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Daemen College : Academics & Research : Division of Health & Human Services : Athletic Training : Program Policies
Universal Precautions - Since medical history and examination cannot reliably identify all patients infected with HIV or other blood-borne pathogens, blood and body- fluid precautions should be consistently used for ALL patients. This approach, previously recommended by CDC (3,4), and referred to as "universal blood and body-fluid precautions" or "universal precautions," should be used in the care of ALL patients, especially including those in emergency-care settings in which the risk of blood exposure is increased and the infection status of the patient is usually unknown (20).
Athletic training students must comply with Occupational Safety and Health Administration blood-borne pathogen procedures. Athletic training students must receive formal blood-borne pathogen training before being placed in a potential exposure situation. Athletic training students receive blood-borne pathogen training in HCS 200 prior to beginning their 50 clinical observation hours. If a student receives Blood-borne pathogen training outside of the Daemen campus the student is responsible to provide written documentation of completion of the Blood-borne pathogen training. An athletic training student, who does not participate in Blood-borne pathogen training, will become ineligible to participate in further Athletic Training clinical experiences until the training has been completed. Blood-Borne Pathogen Training is provided annually.
I. All ATP assigned Athletic Training Student clinical experiences (e.g. ATH 590, 592, 593, & 594), will be conducted under the direct supervision of a qualified Approved Clinical Instructor (ACI) and/or Clinical Instructor (CI).
II. Athletic training students will often have the opportunity to travel with teams to away events. However, the ATEP prohibits any unsupervised student travel without the accompanying ACI/CI. Athletic training students are not to be viewed or used as a replacement of a certified athletic trainer. When traveling, the athletic training student must adhere to all policies in which the other team members are subject. This includes, but is not limited to, dress codes, curfews, meeting times, and professional behavior. Athletic training students are present to assist with the practices and contest preparation, injury care and treatment.
All athletic training students will be issued and are required to sign the "Oath of Confidentiality" (HIPPA) statement.
Confidentiality of the student-athlete's medical records must be maintained at all times, as these are considered legal documents. Records are not permitted to leave the secured designated area of the clinical instruction site. Any questions or concerns from the press, professional scouts, game/event management staff, institutional administrators, sports information personnel, opposing team personnel, spectators or other bystanders must be directed to the Head Athletic Trainer, ACI/CI, or Head Coach. If medical records are needed for a case study then the athletic training student must complete the appropriate Medical Records Release Form and have it approved by both the student-athlete and the Head Athletic Trainer, ACI/CI, and/or other designated clinical instruction site administrator (ie: Athletic Director, Sports Information, Medical Director, Medical records, etc) prior to accessing or using any information obtained from such records. This form gives the athletic training student access to the medical records only of the student-athlete noted on the form. The records still may not be taken out of the facility or photocopied under any circumstances. Anyone associated with access to documents that are the property of the Clinical Instruction Sites will fully comply will all regulations set forth by the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA). Athletic training students must remember that discussing the status of a student-athlete with other student-athletes is forbidden. This is considered a breach of confidentiality. The athletic training student must be aware of his/her surroundings at all times when the health status of a student-athlete is being discussed. This is perhaps one of the most serious violations that can occur and will result in circumstances that may not only remove one from the clinical experience, but could ultimately result in a suspension or dismissal from the athletic training education program. View A summary of the HIPPA policy rule.
Cell phones should be turned on vibrate while you are on duty at your clinical instruction site. Only in emergencies should you be using your cell phone No personal phone calls, text messaging, etc should be occurring while you are on duty. Failure to comply with cell phone policies can result in dismissal from the clinical instruction site.
All clinical education experience (ATH 490, ATH 592, ATH 593, & ATH 594) grades are determined by the Clinical Coordinator (CC) in collaboration with the clinical instruction site or Approved Clinical Instructor(s) (ACI)/Clinical Instructor (s) (CI). As soon as any difficulties are discovered by the CC, ACI, CI or student, the CC immediately contacts all parties and puts into place any appropriate interventions that may assist all parties in making the placement a positive and successful experience.
The grading of all clinical experience will be based on the ACI/CI's overall assessment using the forms provided by Daemen College as well as the CC's interpretation of the clinical education experience for that given student. This assessment is completed at the mid-term and end of each experience and following all affiliate visits, follow-up phone calls and any necessary interventions.
If a student fails a clinical experience, which is determined by the CC at Daemen College, they are required to repeat the experience in a similar clinical environment once a period of remedial work has been completed. Scheduling of this repeat clinical experience will be completed by the CC as time allows. If a student fails two clinical experience, the student is subject to dismissal from the Athletic Training Education Program as per departmental policy.
Athletic training students are required to become certified in first aid. First aid certification is offered within the Athletic Training Education Program curriculum.
Grade appeal information can be found in the Daemen College Student Handbook.
Students within the Athletic Training Education Program are strongly encouraged to address concerns and attempt to resolve disputes directly with the individual(s) involved. It is understood that situations may arise in which assistance in resolving conflicts is necessary. In these situations, students are encouraged to present the case to the Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP) Director for advice and assistance in resolving the problem. The ATEP Program Director will work with the student and the involved party (ies) to find an acceptable solution. In the event the dispute involves the ATEP Director, the student should present the case to the Chair of the Athletic Training Department for assistance in resolving the problem. If satisfactory resolution is not achieved, the student should follow the steps that are outlined in the Daemen College Student Handbook.
If a dispute involves a decision that affects the student's status within the Athletic Training Education Program (i.e. non-acceptance, probation, or dismissal), the student can appeal the decision by presenting (in writing) strong rationale to support his or her case to the Athletic Training Department. The student may then be invited to meet with the department to defend their case. Upon review the department will provide a written response to the student. If satisfactory resolution is not achieved, the student should follow the procedures outlined in the Daemen College Student Handbook.
All students must have health insurance prior to starting clinical experiences. Please go to the Daemen College Health and Insurance Services Office for assistance (716-839-8446) or go to www.gallagherkoster.com/daemen to enroll in the Daemen College health insurance plan.
Cognitive and psychomotor competencies are instructed and evaluated through practical exams and lab times that are associated with the corresponding classes. ACIs evaluate the clinical proficiencies contained within the corresponding Practical Application course, i.e. ATH 490.
The College carries Student Professional Liability insurance which covers the students during their clinical experiences. Clinical sites are provided a coy of this certificate annually.
Athletic training students will have some clinical experience assignments at local high schools, physical therapy clinics, physicians' offices, etc. The athletic training student schedule becomes the schedule of that sire rather than the schedule you had for your on-campus rotation. In addition, your professional expectations, i.e., dress code, may be different than what you had when you were on-campus. These rotations/experiences are mandatory, thus you should attend every day that you do not have a class conflict. Please work your job and social schedules around these clinical experiences. Please do not call the site and request time off or ask if you are needed...you are to automatically be there.
It is understood that many students must work outside jobs in order to finance their education, but keep outside jobs in perspective. Outside jobs cannot interfere with athletic training clinical experience hours. It is recommended that students do not participate in more than 10-12 hours per week in outside activities. Please do not let outside employment or other extracurricular activities take priority over your coursework/grades.
Due to the clinical experience hours required of athletic training students, participation in a varsity or club sport while enrolled in the program may require additional time (i.e. an extra year or more) to complete the curriculum. If a student chooses to participate in a varsity or club sport during the Athletic Training Education Program (i.e. junior, senior, or fifth year), the Athletic Training Education Program Director and/or Clinical Coordinator will meet with the athlete and the athlete's coach in order to develop a plan that spells out the timeline as well as expectations of all parties for completion of the program. Intramural sport participation typically, does not create conflicts with the Athletic Training Education Program curriculum.
Each student will undergo a physical examination annually. A copy of the completed health form must be sent to the Daemen College Health and Insurance Services Office (HISO) for review prior to the beginning of the clinical experience. The health form is also available through the Daemen College HISO (716-839-8446).
The Daemen College HISO will also provide the student with a list of current immunizations and will apprise the student of what is needed.
All physical examinations are housed in the Daemen College HISO.
The ATEP CC will send a roster of currently enrolled professional phase ATSs (those eligible for clinical experience) to the HISO by June 1st. The HISO will verify physical examination date, required immunizations and health insurance for each. Any missing or required updated documentation will be communicated to the ATSs by the ATEP CC. The deadline for completion of the above is on or before the first day of their assigned clinical experience. Receipt must be verified by the HISO before ATSs will be allowed to attend their clinical experience. The HISO will send a verification of the physical examination, required immunizations and health insurance card to the clinical site accompanied by a letter drafted by the ATEP PD and CC.
All athletic training students will be required to report for pre-season training camps prior to the beginning of fall semester classes. Failure to report for pre-season may result in dismissal from the Athletic Training Education Program
When traveling with athletic teams, athletic training students are responsible for the healthcare of all student-athletes during the entire trip. As such, a zero tolerance policy is in effect with respect to alcohol consumption so that sound, rationale decisions can be made at all times.
Athletic training students will often have the opportunity to travel with teams to away events. When traveling, the athletic training student must adhere to all policies in which the other team members are subject. This includes, but is not limited to, dress codes, curfews, meeting times, and professional behavior. Athletic training students are present to assist with the practices and contest preparation, injury care and treatments.
This information is available in the Daemen College Student Handbook.
Procedure for class cancelations due to weather is available on the Daemen College website at: www.daemen.edu.
The Western New York Service Learning Coalition, located on Daemen's campus serves as a conduit for community organizations seeking service-learning students.
©2014 Daemen College : 4380 Main Street, Amherst, NY 14226 : 800.462.7652


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A new report from the Centers for Disease Control suggests we've made some progress in the fight against childhood obesity in the nation's youngest children. Despite the progress with children, the number of obese adults, along with related disease rates and health care costs, is on course to increase over the next 20 years.
Take a look at the states with the highest projected adult obesity rates for 2030, as reported in F as in Fat: How Obesity Threatens America's Future 2012, a report released in Sept 2012 by Trust for America's Health (TFAH) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
Researchers calculated projections using a model published in The Lancet in 2011 and data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, which is an annual phone survey conducted by the CDC and state health departments. The data were adjusted for self-reporting bias. Adults are considered obese if their BMI is 30 or higher.
15. Michigan (59.4%)
14. Ohio (59.8%)
13. Kentucky (60.1%)
12. West Virginia (60.2%)
11. South Dakota (60.4%)
10. Arkansas (60.6%)
9. Missouri (61.9%)
7. Tie Louisiana (62.1%) and Kansas (62.1%)
6. Alabama (62.6%)
5. South Carolina (62.9%)
4. Tennessee (63.4%)
3. Delaware (64.7%)
2. Oklahoma (66.4%)
1. Mississippi (66.7%)

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Just got my cams back from Metolius, and they look friggin amazing! It's like they practically chromed them. $3 each for complete cleaning and new slings and they turned them around in 3 days (then 5 days of shipping) Total bill for 6 tcu's with shipping home - $28!. And they're all updated to the nice new "Monster" webbing (36% Dyneema / 64% Nylon). Amazing service.
Had all 10 of mine done a couple years a go and had the same reaction you did. Great service at a great price!
Pretty sure Mountain Tools will sew a reinforced open loop for you. And they don't give you any crap about your cams being too old to resling or cut your trigger wires before sending them back. I've used them for Tri-Cams and WC Friends and have really been satisfied. mountaintools.com/cat/rclimb/cams/mt_camresling.htm
I've used both MtnTools (for Tricams) and Metolius (for TCUs) for reslinging. Both did a great job. Metolius buffed and lubed my 10-15 year-old cams to perfection and nary a word about them being too old or trashed. I know that some folks have had their cams rejected, but I wonder about the typicality of that experience. And the price is right -- as the OP points out.
this was definitely my reaction to getting back my TCUs from reslinging.
I'll add to the praise. I had the same reaction when I received my cams back from Metolius. It's practically worth the price just to have that shiny almost new look back. And, I have no idea why anyone would climb on slings older than the recommended life span. $3/cam every 5ish years for the confidence that your slings are full strength again...it's a no-brainer IMO.
A word of caution about Mtn Tools-had my cams reslung recently with longer slings. First I called them and confirmed that they would do the resling as described-they agreed, I mailed them in with a detailed note, got the cams back with wrong slings. On the phone they admitted to making a mistake but then really tried to talk me out of repairing their mistake, I would not budge and sent the cams back in. At this time I had a trip coming up, but they assured that I would get the cams within 8 days. I called back 4 business days later-they have not touched them yet. They were finally on fedex truck two days before my trip, but they send them to a wrong address. Eventually they called fedex and had them left on my front door for lack of other options which did not make me happy having a box of 15 cams sitting there. It all turned out well in the end,after 3 weeks, but I did have to pay shipping 4 ways $100 worth of and they refused to work with me on covering a part of that. It seems that their process or communication needs some work. Hopefully the actual resling was done more professionally than the rest of the process since I have to climb on the things now.
^^^Sounds like a pain in the ass! I'm way overdue for having a shit ton of cams redone. Didn't Wired Bliss do reslinging, too? I've got cams from several different companies to get worked on, I'd like to send them all to the same place. I heard Metolius only works on their stuff...
I just had 5 cams reslung at Ragged Mountain Equipment in Bartlett, NH. Cost $6 each. The slings were a bar tacked loop about 4-5" long. Turn around time from when I dropped them off until they were done was a week on the nose.
Had sent my all my cams to be reslung in 2009. Metolius cleaned, tumbled, lubed and restitched all my cams. They gave me up to date tracking info as soo as they were out the door. BD reslung the cams only no tracking info... Ragged's prices are competitive to BD and Metolius. Psif shipping from Canada, go expedite or better so the shipping includes the brokerage fees. There's no duty on climbing gear, but brokerage can cost quite abit.
Wired Bliss did a great job for me recently. $5 per resling, any brand. They also do new trigger wires for $5, which look better than the originals. Top notch work and easy to work with in my experience.


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The DIEP flap is the most advanced form of breast reconstruction available today. It is the preferred technique performed at PRMA.
The DIEP procedure uses the patient's own abdominal skin and fat to reconstruct a natural, warm, soft breast after mastectomy. Unlike the TRAM flap, the DIEP flap preserves all the abdominal muscles. Only abdominal skin and fat are removed similar to a "tummy tuck". Saving the abdominal muscles means patients experience less pain, enjoy a faster recovery, maintain their core strength long-term, and have a lower risk of complications.
The skin and fat below the belly button feels very similar to breast tissue. It is the perfect choice to replace the breast tissue removed by the mastectomy. The blood vessels ("perforators") that keep this skin and fat alive lie just beneath or within the abdominal muscle. A small incision is made in the abdominal muscle to access these vessels.
The prepared tissue ("flap") is then disconnected from the body and transplanted to the chest using microsurgery. The surgeons then shape the tissue to create the new breast.
Most patients are also candidates for sensory nerve reconstruction. This reconstructs the nerves that supply feeling and allows for improved long term sensation in the reconstructed breast.
Patients that have arm lymphedema as a result of previous breast cancer surgery may also be candidates for Vascularized Lymph Node Transfer in combination with the DIEP flap procedure. This involves the transplantation of healthy lymph nodes from the groin to the underarm area (axilla) to replace the lymph nodes removed or damaged by previous axillary surgery. The procedure helps restore lymphatic drainage of the arm and can significantly improve lymphedema.


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Bernal Freeway OnRamp
Original post made by Diane on Dec 1, 2011
on Dec 1, 2011 at 12:48 pm
The side exit from Safeway should be a right turn only during peak commute times.
I take Bernal to southbound 680 and really feel for the commuters that have to take the northbound on ramp. It definitely has gotten worst since the signal lights to the Safeway side entrance/exit were activated. Cars are even starting to block the Bernal/Valley intersection.
One reason people may cut in line is there is nowhere for the traffic to go except the left lanes when making a left turn from Valley onto Bernal. Eventually they have to merge into the far right lane.
Pleasanton traffic engineering blew it on this one.
on Dec 2, 2011 at 8:43 am
Bernal from Valley to I-680 (the section that runs along the new shopping center) is now a nightmare. They should never have put an entrance into that shopping center from Bernal. This is now going to be such a disaster that it will only be a matter of time until they have to put in the interchange at I-680 and Las Positas.
By the way, the current Pleasanton traffic engineer must be a meatball. Intersections are being created where they should not be, traffic lights are not timed, and through lanes that become left-turn-only lanes without warning are popping up all over Pleasanton. Did this meatball come from LA? People need to show up in mass at City Council meetings to demand the traffic engineer be fired for gross incompetence.
on Dec 2, 2011 at 9:01 am
Has anyone notified the traffic division of the Pleasanton Police Dept? they should be monitoring this, but maybe they're not aware?


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The OP was deleted, but you can see by the rest of his comments the mental caliber involved.
Yeah, I saw.
Just for squirts and giggles, I checked out his game archive and looked for games he lost with no rematch. He has a nasty little habit of posting nasty comments on other players walls if they don't rematch. What a... what's the word I'm looking for here... Douche? Yeah, that fits.
keep crying on my page you faceless avatar nobody. Checkmate by the way. The model of Precision for you in that game, played by me not you.
yeah thats why you blocked me from commenting here because you can't handle the truth. I analyzed our game, I would probably cry to if i lost that hard, i pushed all your pieces back until they were meaningless and then pawned 2 queens. And theres more to life then 2d chess bro, stop being such a bitch, thats why you don't allow comments on your page because you can't handle the truth. I'm going to post that game on my facebook thanks for letting me beat the living piss out of you.
Like i said, bullet is for worst patzers ( like U2 obvious ). Just to help you to not comment my comment, 880 and 1180 on blitz is LOL and 1400 on tactic trainer is LOL. And yes i can easily lose on bullet some game from both of you, and yes i am million times stronger then both of you so ... = bullet is for worst patzers . Btw 95% on bullet here have much better rating then blitz, i saw only solid blitz about 1900-2000 to have much weaker bullet rating. And then many 2200-2300 blitz have 2500 bullet so everything is clear .
I generally like to play a series of games against the same opponent in bullet. But if my opponent wants to stop after one game, or after they win their first game (which sometimes takes several games), that's their choice.
No reason to take these things personally.
Whoever demands a rematch in bullet is autistic
demanding a rematch is an ego thing, plain and simple. i've been upset from losing etc. but i don't feel anyone owes me a rematch. i do expect basic respect in the chat while playing though. I played one guy that started trash talking during my game, calling me weak, stupid, slow etc. A couple moves later I took his queen then typed, 'You were saying?' and then he disabled chat. you have to make sure you are playing to enjoy chess and not make it an ego thing.
He was probably just a kid.
In both of your accounts Atchim and Love2Skate87,i see you ask for rematch when you lose in a bullet game and generaly your opponent accepts but you always run after one win!!!I can't take you seriously brother.It is obvious you have issues.
You have more losses than wins, your definetely korean!! Take notes from my moves, you might learn something you crybaby.
All lack of logic and racism in one sentence!Well done!
Biggest blow out in chess is 39-0 inpts
this is ridiculous. doesn't make any sense. cannot believe people are talking like this about no increment 60 second games. are you kidding?
10 minute and under no increment games between people below 2200 elo are well....you know.....special.......
If blitz chess (5 0) is chess on speed, bullet chess (1 0) is chess on crack.
It's extremely addictive, and it's just about the most popular form of online chess for humans for a number of reasons. Not least of which is that it's dead easy to see when the opponent is cheating.
Lol half the reason I play bullet is to piss the other person off once in a while by flagging them down like two queens or something and when they have like a mate in 2 when they flag. Winning dumb positions like that always cheers up a bad day, honestly I don't believe there's anything unethical about it.
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The SB Nation rankings are back, and this week we're looking at the middleweight division once again. Our last MW rankings post was about 11 weeks ago and there has been a little bit of movement since then. Anderson Silva reigns supreme on top as usual, and will meet Chris Weidman at UFC 162 on July 6th. But Weidman isn't number two anymore on our charts - he has been passed by Vitor Belfort.
As usual, our panel consists of two members from each of the three SB Nation MMA sites - Ariel Helwani and Dave Doyle from MMA Fighting; Thomas Myers and Brian Hemminger from MMA Mania; and finally, Dallas Winston and yours truly from Bloody Elbow. Check out the fancy chart below to see where we had everyone at:
(Scoring: Fighters are given 10 points for a first-place vote, nine points for a second, etc., down to one point for 10th place. The results are then tallied up and presented here. Official SB Nation rankings policy: Fighters under commission suspension are ineligible to be ranked during the duration of their suspension or if they have licensing issues)
Silva's place at number one is obvious but as I mentioned above, it seems that the number one contender has been passed by a former title challenger. Belfort's huge KO win over Luke Rockhold earned him three of the six votes at number two, which was enough to claim the spot. Weidman received two second-place votes, three thirds, and one fifth. That leaves him at three, with Yushin Okami and Michael Bisping maintaining their sports at four and five respectively.
Constantinos Philippou was the one to benefit from Rockhold's loss, moving up one spot to number six while Rockhold dropped to seven. Things get a little wonky at eight with Ronaldo Souza getting votes for the four, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten spot (I believe it's the first time that all six of us had a fighter ranked differently). Mark Munoz and Tim Boetsch round out the top 10. Unlike last time when three other fighters received votes, only the ten listed got votes this time.
Upcoming matchups for ranked fighters
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Guided Tours
For teachers bringing classes for a field trip, the facility offers activities and tours for all ages and abilities. The NMFH VEC Teachers' Packet is a resource for educators, providing a detailed description of these tours and programs. This information packet also answers a list of Teachers' Frequently Asked Questions and provides a look into Enid Lake's recreational opportunities.
(For pictures of school tours, see the Photo Gallery section.)
Teacher Workshops
At the Visitor Education Center, educators have the opportunity to participate in teacher workshops provided by the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. Many teachers of all grade levels and subject areas participated in Project WET, Water Education for Teachers and in the WOW! The Wonders of Wetlands workshop.
Art Contests
The NMFH VEC hosted Youth Wildlife Art Contests through the Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Foundation (MWFPF). From clay sculptures to oil paintings, young artists in four different age categories created illustrations of native Mississippi species. The winners in each category received a certificate, and their work is proudly displayed at the Education Center and in the Mississippi Outdoors magazine.
Visit the MWFPF website for the 2013 Youth Art Contest winners and their artwork!


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Gorgeous condo on South beach (303 Pelican) sleeps up to 8 in Tybee Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Pelcians Landing
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 1,600 / week
$ 1,800 - $ 6,500 / month
vacation rental description
Brand new condo convienently located on South Beach, less than block from the beach and the Pier. Hardwood floors, granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances.
Brand new 3 bedroom, two bath unit with all the extras. Newly furnished as model. Large master with King bed opens onto the balcony. Queen bed in 2nd bedroom, two double beds in 3rd bedroom.
Enjoy your fully equipped kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless appliances and double convection oven. Convienent breafast bar and large dining table. The living room has plenty of seating, Cable TV with DVD and WiFi through our the unit.
Please check our web site that is listed above. We are in the process of furnishing this unit and several others in this complex. We will have updated pictues available soon.
Relax with cable TV, WiFi
Additional units available for larger groups
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condo rental amenities
- Cable TV and WiFi
- fully equipped kitchen
- dishwasher,
- washer/dryer
- elevator, hand-cap accessible
- 2 covered parking places
- central A/C; Ceiling fans in every room
- covered balcony
- charcoal grill for community
- shared pool
activities and attractions in Tybee Island Georgia
It is a short walk to beach down Atlantic Ave to the Pier and all of the resturants and shoppping- you can take a right on the beach to the more private part of the beach that is great for shelling and beach combing.
When you want a break from all the sun and fun, Historical Savannah is only 20 minutes away. Tybee Island brings you the best of both worlds.
vacation rental rates
All 2013 rate are subject to change until confirmed. Please add 13% tax and $100 housekeeping to all rates. We do require either a $300 securiyt deposit or a $35 damage waiver. A $30 processing fee may apply.
Fall rates( Sept 15 - Nov 25 ) $200-250 per night, $1250 per week
Winter rates ( Nov 26 - Feb 28 ) $175 -200 per night. $1000 per week
Spring rates( Mar 01 -May 11 ) - 225-250 per night. $1400
Summer rates( May 12 - Sep 03 ) $250-$275 per night. $1600 per week. No daily rates during June and July. the week of July 4 (June 29- July 6) is $2000.
Long term rentals available. Call for rates
If you have a larger group, we can do mulitple units together.
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The Pacifica: Origins comic is coming soon, in preparation for episode 17 which will relate some of her adventures in Quebec later this spring. We have a few layout pages for those interested. Obviously this is not final art, just the basic layouts that the artist does to shape the flow of the story. Art by MAS and script by Yann Brouillette. Pacifica is played by Alexandra Ordolis in the live action show.


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Stop me if you've heard this one before: a Big East team, projected for great things in the preseason and loaded with talent and a legendary coach, led by a senior point guard, stumbles early, makes a shocking run to win the conference tournament and keeps it going in the NCAAs all the way to the Final Four.
It's the precise path the Connecticut Huskies took to the 2011 NCAA Championship behind Jim Calhoun and Kemba Walker, and it's exactly what the Louisville Cardinals are trying to do this year with Rick Pitino and Peyton Siva, who, admittedly, is no Kemba Walker. Still, the Cardinals have proved that they can beat any team in the country with wins against Florida in the Elite Eight, Michigan State in the Sweet 16 and New Mexico and Davidson in the tourney's first weekend.
In the Big East tournament, the Cardinals ran the table with wins over Seton Hall, Marquette, Notre Dame and Cincinnati in consecutive days, and Siva was the tournament MVP. The Cardinals are even built eerily like the Huskies last year; like Alex Oriakhi, Gorgui Dieng is their dominant paint presence, though Dieng is a far superior shot blocker. Instead of Jeremy Lamb, the Cardinals have freshman Chane Behanan, who has more of an inside game but is still a sparkplug who can score in bunches.
The Cardinals face their in-state rival Kentucky Wildcats, the team Rick Pitino coached to the 1996 national championship, in the Final Four, where they are the heavy underdogs. If they continue to follow the script UConn wrote for them last year, however, then defying the odds is all part of the plan.
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The way we hear it, the Bengals aren't likely to be able to re-sign RB Larry Johnson, an unrestricted free agent who fared well in a short stint with the club but could win a starting job elsewhere. Bernard Scott, who started twice in place of lead back Cedric Benson as a rookie in 2009, is likely to be the Bengals' top reserve runner next season, with veteran Brian Leonard — a key blocker and receiver in passing situations — another option. The 5-10, 200-pound Scott developed nicely in his first season, rushing for 206 yards in a two-game stretch in late November before suffering a turf-toe injury. Further development from Scott next season will be key as the Bengals try to keep Benson fresh for 16 games. Moreover, Scott is quicker than Benson, and though the Bengals prefer a grind-it-out style on offense, Scott's playmaking ability gives the Cincinnati attack some much-needed verve.
PFW has launched its brand-new NFL Draft Newsletter series, with the second issue now ready for mailing and a third issue focusing on underclassmen to be published in the next few weeks. Produced by PFW's player personnel department under the direction of Nolan Nawrocki, the series consists of four information-packed issues. For more info or to subscribe — click here for PDF e-pub or here for print format. You can also find details about other draft-related publications in the PFW store.


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Samuels' mother Andrea, a graduate of Café Reconcile's culinary arts program and now a staffer at the restaurant, was with her family from the restaurant, and they gathered to support her, as community leaders condemned the violence and demanded changed.
"As of last night at 8:30," said Barbara Lacen-Keller, a community activist in the City of New Orleans, "the war is on. We're going to fight for some stiffer, stiffer laws. This gun stuff has got to stop. "
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Light and Leisure on the River in Astor
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
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$ 650 - $ 750 / week
$ 1,200 - $ 1,400 / month
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This newly remodeled vacation home is the place you have been searching for. This fully furnished house is super clean, with new flooring and mattresses. It is ultra-comfortable, offering everything you need. There is a boat house, boat lift and deep water canals for your boat. Home has wood floors & is open, roomy and serene. Two comfortable screened porches give you views of all the beauty and natural sights of the area. No pets allowed and no smoking inside the home, please.
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Boat house and lift, flat screen TV with cable, washer and dryer, WiFi, fish cleaning station, community boat launch or rent a boat close by.
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Enjoy boating, fishing, hunting or just relaxing at this 1,300 sq ft home. We are only 35 minutes to Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach Area and beaches. One hour to Orlando attractions, 25 minutes to Sliver Springs and within 30 miles of numerous fresh water Springs for diving, snorkeling, tubing and picnicking.
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It was a tough night for the Dallas Cowboys. Quarterback Tony Romo threw five interceptions, and the offense was only able to put 18 points on the board – 10 realistically if you remove the last minute touchdown and two point conversion. A brief recap of the five picks:
- Dez Bryant apparently doesn't understand a signal from Romo, resulting in miscommunication at the line and a pick-six returned by Bears CB Charles Tillman. Romo clearly has difficulty processing assignments for his receivers.
- Kevin Ogletree can't catch a direct pass from Romo, and the ball bounces off his hands and into the waiting arms of Bears S Major Wright. Again, Romo's inability to lead his receiving corps into solid concentration results in a dropped pass and interception.
- Romo is under heavy pressure from DT Henry Melton after Cowboys RG Mackenzy Bernadeau completely whiffs on the block, forcing Romo up in the pocket. Melton pokes the ball loose and it is caught by LB Lance Briggs who returns it for six. Romo's slow feet off the snap and inability to get his body on Melton leads to the loose ball and interception No. 3.
- Romo doesn't see CB D.J. Moore draped over Miles Austin, and in an attempt to force the ball, this one is picked off. Blame for this one goes to Jerry Jones… well, because.
- Down 34-10 with 6:28 to play, the Cowboys enter desperation mode. With Chicago running defenses out with five or more defensive backs, and the Cowboys forced to pass, Romo quickly gets picked off for the fifth and final time. Romo's inability to stop the Bears' offensive attack led to an extreme deficit, forcing the final pass theft.
If we ignore the terrible secondary play (how's that soft zone between the linebackers and safeties working for you, Jay?), dropped passes, and spotty offensive line play – sure, we can solely blame this loss on Tony Romo. The truth of the matter is that like with all Cowboys losses, Romo earns the scapegoat loss logic as is normal for the starting quarterback of America's team.
This isn't to say Romo didn't have a part in the Cowboy's loss, but to think his play was the primary reason for the loss is summarily incorrect, and in no part close to what the Cowboys will be reviewing on film over the bye week in preparation for a trip to Baltimore.
Casual, and misinformed, fans have been clamoring for Romo's removal from the team for the past 5 years when he has rarely been anywhere near the top or middle of the list of Cowboy's problems. You can't do a whole lot with a spotty secondary (past years – this year has seen marked improvement) and suspect offensive line.
Luckily, a loss by 16 points means the same as a loss by one point in the standings, and the Cowboys sit tied for second in the NFC East, just one game worse off than the 3-1 division-leading Eagles.
Take a deep breath, Cowboys fans.
Ben Taylor flew down from New York for that travesty. The least you could do is follow him on Twitter at @Benjihana.


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Rivers gives an in-depth look at the Texans, Rick Smith, and their safety history. It's a pretty good read for those already wanting UCLA FS Rahim Moore in 2011.
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Celebrate the opening of USM's Cyber Security Lab on August 28!
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Tuesday, August 26, join us for a ribbon cutting ceremony and celebrate the first Cyber Security Test Lab in Maine!
Posted August 20, 2014
President Flanagan's new leadership team will guide USM through a critical transition. The restructured team will save nearly $135,000 in administrative salaries
Posted August 22, 2014
Inside Higher Ed, an online publication, interviews History Professor Elizabeth Bischof regarding a new trend: professors contacting students who are not enrolled, to come back to campus and finish their degrees. https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2014/08/22/faculty-one-public-university-are-asked-get-involved-student-retention
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In a new partnership with AAA, USM's Tourism and Hospitality students will be the recipients of funds raised from an event held Friday, August 22, on the Holland America cruise ship MS Veendam at the Ocean Gateway terminal in Portland. AAA has committed up to $5000 towards scholarships for a new cruise ship internship program.
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Siouxsie & the Banshees were an influential british band formed in 1976 by vocalist Siouxsie Sioux and bassist Steven Severin, the only constant members. Initially associated with the British punk rock scene, Siouxsie & the Banshees quickly evolved to create "a form of post-punk discord full of daring rhythmic and sonic experimentation". The Times cited Siouxsie & the Banshees as "one of the most audacious and uncompromising musical adventurers of the post-punk era." Their music also combined elements of pop and avant-garde.


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Sunset Island at 67th Street Townhome for Rent in Ocean City
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3½
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Sunset Island
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$ 5,600 - $ 14,000 / month
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Brand New 5 Bedroom Vacation Townhome For Rent
Sunset Island is a private, gated 37-acre island community on Ocean City, Maryland's bayside at 67th Street with private beaches, pools, shopping, fishing, boat marina and more. The community offers the best of all worlds: exclusive bayside vacation rental homes with boat slips that are only two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean. Combine the water, beaches, beach café and newly opened corner store and you'll never have to leave the island during your vacation retreat!
The home is a 5 bedroom home in the sense that there are 4 bedrooms with a bed and a closet. The 5th bedroom has a futon in it and a closet across the hall from it. There is also a queen sofa pull-out bed in the family room.
The bedroom layout for the home is as follows: 1 master bedroom with a king bed and private full bathroom with double sinks, a shower and a soaking tub, 1 loft bedroom with a king bed and private full bathroom with a single sink and a shower, 1 bedroom with a queen bed & 1 bedroom with a double bed that share a full bathroom with a single sink and a shower/tub combo in the hall, 1 bedroom with a futon (double) day bed on the first floor, 1 queen sofa pull-out bed in the family room. In addition, there are 2 half bathrooms in the house; one on the first floor and one on the second floor. The townhome has 4 levels.
This townhome has two decks on the front of the home that are perfect for watching sunsets over the bay. The private loft balcony provides the perfect quiet retreat. This home is fully equipped with new furnishings, appliances, tile flooring, flat-panel cable televisions, DVD players, a 50" plasma HD TV and washer & dryer. With over 2,500 square feet of living space, this 5 bedroom, 3.5.5 bathroom townhouse is the perfect vacation getaway!
The entry level features a private study/bedroom with french doors. The laundry room is conveniently located on the entry level and an outdoor shower is also available. The second floor features an enormous great room, a powder room, an oversized gourmet kitchen, and a dramatic morning room. The third level features a luxurious owner's suite with a soaking tub, separate shower, double-bowl vanity and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the third level. The fourth level loft includes a private sundeck, full bath and walk-in closet. The townhome features a two car garage as well as a parking pad for two more cars.
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Activities (on site and nearby):
Golf, Tennis, Theme Park (Amusement Park), Zoo/Wildlife Park,
Shopping, Sightseeing, Restaurants, Sailing, Boating, Waterskiing,
Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving,
Surfing, Windsurfing, Biking, Fishing, Fitness Center/Gym,
Health/Beauty Spa, Racquetball, Basketball Court, Antiquing,
Cinemas/Movie Theaters, Miniature golf, Shuffleboard.
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September 2013 Weekends*........................................................... $799.00 / Weekend
October 2013 Weekends*................................................................ $499.00 / Weekend
November 2013 Weekends*............................................................ $399.00 / Weekend
December 2013 Weekends*............................................................. $399.00 / Weekend
January & February 2014 Weekends*.............................................. $399.00 / Weekend
March 2014 Weekends*.................................................................. $499.00 / Weekend
April 2014 Weekends*.................................................................... $599.00 / Weekend
May 2014 Weekends*..................................................................... $699.00 / Weekend
*3 Night Minimum With Off-Season Weekend Rentals & Holidays Excluded
Off-Season Weeks............................................................................ $1399.00 / Week
May 31-June 7, 2014.……………………........................................ $2199.00 / Week
June 7-14, 2014……………..……………........................................ $2399.00 / Week
June 14-21, 2014…………………………........................................ $2599.00 / Week
June 21-28, 2014…………………………........................................ $2799.00 / Week
June 28-July 5, 2014…..…………………........................................ $3299.00 / Week
July 5-12, 2014…...………………………........................................ $3499.00 / Week
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July 26-August 2, 2014…...………………...................................... $3499.00 / Week
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August 9-16, 2014……..…..…….………........................................ $3499.00 / Week
August 16-23, 2014…………..….………........................................ $3499.00 / Week
August 23-30, 2014……………..………......................................... $2799.00 / Week
Property Protection Plan: $49.00 Weekend & $89.00 Weeky Rentals
Cleaning Fee: $150.00
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Employees at a local radio station were astounded when 106 year old Frank Livingston showed up to register to vote during their registration drive. They wound up doing a house call to help him correct a mistake in paperwork they had him fill out.
"If this man cares that much about his country, it should inspire everyone to do the same," said Faye Blackwell, radio station owner.
Livingston said it's important to be part of the process.
"Why does it matter to me? It may not be for me with my age, but what about my descendents. That's what I want," said Livingston.
According to Livingston he doesn't belong to either party and in fact has signed letters from two presidents: George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
"These parties don't mean nothing to me," said Livingston.
Although we are still one month out from the November 6th election Livingston suggested he is still a bit undecided and prefers to keep his views to himself.
"Anytime anyone's standing for justice in what he's running for, that's who I'm for," said Livingston.
After checking with the Calcasieu Registrar of Voters it turns out Livingston has been registered since 1983, is active and ready to go.
It is important to make sure the registrar has your correct address to avoid voting difficulties down the road. Don't forget the deadline to register in time the presidential election is at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 9th.
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The Eagle-Tribune
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I am disturbed by an article headline that appeared on the front page of the Nov. 6 edition titled, "Temple of Witchcraft move concerns some." While the overall article did deal with the proposed move of the nonprofit group from its current location to its newly purchased property, the tone set by the headline was very misleading. Less than 10 percent of the writing actually even mentioned that there was any concern, and the rest of the piece was really about the Temple's open house and the goal to move the site.
What I am most upset about, therefore, is not the information of the article, which was mostly positive, but in the rather sensational way the headline was used. The main idea of the piece dealt with the open house that the Temple held to try to greet and educate its new neighbors, not to talk about the neighbor's potential worries. The slant of the headline gives the article a negative tenor that it should not have. It leads you into the piece thinking that there is going to be some huge upheaval and that is not truly what it is about.
Writers have a responsibility to use their words to best effect, but not at the expense of misleading the public. I know that this time of the year lends itself to trying to find local pagan groups and to highlight the antics of the more southern city of the same name, but making the public think in a certain way about an article they have not yet read leads to biased reading. This article was given a title that would catch the public's attention, not discuss the move of a legitimate nonprofit religious group. This type of headline sells papers, but it does nothing to promote tolerance and understanding.
The sad fact is that it may cause more harm than good, but there seems to have been little effort to stop it from doing so. In the future, perhaps personal bias can be set aside when dealing with the local pagan community, but it seems like there is a still a long way to go. Halloween is over. It is time to put the sensationalist mindset away for another year and view this event with some dignity.
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I was reminded WHY I own multiple Cubs yesterday and today.
I spent about 5 hours total installing a fast hitch and a mower on one of my Cubs. Man, was that a job.
Turns out I haven't forgotten how to cuss .....Please forgive me Lord.
Sure does mow good though!


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Camp Arena Stage provides a limited number of need-based scholarships each year for the 4-Week Intensive. Both full and partial scholarships are granted.
Application Process
- 2014 Scholarship Application will be available on December 14, 2013
- Attach proof of need.
- Submit a scholarship recommendation form to your child's teacher.
- Return all materials to Camp Arena Stage. All materials must be received by March 7, 2014 for review.
- Applicants will be notified on March 28, 2014.
- Applicants must accept or decline their scholarship in writing by April 11, 2014.
- Applicants on the waiting list will be notified of their final status on April 14, 2014.
- You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the application.
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Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
Scholarships are intended for boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 15 as of July 1, 2014.
Applicants must reside and attend school in the DC Metro area within the Capital Beltway. Preference is given to those applicants who reside in the District of Columbia and attend DC Public Schools.
Applicants must be able to attend the full four weeks of camp. No exceptions are made for vacations, summer school or other summer programs. Scholarships are not available for the 2-Week Session.
Parent/Guardian Contribution
- All applicants are required to contribute a minimum of $100 per camper ($25/week). If your child receives and accepts a scholarship, this amount must be mailed to Camp Arena Stage as a nonrefundable deposit. We have very limited funds. Please ask for only as much assistance as you need, so as many young people as possible can benefit from these scholarships. Full camp tuition is $1,700.
- Scholarships cover only the regular camp day – 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Fees for early drop off and extended day care are not covered by the scholarship.
Complete Applications & Deadlines
The Camp Arena Stage scholarship board will only consider complete applications received on or before the March 7, 2014 deadline.
Proof of Need & Income Guidelines
Applicants must demonstrate financial need in the form of either
An official letter from the applicant's
school stating he/she qualifies for free or reduced lunch.
A completed 2013 tax return with the applicant listed as a dependent. W-2's will not be accepted.
A letter explaining extenuating circumstances not represented in documentation (e.g. medical expenses) may be included in addition to one of the above proofs of need.
Camp Arena Stage defines need using the federal income eligibility guidelines for free and reduced lunch. In 2012/2013, these are:
- One dependent
- combined household income of $20,000 or less annually.
- Two dependents
- combined household income of $27,000 or less annually.
- Three dependents
- combined household income of $34,000 or less annually.


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With that weird Nor'easter last month, and the quickly dropping temperatures out West, too, it's time to prepare ourselves for impending cold, blustery winter days.
So that you're feet aren't freezing (and for me, that will subsequently mean my entire body is suffering), you need to invest in a pair of warm boots to protect your feet from the cold and snow. Lucky for you, we have a huge selection of UGG®s, those cozy Australian sheepskin boots, that are a must have for those dropping temperatures. Here are just a few of the cool styles available on our site:
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The women's Ugg Lattice Cardy boot features a heather merino wool blend made to look like your favorite chunky sweater, three wooden buttons, slouch the boot/cuff it over/or wear it up. and a light flexible outsole. Available in Grey and Black. $140.00.
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The women's Ugg Classic Tall Bomber boot features the signature UGG silhouette, a genuine twin face sheepskin for an incredible comfort, and we recommend ordering a size smaller than your typical shoe size. Available in Chestnut. $180.00.
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The women's Ugg Kensington boot features a motorcycle boot with same UGG comfort, an upper plush leather fully lined with the genuine sheepskin, buckle details, logo metal hardware, and an EVA molded outsole with rubber pod inserts for the best durability and traction. Available in Toast. $220.00.
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By Nancy R. Elliott
The Herald Bulletin
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ALEXANDRIA — They've been buddies forever. Alexandria's Mayor Jack Woods and George DiRuzza of Orestes go back about 40 years when they were both on the high school wrestling team.
This weekend, the two will put the pedal to the metal as they get right in the thick of it at Alexandria's second Grand Prix, an event the two were instrumental in bringing to the city.
This will be the first time the mayor rolls through the downtown streets of Alexandria in his high speed go-kart. DiRuzza raced in last year's inaugural event.
"He talked me into buying a kart," said Woods. The mayor said his kart gets up to about 80 miles per hour on its 4-stroke engine.
"It'll get out and run. If I have a wreck, I'll know it," said Woods. He's racing in a different class than his best friend. Woods noted, "That's good, because he's too aggressive for me."
DiRuzza has been racing close to 33 years. He took a break from racing for about 15 years, and got back into it three years ago when his son, Lew, got interested. That year, DiRuzza helped Lew get ready for a race in Hagerstown and wound up competing against him.
"He came home with a first-place trophy, I came home with broken ribs," said DiRuzza. He said it was still worth it, and now he and his son run about half of the circuit of Southern Indiana Racing Association races. "I love racing. It's the cheapest way I know how to go fast."
Woods and DiRuzza were out testing and tuning this week at the New Castle Motorsports Park, getting ready for the big race that they worked to bring to Alexandria, the revival of an old tradition.
"It was here back in the seventies," said Woods.
This year's two-day event is the seventh event in the Southern Indiana Racing Association Midwest Champion Series that kicked off in May in Anderson. Woods said there will be about 120 drivers running in heats determined by age groups, motor sizes and weight. Kids as young as age 5 up through mature adults get in on the racing action.
The racers will run a rectangular course along Church, Harrison, Washington and Clinton streets.Last year, about 600 spectators turned out for the event. Chamber of Commerce director Jeff Bryan said he expects to see an even bigger crowd since other attractions have been added to the lineup of weekend activities.
On Saturday, things start warming up in the morning with practice runs. Racing kicks off after opening ceremonies at 1:30 p.m.
On Sunday, racing gets underway about noon after a driver autograph session and sponsor karts in the morning. Both days, karts will have practice time before racing commences, and the races run until 5 p.m. Awards follow the last race.
When you're not glued to the racing action, there's plenty of other fun to be had.
On Saturday, look for no less than a zipline traversing the area from Harrison Street at Main Source Bank heading north toward Cox's Supermarket.
The kids' zone will feature "big, fun activity for the smaller kids," said Bryan. That means inflatables, games and prizes.
There will be no shortage of food and drink, with about 10 local vendors offering edibles and even a beer garden hosted by the Curve Inn.
The Chamber Village will feature vendor booths with participating members in the parking lot behind Huntington Bank.
Saturday night, about a half-hour after racing wraps, head over to Church Street Commons for the Pole Position Party where Fender Alley will kick out the jams in the streets with a free concert.
On Sunday, Picture Perfect Autobody hosts a car show.
Alexandria's buzzing with all the excitement.
"It's a big event for a little town like us," said DiRuzza.
For more information about the race, call 724-4633.
Like Nancy Elliott on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @ NancyElliott_HB, or call 640-4805.
Alexandria Grand Prix Saturday, Aug. 24 11 a.m.- Chamber Village opens 12 p.m.- Zipline opens 1:30 p.m. Opening ceremonies 1:45 p.m. Heat racing 5 p.m.- Racing over for the day 5:30 p.m.- Free concert/Pole Position Party at Church Street Commons featuring Fender Alley Sunday Aug 25 10:30 a.m. - Sponsor karts 11:15-11:45 a.m. - Driver autograph session 12 p.m. - Racing introductions, warm-ups, Chamber Village opens 12:30 p.m.- Feature racing 1 p.m. - Car show 5 p.m. - Racing ends, awards


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Not only was the weather hot in southwest Florida, the three-point shooting was as well for Louisiana Tech as the Bulldogs drained 14 three's en route to a 99-62 opening round win versus UNCG in the Gulf Coast Showcase on Monday evening inside the Germain Arena.
Seven different Bulldogs hit shots from behind the arc, including Alex Hamilton who knocked down three of them en route to a career-high 26 points.
With the victory, LA Tech (3-1) advances to face the winner of San Diego and Illinois-Chicago to be played on Tuesday at 5 p.m. CT.
"[Our turnovers] was probably the only negative," said head coach Michael White. "Other than that we played as well as we have played this year and probably as well as we played late last year. I thought our press was really good. I thought we really passed the ball well and got some interior touches which allowed open shots."
UNCG (3-2) built a six-point lead, 11-5, three minutes into the contest, but then it started raining three-pointers for the Bulldogs.
Chris Anderson got it going with a three from the wing on the next possession, followed by back-to-back three's from Jaron Johnson and Kenyon McNeail which pulled the 'Dogs to within one, 15-14.
Hamilton drove it down the lane and laid it off the glass, giving the Bulldogs their first lead of the game, 16-15, with 11:50 left in the first half.
The Spartans cut the lead down to two, 28-26, with a three of their own from Nicholas Paulos, but then the Bulldogs went on a 9-0 run started by a slam dunk by Hamilton off a steal. The LA Tech defense forced four turnovers during the run.
Anderson finished the half with consecutive baskets, one of which was a tip-in with just two seconds before the buzzer signaled the end of the first half, giving the 'Dogs a 48-33 edge at the break.
Hamilton then got in on the three-point action, draining one from the top of the arc, forcing a timeout by the Spartans with LA Tech ahead, 59-41.
The sophomore from Chipley, Fla. continued to amaze in his home state, scoring eight straight points, including back-to-back three-pointers, to stretch the lead out to 76-47, with 10:53 still to go in the game.
You knew it was one of those great shooting days when Jaron Johnson attempted an alley-oop throw to Cordarius Johnson which banked in for the 14th and final three of the game.
For the game, LA Tech shot an astounding 63 percent from the field, but even more important the Bulldog defense forced 19 turnovers and outrebounded the Spartans 36-23. UNCG came into the game with a rebounding margin of plus-15.
"We are not going to make shots every night," said White. "It is not a constant we can count on every night. We can control how well we rebound the ball and I was proud of our effort on the glass."
Anderson tied a career-high with 18 points. Cordarius Johnson (11), Jaron Johnson (10) and McNeail (15) joined him in double figures.
UNCG was led by Jordan Potts who scored 13.
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It started as a downtown party entitled The Blarney Blowout.
Police were prepared for that crowd, but students took things in a different direction.
It was a calm scene Friday afternoon at the Town House Apartments north of the UMass campus. The area was very quiet and not many people were hanging around outside.
Contrast that with the images from this past Saturday. Police estimate that 2,000 students packed into the complex, causing a very dangerous situation.
"Students were being injured with bottles and cans being thrown in the crowd," said Capt. Jennifer Gundersen. "[There were] drunken patrons that the ambulance crew needed to move."
In order to gain control of the situation, Amherst police called in seven off-duty officers, which doubled the size of the crew already on duty. It was a necessary but costly move for the department.
"Immediately we see the overtime expenditures from the previous two weeks to the next two weeks triple," stated Gundersen. "We forecast what we can spend on a weekly and monthly basis."
"We were stressed," said Chief Tim Nelson of the Amherst Fire Department. "We were right on the edge."
The fire department had its own issues to deal with. They were pushed to the limit with five ambulances operating at one time.
Nelson's main worry was not being able to help someone in need, suffering from something like a heart attack, due to treating injured or drunk students.
UMass is not taking the situation lightly.
Six of its students were arrested during the party. The school cannot get into specifics, but told CBS 3 that any student violating the university code could be subject to suspension or expulsion.
Officials said they did not endorse the idea or party itself. They strive to create events with a much safer environment.
"We have worked closely with the town and will continue to do so," said UMass spokesman Edward Blaguszewski. "We have worked to create events on campus that are closely monitored by our student affairs office and campus police."
Amherst police said all the groups involved need to work together if they want to see improvement.
"There are a lot of people at the table," said Gundersen. "A lot of people are invested in coming up with ideas to see this activity decrease."
This past weekend involved more than just Amherst authorities.
In order to break up the crowd, police said they were joined by three UMass officers and nine Massachusetts State Police officers.
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