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With 6 kids, age 9-20, it can be difficult to find a place to be on vacation where we can be together, but spend some amount of time not ALL together. This was absolutely perfect for us! There are enough bedrooms that we could get some space from each other, but 2 big common areas, both with tv/cable/netflix that we could all enjoy a movie together as a big group or two groups. And with 6 kids, the ability to do laundry is a necessity. During the crowded beach hours, we either hung out at the lovely pool in the backyard or checked out some of the shopping, or stocked up on food. The kitchen was well appointed for people who actually want to use it to cook and not just reheat leftovers. We found what we needed for cooking all of our suppers for the week. The backyard is equipped with both a gas and a charcoal grill. The beach really is just a short walk away and we were there morning, afternoon, & evening. Tina was lovely to work with and I would recommend this property in a heartbeat. I hope we have the chance to come back again and stay here!
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Senior Program Specialist at Futures Without Violence Is One of 16 Leaders Chosen for New NoVo Foundation Initiative to Help End Violence Against Women and Girls
Initiative Is Part of 10-Year, $80 Million Strategy
Boston, MA –Leiana Kinnicutt, Senior Program Specialist at Futures Without Violence, formerly Family Violence Prevention Fund, will join the NoVo Foundation in launching a new initiative to strengthen the movement to end violence against women and girls in the United States. The Foundation named Kinnicutt as one of 16 "visionaries" who will pilot the first phase of its 10-year Move to End Violence initiative.
The NoVo Foundation has committed $80 million to the groundbreaking initiative, which will work with more than 100 individuals and organizations in the course of five two-year cycles. The initiative's goal: to establish a powerful infrastructure of sophisticated leaders and organizations to lead the effort to end violence against women and girls.
During her two-year experience, Kinnicutt and the other grantees in her cohort will engage in movement building work, transformative leadership development, social change skills trainings, and organizational development. Each grantee's organization will receive a significant grant from the NoVo Foundation.
The progress and experiences of the Move to End Violence cohort will be chronicled at On The Move, a blog that also will offer commentary from leaders and practitioners in the broader women's empowerment movement. In addition, Move to End Violence will create online communities through its Facebook page and its Twitter account @MoveEndViolence.
"Thanks to the tireless work of countless activists, we have made progress towards ending violence against girls and women, a serious impediment to girls and women reaching their true potential," said Jennifer Buffett, President and Co-Chair of the NoVo Foundation. "And yet, staggering rates of violence remain. Powerful, systemic forces persist and perpetuate it. Only a bold response will truly transform society."
Jackie Payne, a consultant to NoVo and the director of the initiative, observed that "for too long, this movement has lacked the funding necessary to commit sufficient time and energy to addressing root causes. Because of NoVo's extraordinary commitment, Move to End Violence will fill that void by strategically investing in the movement's capacity to end violence against girls and women."
"I'm thrilled to have this wonderful opportunity to participate in this groundbreaking initiative," said Kinnicutt, who has worked for Futures Without Violence for seven years. "I look forward to working with the NoVo Foundation and my fellow Move to End Violence cohort members as we work to help end violence against women and girls. There is still so much to be done to address the root causes of violence, help stop the cycle of violence and teach the next generation that violence is never the answer. This investment is a huge step forward."
On average in the United States, four to five women a day are murdered by their husbands or boyfriends; in the course of a year, women experience two million injuries from intimate partner violence. More than 15 million U.S. children live in families in which partner violence occurred at least once in the past year, and seven million children live in families in which severe partner violence occurred.
At Futures Without Violence, Kinnicutt is a national technical assistance provider for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Expanding Services for Children and Youth program and the U.S. Department of Justice's Engaging Men program. She has also provided technical assistance on issues relating to the overlap of domestic violence and child abuse for various federal initiatives such as Greenbook, Family to Family, and Safe Havens. Kinnicutt has helped develop and implement public education initiatives including Futures Without Violence's Coaching Boys into Men and It's Your Business campaigns. She has worked as a crises line counselor for LGBT survivors of violence in San Francisco, CA, and served as an AmeriCorps domestic violence legal advocate in Honolulu, HI.
Kinnicutt has a master's degree in clinical social work from Simmons College, with a focus on child and adolescent trauma, and a bachelor's degree in sociology and english from Bowdoin College. Kinnicutt and the other 15 grantees were selected from a pool of more than 140 applicants. For a complete list of all the members of the cohort, click here.
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Everyone has the right to live free of violence. Futures Without Violence, formerly Family Violence Prevention Fund, works to prevent and end violence against women and children around the world. More information is available at www.futureswithoutviolence.org/.


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Indiana Department of Insurance Commissioner Steve Robertson issued an order Nov. 1, at the urging of Gov. Mike Pence, to extend the state of Indiana's high-risk insurance pool until Jan. 31, 2014. The Indiana Comprehensive Health Insurance Association provides coverage for about 6,800 individuals with significant medical needs.
Hoosiers have had difficulty enrolling in Affordable Care Act marketplace insurance plans due to technical problems with the federal Web site since it opened Oct. 1. This is particularly problematic for Hoosiers in the high-risk pool, who are facing dire health care issues such as cancer, hemophilia and HIV/AIDS, or are awaiting organ transplants. They must show proof of insurance to continue to get critical treatments and medication.
"The state of Indiana will ensure that these Hoosiers, who are facing significant health care challenges, maintain their health coverage until the problems with the federal marketplace are resolved," Pence said. "While problems enrolling are an inconvenience to some, they could be a matter of life and death for these Hoosiers."
The state will extend the high-risk insurance pool for one month for all Hoosiers currently covered at a cost of $6.3 million. Should enrollment problems continue, Indiana officials will assess the feasibility of extending coverage until Hoosiers can apply and enroll in the federal marketplace.
In a letter to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, Robertson asked for assurances that the marketplace will be fully operational by Feb. 1, if not sooner.
"In many cases, these individuals are unable to schedule potentially lifesaving treatments without proof of health coverage for the coming year. The state of Indiana has stepped up to ensure coverage while your agency fixes the impediments to their enrollment in marketplace plans," wrote Robertson.
ICHIA was created in 1982 to provide health care options for seriously ill Hoosiers who did not have access to coverage in the private market. The Indiana General Assembly passed HEA 1328 April 26 to dissolve ICHIA with the understanding that these individuals would obtain coverage in the new federal marketplace.


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Taking Whitestown Parkway to Interstate 65 can be difficult, especially around Christmas time when Amazon employees flood the area with additional traffic.
The Whitestown Town Council hopes to ease traffic concerns near the interchange by realigning Perry-Worth Road to have a new intersection with Whitestown Parkway. The council unanimously approved spending $585,000 over four years to help with engineering costs.
The town must go through the Metropolitan Planning Organization of Indianapolis to seek funding for the project, which has a total cost estimate of just more than $7.5 million. GRW Engineers will submit the project to MPO for High Safety and Improvement Program funds. If approved for funding, MPO will cover 80 percent of construction costs of the project. The town would have to cover the remaining 20 percent of construction costs, which is just less than $2 million. The town is also responsible for covering all engineering costs and purchasing right of way, which is being donated.
Dan Cutshaw, GRW Engineers vice president, said the Perry-Worth intersection is extremely dangerous.
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Foster's Daily Democrat posted a UMaine news release about the new University of Maine Cooperative Extension "More Maine Meat" initiative, which seeks to improve economic returns for livestock producers in Maine, in addition to growing the meat industry with more forage-based resources. The project involves a partnership between UMaine Extension and the Maine Sustainable Agriculture Society in Hallowell.
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We usually ate breakfast in the International Cafe, lunch at the buffet or Grill, and dinner in the International Dining room. We had late traditional dining and it worked out well with a port heavy itinerary. We never had to rush to dinner after returning to the ship. With few exceptions the food was excellent. We purchased both coffee and soda cards and got plenty of use out of both.
The ports were enjoyable with our favorites being San Francisco and San Diego. We didn't sign up for any of the ship's excursions, it was easy enough to walk off the ship and find plenty to do. We also lucked out with warm but not hot weather.
We spent a lot of time in the Lotus adult pool and hot tubes. Not many people use it and many times we had it to ourselves.
The ship's entertainment was its one shortcoming. The production shows were not that impressive. The casino was closed much of time due to the ship being in port. Skywalker's could be fun but it was hard to get the DJ to play music people our age could dance to. I did enjoy MUTS and saw The Avengers, MIB 3, and Big Miracle.
Disembarkment went smoothly. We choose to walk off with our luggage and was at LAX by 9:00am.
I'm looking forward for sailing on the Sapphire again and have already booked a Hawaiian cruise for 2014.


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By George Bremer
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---- — INDIANAPOLIS — Colts owner Jim Irsay said Wednesday his comments about frustration over the lack of Super Bowl championships during the Peyton Manning era have been misconstrued.
Speaking inside the team's practice facility while surrounded by local and national media, Irsay reiterated he has the highest respect for the Denver quarterback and is proud of the team's accomplisments during Manning's 14 seasons in Indianapolis.
"There was never a negative comment towards Peyton," Irsay said. "(Broncos) Coach (John) Fox, I have great respect for him. I think he's just a tremendous man of integrity and an outstanding coach. I don't think that the comments, however they came back to people, I know they were misperceived."
The quote drawing the most ire comes from Tuesday's edition of USA Today. Irsay first told reporter Jarrett Bell he was frustrated watching New England, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and the New York Giants win multiple championships. Then he talked about the need for more balance on his own football team.
"You make the playoffs 11 times, and you're out in the first round seven out of 11 times," he said. "You love to have the 'Star Wars' numbers from Peyton and Marvin (Harrison) and Reggie (Wayne). Mostly, you love this."
At the end, Irsay flicked up his right hand to display his ring celebrating the Colts' Super Bowl XLI victory against Chicago.
During a Tuesday radio appearance, Fox called the comments a "cheap shot" directed toward Manning. He didn't back down during a conference call Wednesday at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center but made it clear he was finished talking about the issue.
"I made those comments, they were yesterday's comments," Fox said. "I stand by them. Really, any commments moving forward will have to deal with the ballgame Sunday night there in Indianapolis."
Manning politely declined to adress the comments during his own conference call, but former Colts general manager Bill Polian had no problem firing back at Irsay. In his own conversation with USA Today, the architect of teams that had seven consecutive 12-win seasons defended his record in Indianapolis — including six division titles and two Super Bowl appearances — and challenged Irsay's new regime to match that success.
"It's up to them to meet or exceed that standard," Polian told reporter Jim Corbett. "I wish them well. But nobody can ever erase what we did."
Irsay also fell under fire on Twitter from outposts as varied as Denver Post columnist Mark Kiszla, former Broncos tight end Shannon Sharpe and former Colorado Rockies slugger Todd Helton — a friend of Manning's dating back to their days together at the University of Tennessee.
Colts coach Chuck Pagano, meanwhile, had his owner's back.
"I don't think there is anybody that Mr. Irsay respects and cares for more than Peyton," Pagano told Denver media during a conference call. "What can't you say about Peyton? What he's done for this organization, what he's done for this city, our fans, what he's done for football — it's off the charts. And certainly all I know is that our owner has the utmost respect and love and passion for that guy and always will."
Irsay spoke about retiring Manning's No. 18 jersey and even hinted at a possible statue being erected in his honor in the future. The Colts plan to honor their former quarterback prior to Sunday's game, and Irsay said that ceremony is "the tip of the iceberg."
But once it's over, Indianapolis will be challenged with stopping Manning. It's something nobody else has been able to do during the Broncos' 6-0 start.
And there's no misconstruing Irsay's respect for the Colts' next opponent.
"We're going to, obviously, have our hands full playing them," Irsay said. "I think 16-0 is certainly within their reach the way they're playing."


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The use of social media has skyrocketed since its inception in the late 1960s. Hard to believe that a medium only in existence for such a relatively short period of time has transformed into, for many, a primary form of communication. In fact, according to 2012 statistics, there are more devices connected to the Internet than there are people on Earth. And 40 percent of people say they socialize more online than they do in person.
With the evolving presence of social media, from email and websites to mobile and social networking, businesses have had to make significant adjustments in communication strategies both externally and internally.
Externally, companies have had to adopt websites and gain a loyal following on social sites to maintain credibility, relevancy and connectivity to consumers. What makes social media so powerful is its ability to transmit word-of-mouth experiences (positive or negative). From what used to be only a few other people over a number of days to countless people in a matter of seconds — increasingly requiring companies to employ a full-time position to address online customer service and reputation management needs.
But what many businesses have found is that often it is the internal effects of social media that are just as or even more powerful to a company's status, productivity and bottom line. And while there are certainly positive aspects (branding and marketing), for employee relations purposes, the focus now is on some of the often overlooked, undesirable impacts of emerging media in the workplace.
Unrealistic Expectations Blur Boundaries
When instant gratification is the new norm, employees begin to expect the same type of automatic response from everything and everyone — and so do employers, customers and vendors. Once you open the door of 24-hour availability that social connectivity offers, the work/home balance becomes blurred. Emails are answered on vacation; text messages at 2 a.m., and Twitter inquiries during the birth of your firstborn. Big, impractical expectations can often lead to big, monumental disappointments — and even bigger (and faster) burnout.
Entering the "Friend Zone"
Social networking sites lend themselves to more casual dialogue – leading to the potential erosion of professional boundaries between employees/customers/vendors and employees/employers. This can become problematic when parties want to "friend" or connect with one another on a social platform. These lines should be carefully maintained.
Too Much Information
There are reasons for your company to be concerned about what your employees are sharing with one another and the general public. Especially via social networking, employees of the company are often a direct reflection of how the public views the business as a whole — positive or negative. One seemingly innocuous post can go "viral" and hurt a business in any number of ways.
Milking the Clock
According to a recent survey, the average employees admit to wasting two to three hours per day which, from an employer's perspective, is a misuse of pay and can negatively impact productivity. Although some companies completely restrict Internet access, technologically-savvy employees can often figure ways to bypass firewalls and Internet use restrictions.
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Julie Taymor, Michael Pennington and Michael Shannon Featured in Theatre for a New Audience's New Season
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Theatre for a New Audience announced its inaugural season at the Center for Shakespeare and Classical Drama.
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The season will open with A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Tony winner Julie Taymor. The show will feature music by Elliot Goldenthal, and the cast will include Tina Benko as Titania, Max Casella as Bottom, David Harewood as Oberon and Kathryn Hunter as Puck. Previews begin Oct. 19, prior to an official opening Nov. 2.
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Michael Shannon will star in Ionesco's The Killer. Previews of the new translation by Michael Feingold, directed by Darko Tresnjak, will begin May 17.
"We invited artists with whom we have ongoing relationships to celebrate the opening of our home. Julie Taymor and Elliot Goldenthal first worked at Theatre for a New Audience in 1984. Directors Arin Arbus and Darko Tresnjak have staged multiple productions with us. We produce Shakespeare alongside other major authors, so we are presenting a comedy and a tragedy by Shakespeare and a marvelous but rarely performed modern classic from the 'Theatre of the Absurd' by Eugène Ionesco," artistic director Jeffrey Horowitz said in a statement. "As the staging of Shakespeare and other major plays is always changing, we have dreamt for decades of having a home with a dynamic space. The Scripps, inspired by the Royal National Theatre's Cottesloe, is uniquely flexible. It combines an intimate Elizabethan courtyard theatre with modern technology. The relationship between the stage and audience can be shaped into different configurations for each production."
Theatre for a New Audience's 2014-15 season will include The Valley of Astonishment, a theatrical research directed by Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne; and Tamburlaine Parts I and II by Christopher Marlowe, featuring John Douglas Thompson and directed by Michael Boyd, former artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Tamburlaine will be followed by Thornton Wilder's version of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House, directed by Arin Arbus and starring Juliet Rylance.
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<algorithm> (FEC) A class of methods for controling errors in a one-way communication system. FEC sends extra information along with the data, which can be used by the receiver to check and correct the data.
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9:20am Tuesday 1st January 2013 in News By Emma Streatfield , Senior Reporter
IT was supposed to be her wedding day – but when those plans collapsed she celebrated the new year instead.
Angela Burrow had booked and paid for the venue, so when her wedding plans fell through she decided to hold a party for family and friends.
The 52-year-old, from Chandler's Ford, had hired the Tylney Hall hotel in Hook and paid for a package costing around £5,000.
She said she did not want the money to go to waste by cancelling so went ahead with a different event.
Instead of her wedding reception she held a 'new year new beginnings' party for family and friends yesterday at the venue.
The mother-of-two hosted the event and her guests sat down to a seven-course meal at tables traditionally decorated for a wedding, with place names, orchids and blue bows on the backs of chairs.
Around 40 guests attended, many of whom were decked out in military uniform, including Angela herself as she is a former major in the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps.
She was wearing their mess uniform of a bright red jacket and long navy dress.
Others dressed in black bow ties and evening dresses.
There were also set to be Scottish pipers at midnight and Angela spent the night in the bridal suite, which she had planned to share with her new husband, with her 21-year-old daughter Heather instead.
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She said she planned to party the night away and toast the new year after the wedding was called off. She said it was a party about starting anew.
Angela told the Daily Echo: "Life is too short and you have to live each day as if it's going to be your last.
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They US authorities on '60s started trying gravity on various types of reactors for many years (passive cooling) and it failed miserably all times. Download the excellent BBC's 1992 documentary on the subject A is for Atom, or watch it on YouTube.
It was after they had confirmed the problem that they started installing diesel generators to operate the cooling pumps. The problem was discovered also in USSR. Chernobyl erupted during an experiment to test the cooling apparatus while disconnecting the plant from grid.
The root cause of all this was that they designed the commercial Nuclear Plants by scaling the 60cm diameter Submarine Reactors into 3 meter or even more. That way, the multiplied the fuel mass x1000, and disregarded that fact they were no longer 100 meters deep below the ocean surface, something that would guarantee passive cooling simply by hydrostatic pressure.


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After watching the Pacman-Cotto 24/7 I started to think about Margarito and the fact that he got busted trying to cheat against Mosley. Does anyone really think this guy should be able to box again? I mean seriously, this guy had a plaster like substance in his wraps that turn to bricks during a fight. That has to be the worst offense you could commit in the sport of boxing. In my opinion I believe it's far greater than using performance enhancing drugs. Margarito has the style that could kill a fighter with that type of help. Think of Mosleys family here.What if something serious would have happened because of this. Boxing is already a dangerous sport, but to basicly have a brick like substance in your gloves is ridiculous. If you watch the way Cottos face got sliced up it really makes you wonder. If I was Cotto I wouldn't fight that fucker either. Why give money to a guy that most likely had a brick like substance in his gloves. If Bob Arum had any morals he would drop this guy to prove a point, but I know thats not gonna happen because Arum is a greedy bastard. Even if you watch the Paul Williams fight it makes you wonder. I think every boxer should stay away from Margarito just so this dude cant fight. What about the Cintron fights also? Makes you wonder how long this had been going on. All of the boxers that have commented on this say that you know what's in your gloves. In my opinion all of his victories are tainted. This guy should not be allowed to fight again. Period. What does everyone else think?
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Shane dominated Collazo and looked good doing so.
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Shane hasn't been the same at 147 since Forrest...
Collazo was in with a shell of Mosley moving back to 147 after years at 154.
Except Shane dominated Collazo and looked good doing so. The fight was not competitive, and no one has ever said that Mosley did not look good in that fight.
Looking like the old Sugar Shane Mosley, the Pomona speedster zipped through the talented Luis Collazo on Saturday and was awarded the WBC interim welterweight title after 12 rounds.
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Krygowski, Las Vegas House of Blues LD, got the call to design O.A.R.'s spring tour in North America. Being familiar with High End Systems equipment at the club's chain, Krygowski designed his show to include 6 Studio Beam®, 4 Studio Spot® 575s and 4 Technobeam® automated luminaires, supplied by lighting contractor LSD/Fourth Phase.
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Two Technobeams are placed on the base of the truss and two downstage on either side where the sidefills would be. "It's just to throw some gobo patterns across the stage," adds. "I chose Technobeams because I wanted a moving mirror fixture on the tour and Cyberlights are just too big for these small stages. I didn't want to go with all moving heads. I wanted some moving mirror representation, that's why I chose those. I like the quickness of moving mirrors."
O.A.R.'s spring tour runs through North America until May 23. Krygowski is currently redesigning their summer amphitheatre tour starting June 28. As his capacity increases to 3,000-6,000-seaters, he says it will be a bigger rig with multiple trusses.
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The Final Score: Deerfield 61, Maine East 49
Warriors Star Performers: Eric Porter scored 22 points while Michael Alfieri had a double double. Porter hit 69 percent of his shots from the field as well as two rebounds, an assist and a steal. Alfieri drained 13 points and hauled down 10 rebounds along with three assists and a steal.
Other Notable Warrior Performance: Anthony Shapiro chipped in with 14 points on 71 percent shooting. He had four rebounds and a steal.
Who's Next: The Warriors travel to Conant at 5 p.m. today.
The Bottom Line: Deerfield took control from the outset and fended off a light third-quarter surge by Maine East. The Warriors jumped out to a 17-11 lead at the end of a quarter and built the margin to 38-24 by halftime. After Maine East closed the gap by five points in the third period, Deerfield outpointed their opponent, 18-15, in the last quarter.
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The Final Score: Deerfield 63, Maine East 37,
Warriors Star Performers: and Kathryn Hoffman all reached double figures. Greer poured in 16 points and contributed three assists, a pair of rebounds and a steal while Hoffman had 13 points as well as six rebounds, three steals and an assist. Sylvan also hit 13 tallies along with three rebounds, two steals and an assist.
Other Notable Warrior Performances: Sarah Ginn grabbed 10 rebounds along with scoring two points, dishing out three assists and stealing the ball twice.
Who's Next: The Warriors entertain Highland Park at 7:30 p.m. Friday for senior night.
The Bottom Line: In a game played to promote breast cancer awareness, Deerfield took command early and never looked back holding Maine East to less than ten points in three of four quarters. Deerfield held a 30-14 edge at halftime and outhustled Maine East 15-4 in the final period after a close third quarter.
The Final Score: Deerfield 105, Maine West 78,
Warriors Star Performers: The 200-yard medley relay team of Ryan Smith, Daniel Perolvsky, Nate Block and Alec Barry and the quartet of Alex Howard, Joey Barr, Bobby Crane and Danny Booker both won. Individual winners were Conner (200 freestyle and 100 freestyle), Barry (50 freestyle), Sean Scarry (diving), Block (100 butterfly) and Barr (500 freestyle).
Other Notable Warrior Performances: Second place finishers were Perlovsky (200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke), Evan Fischoff (500 freestyle), Ryan Church (diving), Benji Perez (100 backstroke), Barry (100 freestyle), Barr (200 freestyle) and Smith (50 freestyle).
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THE Paralympic and Olympic torch lit up a celebration for Weymouth's Sports Arena.
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The sports arena gave thousands of people a chance to enjoy a variety of sports during the Olympics and Paralympics.
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Dave Franks, county sports and physical activity manager at Dorset County Council, said they had more than 100,000 people through the doors during the Olympics and Para-lympics.
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Olympic torchbearer Betty Port, from Dorchester , brought her torch to the beach for the occasion.
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Two days following the drowning of a 3-year-old at a swim club in Newtown Square, the Montgomery County coroner provided greater context for the girl's death.
and ambulance responded at 4:49 p.m. Saturday to in Newtown Square, where someone was already administering CPR to the girl when they arrived, Newtown Township Chief of Police Dennis Anderson said Saturday.
3, was pronounced dead at 5:40 p.m. Saturday at Bryn Mawr Hospital, and Montgomery County Coroner Walter Hofman . Despite requests from concerned family friends to both him and to Patch asking that he retract his statements, he said his statements were based on facts, both from police reports and from witness accounts.
"The father said he and his wife were talking to other adults near the pool, went looking for her, did not see her in the baby pool…and saw her floating in the (middle) pool," Hofman said. "They lost sight of the baby."
Experts like Mario Vittone and Shawn P. DeRosa said numerous factors contribute to childhood drowning, which they said is the second leading cause of accidental deaths among children younger than 15.
"Ninety percent of kids that drowned are considered to be supervised when it happens," said Vittone, a maritime expert with the U.S. Coast Guard based in Norfolk, Va. "Unlike on TV, it happens in 20 to 60 seconds and is silent."
An acquatics director and safety coordinator at Pennsylvania State University in University Park, DeRosa said monitoring children in water is different than at home.
"Children, as any parent can attest, can quickly get away from you… Drowning is silent and deadly," DeRosa said. "There might not be screams, no crying," he said, advising parents to remain in water with small children and within an arm's reach.
Vittone, who runs a water safety website, said childhood drownings are "almost always are about losing sight of the kid."
In an example, Vittone described a scenario with a competent lifeguard monitoring the situation.
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Both Vittone and DeRosa hailed work done by the National Drowning Prevention Alliance as a resource for parents to consult in pool safety. Vittone also noted a recently launched federal program called PoolSafely.gov.
Many family friends said in calls and emails that the Logans are great people and great parents.
Several readers who did not know the family expressed their sympathy in emails to Patch.
"I am so, so sorry about the awful news," wrote reader Mandy Meiler. "It is all I can think about, and we don't even know you. We have three girls. I cannot imagine how terrible life is for you right now. Take care, and know that many thoughts are with you."
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ARLINGTON -- These teenage girls rummaging through dresses and shoes can hardly contain their glee. They're going to prom Saturday.
But what a dozens of them won't be wearing is jewelry. A thief recently broke into Mary's House, an Arlington non-profit day center for special needs adults, and took the donated items.
"Our sign has a girl in a wheelchair," said Michelle Mills, executive director of Mary's House. "How can you steal from these special kids?"
About 250 special needs individuals are expected to attend the prom, which is being held Saturday evening at the Bob Duncan Center.
The thief broke in March 7, but center officials said it wasn't until a couple of days ago that they realized that the thief had absconded with the costume jewelry when they went looking for it as they prepared for the prom.
Surveillance video shows a man rifling through a storage area for about 30 minutes. He strolls about nonchalantly. He triggered a burglar alarm when he tried to jimmy a back door. Then, he simply walked away.
"I see this guy come down the side of the bus," said Michelle's husband, Richard Mills. "He knows exactly where he's going and he goes right in the shed and just starts going through all the boxes and he starts opening doors. I'd say he's in there for a good 30 minutes."
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The Mills also have guardianship over 27-year-old Bryan Privett, who has autism.
"Bryan was a student in my high school class at South Grand Prairie High School," Michelle Mills said. "He was about to age of high school and I really worried about him getting lost in the system and what would happen to him."
Privett, who greets strangers with a bright and friendly smile, has lived with them for seven years.
The Mills run their operation on a razor-thin budget and rely on the kindness of donors. So they find it particularly disturbing that someone would steal from them.
"It's really heart breaking that someone would steal donations from these guys," Michelle Mills said.
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Esher coach Craig Chalmers is urging his troops to rediscover their early season form fast after an embarrassing 43-0 defeat to Coventry.
A dominant first half saw Coventry race to a 23-0 lead before adding a further 20 unanswered points in the second half to leave Esher winless in their past four National Division One matches.
Eight defeats since the start of the year have seen Esher throw away the chance for promotion as they have slipped to fifth in the table – much to the annoyance of Chalmers.
"Results like this are embarrassing not just for the players, but for the coaches and the club," said the ex-Scotland international.
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"We are really disappointed because we got ourselves into a good position after 11 or 12 games, but then we have just let it slip."
Esher's James Campbell will face no further RFU disciplinary action after being sent off for a second yellow – card offence in Saturday's defeat to Coventry.
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