunities that they could not otherwise have. While he for years sponsored college scholarships, he recognized the need to make a long-term investment so that a young person could not only enroll in college, but earn a degree.
Lindsay was also instrumental in establishing the Shadow Fund, a program to offer services to those who could not pay for the often extraordinary medical costs for their animals. Shadow was a 5-year-old yellow Labrador retriever owned by a Vietnam veteran who was willing to quit his $488-per-week job to enable him to access his 401K retirement fund to care for Shadow.
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PITTSBURGH -- Kevin Correia wasn't happy when Wandy Rodriguez arrived from Houston and forced him out of the Pirates starting rotation.He'll get another chance to start on Tuesday, six days after he beat Arizona in a spot start. Manager Clint Hurdle said the move had as much to do with Correia's recent effectiveness as the need to give the staff plenty of rest. "I think this gives everybody a good opportunity, for the guys that have been on a regular routine, to catch a day," Hurdle said before Saturday's game against San Diego, the team's ninth contest in a span of 20 straight. In his last nine outings, Correia is 7-0 with a 4.56 ERA. His next scheduled appearance pushes Rodriguez to Wednesday and James McDonald to Thursday. With Correia and recent callup Jeff Locke, the Pirates have seven pitchers on the roster who are capable of starting. The staff has generally avoided serious injuries, too, all of which has Hurdle liking the club's current position. "You like to feel that there's depth, and there's usable depth," said Hurdle, who doesn't project that any of his pitchers will reach 200-plus innings. "The season, it continues to present challenges. Knock on wood, we've still had everybody healthy, [except] for the first little wave we had where we lost Charlie [Morton] for the season, and Jeff [Karstens]. "Since then, we haven't had any physical ailments that deplete or take away from our starting rotation depth, so there's some security there, without a doubt." Morton underwent Tommy John surgery on June 14. Karstens missed two months but returned from the disabled list on June 25. Since then, he's 4-1 with a 3.60 ERA in eight starts.
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PITTSBURGH -- The Pirates were a busy ballclub as the July 31 Trade Deadline approached, as the club wound up bringing in four new players for the season's final stretch.The Bucs acquired a little bit of everything, picking up a starter and a reliever in Wandy Rodriguez and Chad Qualls, respectively, while also adding first baseman Gaby Sanchez and right fielder Travis Snider. Manager Clint Hurdle said on Saturday that he's pleased with how the new players have fit in. "I think the transition has been about as easy and as seamless as you could hope for," Hurdle said. "I think a lot of that has to do with the environment of the clubhouse, and our guys, the way they've brought them in and had conversations, communication with them." In 10 games with Pittsburgh, Snider is batting .333 with five RBIs. His first home run came in Friday's 9-8 loss to San Diego. While Snider downplayed the accomplishment, Hurdle said it could very well be a sign of much more to come. "The game's funny that way. Sometimes, they come in bunches. Hits come in bunches. A lot of things come in bunches sometimes," Hurdle said. "We'll see, but he's been striking the ball pretty well. He's been engaging more. He might actually know everybody's name out there by now."
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"Everybody needs to feel what they need to feel, and then get on home. And then I usually monitor, take a peek, have a few conversations the next day, and I'm very optimistic [about] where everything was today when I came in." -- Pirates manager Clint Hurdle, when asked whether he made sure his players had put Friday's tough 9-8 defeat behind them.
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Hurdle said before Saturday's game that left-handed reliever Tony Watson would not be available for the contest. He also said that Chris Resop, who threw 24 pitches on Friday, should be able to pitch. A victory Saturday night would push A.J. Burnett's record at PNC Park this season to 8-0, tying the eight-game winning streak Todd Ritchie set in 2001 -- which is the longest by a Pirates pitcher in their current digs. Burnett also needs one more win to reach 15. The last Bucs hurler to post that many in one year also was Ritchie, who pulled off the feat in 1999.
Mark Emery is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Marine industry officials are asking Palm Beach County boaters to speak out against a proposed $75 annual boat-launch fee that would apply at the county's saltwater boat ramps.
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Queen's is ranked 173rd in the world in the 2011-2012 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, released this week in England.
"As with other research-focused international rankings, this is another positive indication of our success in particular areas, like research income, reputation, volume and influence," says Principal Daniel Woolf. "I continue to encourage anyone who looks at global rankings to consider them as one piece of the decision-making process when determining where they might study and work. It's also important to talk to people, visit campuses and websites and get a real sense of the place."
Last year, Queen's chose not to participate in the Times ranking exercise because of concerns about methodology and data integrity. Many universities around the world had complained about the way the ranking was tabulated. This year, Queen's did submit data. The Times responded to the concerns raised and made some changes to the methodology.
The Globe and Mail Canadian University Report and the Maclean's annual rankings will be released in the coming weeks. The former is focused on the student experience and relies on student survey results; Queen's has consistently received among the highest student satisfaction ratings in the country. Maclean's focuses largely on research and reputation measures with a lesser focus on selected aspects of the student experience.
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The collection of cousins trace their common ancestry back to Jesse Livingston Bennett.
His parents, Michael and Phoebe Bennett, settled in Walker County in 1840 and were among the first Bennetts to arrive in the area, according to an entry from "The Heritage of Walker County, Alabama."
Bennett's grandfather and namesake, Jesse Livingston, was the first known white man to discover Clear Creek Falls in Winston County.
Bennett was a veteran of the Civil War. He married into another of Walker County's founding families in December 1864 when he wed Josephine Jones.
The couple had nine children. Their infant son, Jessie Livingston Bennett Jr., was the first person to be buried in Bennett Cemetery on Lamon Chapel Road in 1880.
Bennett died in August 1912 in a freak accident. As he drove his wagon past a field that was being plowed, the team of horses pulling him were spooked when the farmer snapped a bull whip. Bennett was thrown from the wagon and received fatal brain injuries.
Josephine Bennett died in June 1914. Both are buried in Bennett Cemetery along with hundreds of their descendants.
Jasper resident Gwen Pulliam began researching his lineage in 1986.
"I started on our father's side. Our youth group was doing a vacation Bible school for underpriviliged kids in Atlanta. I saw Elbert County on the map of Georgia, and I told my wife, 'I've heard of the place all my life, but I've never been there,'" Pulliam said.
The next morning, Pulliam started sorting through public records at the courthouse at Elberton.
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"I was computer illiterate. He bought a Family Tree program, called and said, 'Bring your brain and your boxes over here,'" Gwen Pulliam said.
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Taking a step away from the previous team and history, Way seeks to deliver an action-packed powerhouse of a story, with a cast made up of a veritable "who's who" of Marvel's biggest and boldest anti-heroes: Red Hulk, Elektra, Venom, Deadpool and The Punisher.
"This team doesn't tackle small problems, and it doesn't provide discreet solutions" said Way in his Newsarama interview.
Fans of Jeph Loeb's Hulk run will remember that most of these characters previously came together under Thunderbolt Ross' leadership during an arc where the Big Red One clashed with X-Force; a book Way is quick to distance his Thunderbolts from.
"This is not 'another X-Force.' This is also not a covert ops team. When the Thunderbolts hit a target, they'll do so in the loudest way possible" Way noted.
While the vigilante cast may be notorious for their status as loners within the Marvel Universe, Way feels that bringing them together is a logical step forward:
"Separately, on their own, these characters were waging open-ended campaigns. Why were they on their own? Why has no one stepped in to help them?"
To bring such a larger than life cast to the page, Way has teamed up with Steve Dillon; best known for his acclaimed work on Vertigo's Preacher and Hellblazer, but certainly no stranger to The Punisher. Describing his co-creator's work on this new title as "a perfect storm of shock and awe," Way noted that while the title will have its share of amazing action and thrills, it will also be a story of danger and emotion; something for which Dillon is perfect for.
"We all know that, of the small group of artists who can do it at all, Steve Dillon is one of the best there is at communicating nuance and human emotion through his artwork and visual storytelling."
Only time will tell if the ambitious goals of these new Thunderbolts will come to pass, but it's certain that with a cast such as this it's going to be a bumpy, exciting, explosive ride.
Thunderbolts #1 debuts December 2012 as part of the Marvel NOW! initiative...
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Peggy Sollmann Garcia: It should be the original Fiyero, Norbert Leo Butz
@_13andfearless_: @playbill @WICKED_Musical Norbert Leo Butz!
Norbert Leo Butz originated the role of Fiyero in Broadway's Wicked. The two-time Tony Award winner has also starred in the Broadway productions of Rent, Thou Shalt Not, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Is He Dead?, Speed-the-Plow, Enron, Catch Me If You Can, Dead Accounts and will be seen in the upcoming Big Fish. Here's hoping he will reunite with his original co-stars, Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth.


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This course focuses on a variety of visual texts, from documentary films about non-Western cultures to fiction films made in the U.S. Special emphasis is placed on questions about visual representations of other cultures, and the way audience responses to visual texts reflect cultural values. Students will carry out independent fieldwork projects, in some cases making use of video-recording technologies.
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Currently missing in action at his team's training camp due to a "personal matter," Houston Rockets rookie forward Royce White is still a long-term piece, according to a statement by general manager Daryl Morey through Jason Friedman of Rockets.com.
The No. 16 overall pick in June's 2012 NBA Draft, many of White's problems can be traced to a number of anxiety issues the talented forward has dealt with since he was a young child. Though he appeared to turn a corner after transferring colleges from Minnesota to Iowa State before flourishing on a national stage with the Cyclones, it's clear that White and the organization will need some time to sort things out in the coming days.
White's absence will continue to offer even more playing time for fellow rookie Terrence Jones in camp, a player whom Morey snagged with the 18th overall pick shortly after selecting White. While it's obviously good to hear that the Rockets are prepared to offer White all the personal help he needs going forward, it has to be quite disconcerting to Houston fans that an elite talent like this is already having problems getting accustomed to his new job.
Statement from Daryl Morey regarding Royce White "We are committed to Royce's long term success and we will continue to support him now...— Jason Friedman (@RocketsJCF) October 3, 2012
And going forward."— Jason Friedman (@RocketsJCF) October 3, 2012


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Mauricio And Roger Padilha Talk Sprouse-------
When he died of lung cancer not quite five years ago, Stephen Sprouse was in the midst of one of his many comebacks. Widely credited as the designer who made street style soigné, Sprouse had spent much of the nineties wandering in and out of the fashion fold: Several times, he'd relaunched his eponymous label, only to shutter each business and return to making art. But the new millennium found Sprouse revolutionizing the fashion industry all over again. His collaboration with Louis Vuitton was a phenomenon. At Marc Jacobs' behest, Sprouse scrawled graffiti all over the brand's iconic monogram bags, and years later, even Canal Street knockoffs proved hard to come by. Then Sprouse debuted AmericaLand, his collection for Target. The first collaboration between a luxury designer and a discount chain, AmericaLand established a fast-fashion template still being followed today. Taken together, Sprouse's work for Target and his work with Louis Vuitton capture his disrespect for the traditional standoff between high and low, and after seeding their fusion years earlier, the man had met his moment, yet again. And yet again, Sprouse's moment was followed by a fall. But the time has come for another comeback. Last Friday, Deitch Projects in Soho opened the show Stephen Sprouse: Rock on Mars, an overview of Sprouse's work as an artist. That same day, a limited-edition Stephen Sprouse for Louis Vuitton collection launched at Louis Vuitton stores worldwide. And tomorrow night, Sprouse muses Debbie Harry and Teri Toye host a celebration of the new book Stephen Sprouse, published by Rizzoli and written and compiled by MAO PR impresarios Roger and Mauricio Padilha. Harry and Toye assisted the Padilhas with the book. Jacobs chipped in, too, as did Sprouse's buddy Tama Janowitz and his former neighbor, Style.com's Candy Pratts Price. But the project's guardian angel was Sprouse's mother, Joanne Sprouse, who proposed the book to the Padilhas and allowed the brothers exclusive and unfettered access to her son's archives. Here, Roger and Mauricio Padilha talk to Style.com about their comprehensive and eye-popping new book—and why you should avoid your idols.
You guys are obviously Sprouse acolytes. You have an enviable collection of his designs and published a tribute to him in Mao Mag after his death that led to the making of this book. How did you become fans?
Roger Padilha: I can be really exact about that, actually. In 1984, Stephen put on a runway show at the club the Ritz, in the East Village. It was such a huge deal that a clip aired on the nightly news. I was 12 at the time and Mauricio was 15, but we were already huge fans of Debbie Harry and Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, and we were already into fashion. Stephen's show put all that together. We were totally fixated. And because we were bad kids, as well as precocious, we'd take our parents' credit cards and jump on the train from Long Island and shop for his stuff at Bloomingdale's and Charivari.
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|Message from Tim
As your year begins to wind to a close, we hope each of you has had a fulfilling and eventful school year.
This month, I've been on a state leadership and skills conference "mega tour" and every conference I've been to has been well planned and executed. Many have enjoyed record attendance. At the end of the month, I'll have been to seven and other SkillsUSA national staff to 11. It has been great to see excited students, caring advisors, industry support and, in many instances, top-level state education officials learning about and supporting career and technical education.
This will be the last monthly Active Advisor Newsletter until September 2012. We're looking forward to seeing many of you in Kansas City this June. Thank you for all you do to lift up students and change lives for the better.
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We request members arrive on Wednesday (6/20/12), by 5 p.m., so they can start to work on the contest areas on Thursday (6/21/12). They will depart from conference on Thursday (6/28/12).
All NCC participants will be housed at Park University Campus in Parkville, Mo. This campus is about 12-15 minutes away from Bartle Hall.
The advisors must supervise the students. SkillsUSA will develop an individual schedule for each student and advisor listing work assignments, breaks, free time, etc., and there will be a separate advisor session to review their duties and responsibilities.
For more information about Courtesy Corps, please go to: www.skillsusa.org/events/courtesy.shtml. To register go to: www.smartreg.com/webreg/SKILLSUSA12/ and then follow the instructions.
The Skill Connect Assessments are still available to order for end of year testing for this school year. To order online go to this link. Once your order is placed the tests will be available to use within 24 to 48 business hours. Contact us direct if you need your order expedited.
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By completing five of the eight BMOR Project activities, students are automatically entered to win the grand prize: an end-of-the-year PARTY for their community. In addition to getting to invite 100 of their closest friends, they also get to play host, select the music, food and all the fun activities for the celebration. They also win a TABLET computer.
Encourage students to complete all eight activities. State Farm will send all who do a limited edition T-shirt marking their accomplishment and participation.
Time is short. Please visit the BMOR Project tab on our Facebook page today at: www.facebook.com/26seconds
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The Kansas City Community Blood Center hopes to receive at least 55 pints of blood from the drive. Blood collected will be used in the Kansas City community and they are very much in need of donations. At last year's blood drive, 45 donors registered to donate and 32 pints were collected. There were 42 first-time donors.
Donors ages 16-19 will be entered into a drawing to win an Amazon Kindle Fire. As an extra incentive, if the Kansas City Community Blood Center registers at least 60 donors this year, all donors will be entered into a drawing for six $25 gift cards. The gift cards will be sent to those six individuals after they return home.
If you or your students are in Kansas City, please try to take the time to stop by and participate in this worthy cause and help save a life. You may also register for an appointment ahead of time at: www.esavealifenow.org and enter the sponsor code "SkillsUSA." Anyone who signs up for an appointment in advance can enter the raffle for gift cards twice.
Note: Donors must weigh no less than 115 lbs and must be at least 17 years of age (or a donor can be 16 years of age with written parental permission).
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Tracking Stock Price Reactions to Earnings
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Today I review the price action for the stocks I profiled pre-earnings, those who reported their results between Jan. 24 and Tuesday. The winners have been outrunning the losers despite overvalued fundamentals and as weekly charts for the major averages become overbought.
I profiled the first six stocks covered today on Jan. 22 in Apple, McDonald's Headline Earnings Wednesday.
On Monday, I wrote, Will Homebuilders Q4 Support Additional Share Price Strength?, and earnings from two homebuilders and another bellwether profiled in this post are in the books.
On Tuesday, I wrote, Jungle of Earnings Includes Amazon, and earnings from two of the stocks profiled in this post were released after Tuesday's close including Amazon.com (AMZN). Amazon ($260.35) missed EPS estimates by 9 cents per share earning 21 cents per share. The online retailer also missed on the revenue line, but reported improved margins and the stock spiked to an after-hours high at $288.00, which would be a new all-time high if matched in today's trading. Amazon had set an all-time high at $284.72 Friday, and traded as low as $258.35 before releasing results after the close. AMZN still has a hold rating and is 26.5% overvalued with my quarterly value level at $255.75, a weekly pivot at $275.00 and semiannual risky level at $305.64. This morning www.ValuEngine.com shows that 63.4% of all stocks are overvalued getting even closer to our 65% warning threshold. All 16 sectors remain overvalued with nine overvalued by double-digit percentages; consumer staples by 28.5%, transportation by 25.2%, construction by 24.9%, industrial products by 21.5%, finance by 16.8%, retail-wholesale by 16.5%, medical by 16.5%, computer and technology by 15.5% and business services by 10.8%.
Technically, the Dow Industrial Average has an extremely overbought daily chart, a weekly chart that is nearly overbought, and a monthly chart that is overbought. The Dow is knocking on the door of 14k solid gold with the October 2007 all-time high is 14,198.10 and the all-time closing high at 14,164.53 set on Oct. 9, 2007.
Here's My Earnings Scorecard:3M (MMM) ($101.81) reported in-line EPS at $1.41 per share but reported improving product sales. The stock has been upgraded to buy from hold and traded to a new multi-year high at $101.87 on Tuesday. My monthly value level is $91.64 with a weekly pivot at $100.21 and semiannual risky level at $111.34.
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Karl Rove Schools Alan Colmes on Rights of Enemy Combatants
One of the more astounding post-9/11 liberal media affectations has been the extraordinary concern press members have for how terrorists looking to kill innocent Americans are treated at detention centers.
A fine example of this occurred on Thursday's "Hannity & Colmes" when the left-leaning part of Fox News's successful duo debated former White House adviser Karl Rove about the recent Supreme Court decision granting habeas corpus rights to Guantanamo Bay detainees.
Readers are advised to get a big bag of popcorn for this barnburner (video embedded right):
ALAN COLMES, HOST: Hey, Karl, this is a great decision that dates back to the Magna Carta which is habeas corpus and refers back to Yick Wo versus Hopkins which ruled on the 14th amendment...
KARL ROVE: Alan...
COLMES: ... a couple of hundred years ago...
ROVE: Alan, Alan...
COLMES: ... which mean that the constitution -- let me get this out and I'll give you a chance to reply. The constitution applies to persons, not just citizens, and that is in keeping with what the constitution says.
ROVE: Alan, never in the history of the United States in any conflict have we granted enemy combatants habeas corpus rights.
We are now setting up so that if we're involved -- can you imagine fighting World War II where we'd have to have an attorney present for every Nazi whom we had in an Arizona, in Nevada or Utah prison camp.
COLMES: You can't just hold people without telling them a right to an attorney and...
ROVE: With all due respect...
COLMES: (INAUDIBLE) criminal justice.
ROVE: This is not criminal justice. This is a war. With all due respect, Alan...
COLMES: When was war declared?
ROVE: ... these people are people picked up on a battlefield.
COLMES: Did Congress declare war?
ROVE: Yes, the United States Congress authorized the use of force...
COLMES: When?
ROVE: ... in October of -- excuse me, 2002.
COLMES: No, it said the president -- once he used up all other options would have the...
ROVE: They authorized the use of force...
COLMES: There was no declaration of war by the U.S. Congress.
ROVE: With all due respect, Alan, read it, it authorized the use of force.
COLMES: Was there a declaration...
ROVE: And we're using that force.
COLMES: ... of war by the U.S. Congress?
ROVE: It is the authorization of the president to use military force. We're involved in a military conflict.
COLMES: That's not a war declaration.
ROVE: We're involved in a military conflict.
COLMES: But the U.S. Congress, which by the -- if you want to go by the constitution, don't they get to declare war and they haven't done that.
ROVE: I go by the constitution, Alan. If you feel strongly about this go get yourself an ACLU attorney and file a...
COLMES: I fell very strong about it.
ROVE: File a declaration in a court saying that this is an unconstitutional war, spend the money, fight it through the courts, and you will go nowhere with it.
COLMES: Well, t may well be the case except that if you're going to go by the constitution, you're going to go by the constitution. Leftist conservatives...
ROVE: It is the constitution, Alan.
COLMES: Strict constructionist...
ROVE: Alan, it is the constitution.
COLMES: But so habeas corpus is key to our constitution.
ROVE: Alan, the -- this is the first time in the history of America in which enemy combatants have been grated the right to habeas corpus.
COLMES: Do you think the president...
ROVE: Now you can...
COLMES: Can the president by himself declare an individual enemy combatant? Is that -- isn't that the first time that one individual can determine...
ROVE: No.
COLMES: ... anybody's an enemy combatant?
ROVE: No. No, no, it isn't, in World War II and World War I, presidents of the United States held people to be enemy combatants.
COLMES: We had declarations of war.
ROVE: We have -- we have had -- Alan, this is an authorization of the use of force. You may not think that the Congress by passing a resolution authorizing the use of force really did authorize the use of force, but it did.
And when you authorize the use of force as we did in this instance, we're confronting enemies of the United States, combatants, and we ought to treat them as we have treated combatants...
COLMES: Did Congress declare war?
ROVE: ... and POWs in every other conflict.
COLMES: Amazingly, Karl and I disagree. But I hope you have a very happy Fourth of July, Karl.
ROVE: But you're still an associate.
LOWERY: Have a great Fourth.
COLMES: No, I don't know if he'll still associate with me.
All right, Karl, thanks very much.
ROVE: Alan, I love you. I hate -- even when you're as wrong as you are tonight.
COLMES: Thanks for your kind words.
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Tomblin is seeking a major disaster declaration following the mid-June storms that resulted in flooding, landslides and mudslides.
Officials say that the declaration would provide help to individuals, businesses and local government agencies in Roane County.
Public assistance also would provide help to local government agencies in Doddridge, Gilmer, Harrison, Lewis and Mason counties.
Tomblin says the storms were particularly destructive in the city of Spencer. And in nearby Mason County, local farmers, buses, mail delivery and local residents were affected by the closure of a
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New Orleans Pelicans guard Eric Gordon talks about his offseason, Omer Asik and Anthony Davis' summer with USAB
New Orleans Pelicans guard Eric Gordon talks about his offseason, Omer Asik and Anthony Davis' summer with USAB
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New Orleans Pelicans forward Ryan Anderson talks with Sean Kelley and the Black and Blue Report about his offseason
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New Orleans Pelicans forward Ryan Anderson talks about his off-season and preparing for the 2014-15 season.
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The Pelikids, the Pelicans' junior hip-hop dance team, conducted their 2014 auditions. Twenty-two dancers, ages 7-12, were selected to the team and will perform at Pelicans games during the 2014-15 season.
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The United States defeats the Dominican Republic in an exhibition game in New York, 105-62.
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Anthony Davis scores 20 points as Team USA takes down Brazil 95-78 in their exhibition match at the United Center.
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Kenneth Faried drives the paint and dishes to Anthony Davis for the slam.
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James Harden finds Anthony Davis who takes flight over the paint for the big jam.
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Klay Thompson finds Anthony Davis for the big alley-oop jam.
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Anthony Davis gets the big block that leads to James Harden's and-one layup on the other end.
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Kyrie Irving floats the pass to Anthony Davis for the big flush.
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Anthony Davis leads USA Basketball over Brazil scoring 20 points and grabbing 7 rebounds.
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Anthony Davis speaks after a dominant 20-point, 7 rebound performance in a victory over Brazil.
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Anthony Davis scores 20 points as Team USA takes down Brazil 95-78 in their exhibition match at the United Center.
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USA Basketball assistant coach Jim Boeheim talks about Monty Williams' progression as a coach and Anthony Davis' work ethic and growth
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USA Basketball Chairman Jerry Colangelo talks about Anthony Davis' growth and how his game fits in international competition
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The New Orleans Pelicans sit down with Coach Mike Krzyzewski at USA Basketball Camp to talk about the USA Men's National Team and Pelicans star Anthony Davis
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New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Davis says he has confidence in their front court depth and his experience playing alongside Kevin Durant in the rotation
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New Orleans Pelicans head coach Monty Williams talks about bonding with the players on the USA Basketball squad
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USA Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski talks about Andre Drummond's growth and how playing alongside Anthony Davis helps his game
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New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Davis talks about his USA Basketball experience over the last two years
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New Orleans Pelicans and USA Basketball coach Monty Williams talks about how the USA Basketball experience will benefit Anthony Davis and his growth the last two years
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USA Basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski talks about the development of DeMarcus Cousins and Kyrie Irving
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Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant talks about what it means to represent the USA national team and play on the world stage
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USA Basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski says Anthony Davis is the team's primary big man in the post
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Pelicans forward Anthony Davis talks about his new role on the USA Basketball team and his improvements during the offseason
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Pelicans head coach Monty Williams talks about the offseason acquisitions the Pelicans have made and the importance of adding Omer Asik and Ryan Anderson's status
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Take a look inside the 2014 Pelicans Dance Team auditions held at the Pelicans practice facility
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The New Orleans Pelicans hear from two Pelicans fans, Sherrod and Charvet, who share their exciting overtime experience and the importance of packing the Smoothie King Center with Pelicans fans to support their local team.
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New Orleans Pelicans guard Russ Smith expressed his disappointment with losing the last two games in Summer League and being acquired by the Pelicans
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New Orleans Pelicans coach Bryan Gates says all of the players on the Summer League roster capitalized on their time with the team and the progress of Russ Smith and Patric Young
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Zach LaVine scores 22 points and dishes out four assists as the Timberwolves beat the Pelicans on Friday.
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New Orleans Pelicans guard Courtney Fells talks about the Pelicans 104-75 loss to the Hornets
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New Orleans Pelicans rookie guard Russ Smith talks about their loss to the Hornets in the Summer League playoffs
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Patric Young with a tremendous block during the second quarter.
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PJ Hairston scores 21 points and dishes out three assists as the Hornets beat the Pelicans on Thursday.
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Pelicans broadcaster Joel Meyers sits down with Pelicans.com writer Jim Eichenhofer to discuss the team's 2014 Summer League so far
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Pelicans general manager Dell Demps helps introduce center Omer Asik who the team acquired in a three-team trade with the Rockets and Wizards.
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New Orleans Pelicans rookie guard Russ Smith talks about his double-double and tough two-point loss to the Spurs
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New Orleans Pelicans coach Bryan Gates talks about the team's effort in the 88-86 loss to the San Antonio Spurs
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The New Orleans Pelicans caught up with Youth Pastor Ryan Rodgers and two of his youth group members, Colby and Tyler Rhodes, to talk about their NBA All-Star Jam Session experience
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New Orleans Pelicans center Patric Young talks postgame about the Pelicans 90-73 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in Summer League
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New Orleans Pelicans guard Courtney Fells talks postgame about the Pelicans 90-73 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in Summer League
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DeQuan Jones gets the pass in the paint and throws the hammer down.
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Atlanta is hurting heading into Friday night's game against the Pistons.
The Hawks have gone 5-1 with Lou Williams in the starting lineup, so coach Larry Drew will keep Williams in that role for the time being.
John Abraham might not be 100 percent by the time next week's game rolls around, so Biermann will have a bigger role.
The Falcons are taking their sweet time nursing John Abraham, Dunta Robinson and William Moore back to health.
Five Yellow Jackets score in double figures, including Danielle Hamilton-Carter's team-high 13, but Georgia Tech can't stop a second-half Seminoles comeback.
Jasmine James scores a team-high 16 points to help lead Georgia past Missouri, 77-46, for the Lady Bulldogs' 13th win of the year.
New York needs a quarterback, and there may be one coming out of Georgia who fits the bill.
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan is trying to keep his timing with his receivers during the bye week.
Atlanta Falcons running back Michael Turner didn't carry the ball as often this season as he has in the past, and as a result of that, he's feeling better physically.
Georgia Tech closed out its non-conference slate on Wednesday, and now the Yellow Jackets turn their attention to the ACC. At 10-2 overall, they're in better shape entering league play than they...
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There are only four days left to take advantage of the ticket deal for the game v Northampton Saints on 23rd March with LivingSocial.
Simply click on the link below and sign up when prompted!
Pay £24 (a £73 value) for two adult tickets in the Frank Adams Stand or Main Stand block -- or pay £46 (a £146 value) for four.
Or, for £35 (a £90 value) opt for for a family ticket for two adults and two children, with seats in the Dreams Stand at the top of the pitch.
Don't miss out on what promises to be a thrilling fixture in this season's Premiership calendar.
Click here for more information!