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Chewy Caramel Bars Recipe
- 1 package yellow cake mix (regular size)
- 1 can (5 ounces) evaporated milk
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 cup chopped nuts
- 36 Rolo candies, halved
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, beat the cake mix, milk and butter until blended (batter will be thick). Stir in nuts. Press half of mixture into a 13x9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake 10-12 minutes or until set.
- Place candies, cut side down, over crust. Drop remaining batter by tablespoonfuls over the top. Bake 25-30 minutes longer or until golden brown. Cool on a wire rack. Cut into bars. Yield: 2 dozen.
Reviews for Chewy Caramel Bars
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This is a recipe I've turned to time and again! I've adjusted this recipe of course by adding 1/2 cup packed brown sugar & replacing the nuts with 1/2 cup chocolate chips (semi-sweet), 1 tsp. vanilla extract & using 1/2 cup butter, melted. I also greased and floured the baking pan to allow for easier removal! This recipe is a winner! Dawn E. Lowenstein
I just posted a review on these and forgot to click on the stars. I would give it a 4 star.
I just made these bars, and they tasted great. The batter is very sticky but once you get around that, its not too bad. I was going off of a copy of this recipe that a friend gave me so I did not have a photo of the finished bars, and in the instructions it does not say to put the rolo pieces on when its warm or when it has cooled down. So I put them on when the bottom part was right out of the oven. Once I put the top layer of cake batter down, I spread the whole thing out with a spatula which was really easy since they were warm. My only comment on that is, the filling got too flat and was hard to see it when they were cut. Tasted fine was would have like to see the actual layer of rolo. Making them again, I would let the bottom layer cool first, then put down the rolo's so it would be more defined. But they were good.
I made these in 2007 when I got my issue and I happened to be going through it and remembered how awful these were. They are not worth the effort it takes to try & spread out the batter and once cooked they cemented themselves to the pan. What a waste of ingredients.
I loved these and so did my husband and my co-workers. The batter was thick, but if you spray a spatula with non-stick cooking spray and use that to spread the batter, it's much easier. I also lined my pan with foil completely, then a layer of parchment paper. I was able to lift out the foil and allow the bars to cool with virtually no clean up of the pan needed! Definitely making them again!
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After winning the first game 2-1, the White Sox and starting pitcher Zach Stewart may be on the brink of history in the night game.
Stewart has not allowed a baserunner through seven innings at Target Field. He has struck out six Twins and thrown just 75 pitches, 51 of them strikes.
In the seventh inning, the Twins' Ben Revere led off and hit the second pitch of the inning for a short popup into left field that was caught by Juan Pierre. Then, Trevor Plouffe ran a 1-2 count before hitting a lazy fly ball to right field that was flagged down by Dayan Viciedo. And, the third out of the inning was a hard line drive hit by Joe Mauer to shortstop Alexei Ramirez.

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2 Blocks to Disney You can't get any closer! W/Private Pool in Anaheim
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
vacation rental description
Beautiful 3+ bedrooms, 2 baths home with a private pool walking distance to Disneyland. Great location great floor plan . You will love this house . Let us help you create great memories!
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Liz Crowley (562) 331-5340
house rental amenities
Just walk to Disneyland!
* Beautiful Fully Furnished Private Pool Home
Quality accommodations at an affordable price, fully furnished and
well maintained homes equipped with:
* Central Air and Heating
* Fireplace Gas or wood
* Full kitchen,Refrigerator, Oven,Microwave,Dishwasher,all
pots and pan,toster,cofee maker, spices
* Washer and dryer
* Linens and towels.
* Shampoo
* Color television with cable TV access.
* Stereo
* Private garage
And most of all your own private swimming pool.
(No Lifeguard on duty.)
All this and more.
If you're looking for comfort, convenience and luxury at an
affordable price give us a call or send an e-mail.
activities and attractions in Anaheim Los Angeles Area
Welcome to The Sunshine State of California!
Activities on site and nearby!
*Surfing/Boogie board
*Dromo one(car racing)
*Miniture Golf
*Santa Ana Zoo
Shuttle is also available for Orange County:
Disneyland & California Adventure, Downtown Disney,Anaheim Convention
Center, Angel Stadium (Edison Field), Honda Center (Ducks Arena),
Disney Ice where the Ducks Hockey Team Practice, Crystal Cathedral,
The Block of Orange (Outdoor Mall),UCI Medical Center, South Coast
Plaza Mall, Knott�s Berry Farm, Soak City, Race Track (Los
Alamitos),Wax Museum, Huntington Beach (Surf City), Newport Beach,
Seal Beach, Laguna Beach Art Galleries, Golf- courses and more.
Los Angeles County.
Shuttle is also available for:
LAX Airport, Universal Studios, Beverly Hills Tour Rodeo Drive,
Hollywood Blvd, and Six Flags Magic Mountain, Getty Museum, Aquarium
of the Pacific and more.
It's so much to do in Southern California you may need more time!
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vacation rental rates
Low season weekly rate from $325 per night
Peak season weekly rate $375
Cleaning fee $175
pool heating fee $150 per week optional
Liz Crowley (562) 331-5340
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- Disneyland
- California Adventure
- Garden Walk
- Anaheim Stadium, concerts, baseball games.
- Honda Arena
Top things to do on a budget
- Go Bird watch to Huntington Beach
- Fishing at the pier in Seal Beach
- Walk to Downtown Disney
- Farmers market in Huntington Beach
Top things to do with a family
- Go stake with the Ducks
- Bowling
- Golf
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TO THE EDITOR: As we had our first-annual bowling tournament for Mountain Lake Services on April 6, I would like to take the time and thank all of you that helped us.
Thank you to: AK Auto, Betty Lou Bags, Jewelry by Tara, Feek Pharmacy, Adirondack Spirits, Mad River Pizza, Dee's Design, Hometown Deli, Gordon Oil, Little Supermarket, TnT Tanning, Loreman's Screen Printing, Sam's Salon, Upstate Builders, Luke & Sally Fournier, Margie Finsterer, Nancy Ano, Lake Everest Pizza, Adirondack Chocolates, Donna's Hair Design, Carol McDonald and Megan Ano.
I would also like to say a very special thank-you to two of my dearest friends, Shawn Minogue and Nancy Ano, for helping with the raffle items, 50/50 and buy a strike. I couldn't have done this without the both of you.
Thank you to Erin Quakenbush, Elizabeth Rutkowski, Roxanne Burns, John McDonald and Steph Snow for your continuous work on your end of this tournament. You all were awesome.
I would like to do this on future occasions. So keep your eyes open for any notices for this in the future. Thanks again to everyone involved. You all mean so much to me and the folks that we serve.
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TO THE EDITOR: The Town of Plattsburgh Parks & Recreation Department is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life and promoting a sense of community within the town.
We are happy to see our community come together at the Cadyville Recreation Park. This park is the heart of the town's recreation program, with its walking and hiking trails, 18-hole disc-golf course and many other amenities.
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SLICE RS HI-MOD ULTEGRA Di2
Narrow is AeroBased on the concept that Narrow is Aero, everything on the Slice RS, from the radical steerer-less fork to the windshadow brakes to that crazy looking seat post, is designed to minimize the surface area presented to the wind.
It works so well that the Slice RS can save up to 20 seconds in 40k compared to our competition. And with features like our AERO SAVE anti-vibration technology, and CFit modular fit system, it's a time-slicing machine that's as comfortable as it is aero.
Slice RS is:
- Narrow cross-sections reduce drag and increase speed.
- Class-leading lateral stiffness provides efficient power transfer and rock-solid handling.
- AERO SAVE technology reduces vibration and cuts fatigue.
- Huge range of stack and reach combinations for a perfect fit.
Rider Profile:This UCI-legal rocket is built for time-trial specialists or triathletes looking for the absolute fastest way from point A to point B.
- Updated Naero-Tec External Steerer Fork
The dual crown, external steerer design of the fork allows for an incredibly narrow headtube for reduced drag, while being extremely stiff for precise handling. For maximum aerodynamics, the updated stem design features a hidden compartment for Di2 components.
- Integrated Aero Handlebar
The new ultra light Vision base bar integrates cleanly into the stem and allows fully internal brake cable routing, right through the stem and headtube.
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Shift and brake cables are routed through the top of the stem and into the downtube for a clean, super aero set-up.
- CFit modular fit system
The modular bar/armrest adjustment system allows for a larger than normal range of aero position adjustment.
- WindShadow Brakes
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- NaeroTec Seatpost
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Despite injuries to Jason Campbell and Darren McFadden and a couple of questionable losses, the Oakland Raiders remained in pole position for the AFC West title and a playoff berth until last week, when they were destroyed by the Green Bay Packers. Meanwhile the Denver Broncos squeaked out a win against the Chicago Bears. The Raiders now trail Denver by one game. If they don't get back on track, they will likely point to their loss to the Miami Dolphins as the place where it all went wrong.
The Lions are the last team to defeat those Broncos, and are in a playoff race of their own. They can't win their division, but they currently hold an NFC Wild Card spot, ahead of the Bears and the Dallas Cowboys. They will be hoping to see the Carson Palmer that has played poorly over the last two weeks, and not the Carson Palmer who previously guided the Raiders to three straight victories.
Game Date/Time: Sunday, Dec. 18; 4:05 p.m. ET
Location: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, California
TV Schedule
Local: FOX
Announcers: Thom Brennaman, Brian Billick
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For more on the two teams, check out Detroit Lions blog Pride Of Detroit and Oakland Raiders blog Silver And Black Pride. Follow the rest of week 14 at SB Nation NFL.


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Apple iPad pre-orders sold out for launch-day delivery
If you're hoping to get your hands on Apple's new iPad on launch day but haven't already ordered, an Apple Store line may be in your future. Cupertino's US online store is now listing a March 19th ship date for all 9 variants of the new Retina Display-equipped slate, a full three days after the device's release. It's an almost expected occurrence at this point, with Apple having run into the same issue with the release of previous iOS devices in recent years. While no specific details have been given on in-store availability or customer limits as of yet, Apple's brick-and-mortar locations have traditionally had stock to sell on a first-come, first-serve basis — but you may want to watch out for any spontaneous Galaxy Note-inspired musical numbers.


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LONDONDERRY — Yet another development of condominiums and complexes may soon be built; the Zoning Board of Adjustment granted a variance to allow additional two-story homes on a 10-acre site.
A potential buyer of the land at 381 Mammoth Road, Mesiti Development Corporation, came before the Zoning Board to allow single family condominiums.
Morgan Hollis of the law firm Gottesman & Hollis of Nashua made the case for his client.
"You simply cannot sell a large, expensive house in Londonderry on this lot," Hollis said.
The piece of land was unique,he said, because it has several businesses around it, as well as residential areas.
The lawyer said building single-family homes, as opposed to condominiums or town houses, would cost far too much money and would not leave enough room for profit.
Mesiti Development needs a variance because the plans presented would be too densely populated to meet town regulations.
There was some serious deliberating among board members. Some said they believed the lot was truly unique and did deserve the variance, while others thought a variance would be problematic.
"The entrances and exits would just be an additional burden," board member Jay Hooley said.
Hollis explained sewer and water services would be provided by the town. Additionally, he said, it would not alter the characteristics of the area, nor pose any threat to anyone in the community. Not every board member agreed.
"It definitely alters the character of the town and that is a tough intersection," board member Neil Dunn said.
Although there is still much planning to be done and Mesiti representatives have yet to come before the Planning Board, the variance was granted, 3-2.
But the board attached some conditions. Mesiti is the only business to receive a variance on the site, the variance has a time limit and will expire in about 65 days, and a gas line must also be constructed.
Hollis said construction on the condominiums is set to begin next summer.


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Clarksville police are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash which happened around 12:41 a.m. Sunday morning.
Police say Andrew S. Hafen, 25, was traveling south along Peachers Mill Road when the motorcycle left the road and crashed.
Police believe Hafen failed to negotiate a slight curve near Hidden Springs Court.
Hafen was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say Hafen's body was located by a motorist passing by after the crash.
Police say alcohol appears to be a factor in the crash.
Toxicology tests are pending.
If anyone witnessed the crash or has further information please contact the investigating officer, Officer Bill Van Beber III at 931.648.0656 ext. 5486.
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Buccaneer women's coach Tracey Clingingsmith announced the signing of Kanani Birdinground of Hardin Montana, to a letter of intent for the 2013-14 academic year.
Birdinground has been an aggressive, 5'11, forward for the Hardin High School Bulldogs. She was averaging 14.1 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 assists per game. "Kanani is an incredibly athletic and naturally gifted player. Coach Clingingsmith said. "We are very excited to have her at Dawson and look forward to seeing her play at the next level."
Daughter of Ervin & Lesley Birdinground, Kanani has achieved Eastern A, All Conference basketball honors as a freshman and senior and All Conference in track as a junior. In addition Kanani was also awarded All State in basketball this year.
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Block from Beach and Boardwalk, 2 Pools, 2 Jacuzzi's in Wildwood Crest
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Monarch At the Shore
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,500 - $ 3,300 / week
vacation rental description
The Monarch at the shore -- Units 106 (Families only) NO PROMS!
5501 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Crest New Jersey...
Park your car and settle in.
One short block to the beach and world famous Wildwood boardwalk.
This unit includes three full bedrooms, den w/sleeper and two full baths which comfortably accommodates up to 10 people or adults all age 25 or older.
Super nice condo with room to move.
Elevator access, two car off street assigned parking and private
storage. Private balconies with ocean views and a rear deck overlooking the common areas.
Two large heated swimming pools, two Jacuzzi's. Enjoy relaxing as you settle into your chair in the landscaped private common areas.
If you enjoy outdoor dining and barbeques you will be right at home when spending and afternoon or evening at the outdoor barbeque area.
Reserve now!
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Rosanne/Tom LaBate 610-325-4034
condo rental amenities
Living Room, Dining Room, Full Kitchen
Bedroom 1: 1 King
Bedroom 2: 1 Queen
Bedroom 3: 2 Twin
Bedroom 4: 1 Queen Sleeper
Living Room: 1 Queen Sleeper
Bed linens and Towels NOT included
NO pets and NO smoking
Deck or Patio and rear Balcony
2 Large Swimming Pools
2 Jacuzzi's
2 Kiddie Pools
2 Outside Showers and Bathrooms
2 Off Street, Assigned parking Spots
Barbeque Area -- Gas Grill
Outdoor tables, chairs and umbrellas
Central Air Conditioning and Heat
Ceiling Fans
Private Washer and Dryer
Iron and Ironing board
Oven and Range
Refrigerator and Dishwasher
Garbage Disposal and Microwave
Coffee Maker and Toaster
Digital Cable TV
5 Television(s)
1 VCR(s)
2 DVD Player(s)
activities and attractions in Wildwood Crest New Jersey
One short block from THE WONDERFUL AND WORLD FAMOUS WILDWOOD
BOARDWALK!!!!!!!! Where you can spend hours on the rides, shops,
eateries, arcades, etc.
A short ride to Cape May and the Atlantic City Casino's.
Enjoy hours of fun and relaxation across the street on the
WORLD FAMOUS WILDWOOD BEACH where a beach tag is never needed.
Also enjoy...
*Fishing, crabbing, boating
*Whale and Dolphin Watching
*Amusement Parks
*Bike Riding
*Miniature Golf
*Skate Park
*Shopping in Victorian Cape May
*Family Water Parks
Pictures show unit 106...
vacation rental rates
Check In 2pm Saturday - Check Out 10am Saturday. Sorry, no proms!
Discounts are available for multiple week rentals!!
Partial June and August weeks available / call for details! Families and over 25 only.
$400.00 (refundable) security deposit required.
2014 Rental Rates
April 26 - May 23 $275.00 Night
May 23 - May 26 $375.00 Night
May 26 - May31 $275.00 Night
May 31 - June 7 $2,200.00
June 7 - June 14 $2,200.00
June 14 - June 20 $1,800.00
June 20 - June 28 unavailable
June 28 - July 5 $3,300.00
July 5 - July 12 unavailable
July 12 - July 19 unavailable
July 19 - July 26 unavailable
July 26 - Aug 2 unavailable
Aug 2 - Aug 9 unavailable
Aug 9 - Aug 16 unavailable
Aug 16 - Aug 23 unavailable
Aug 23 - Aug 30 $3,300.00
Aug 30 - Sept 6 $3,300.00
Labor Day W/E $1,200.00
Firemans W/E unavailable
Call for Sept and October weekend specials!
Partial weeks available / call for details!
Rosanne/Tom LaBate 610-325-4034
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U.S. Supreme Court
Sotomayor: Being a role model is 'the most valuable thing I do'
Posted Feb 4, 2013 7:35 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Justice Sonia Sotomayor hopes she will be a great justice, writing opinions that will "last the ages."
But that doesn't always happen, Sotomayor tells the New York Times. "More importantly, it's only one measure of meaning in life. To me, the more important one is my values and my impact on people who feel inspired in any way by me."
She hopes her personal story proves inspirational—in which she rises to become the court's first Hispanic justice after a childhood in a poor household with an alcoholic father and a diagnosis of diabetes. Being a role model, she says, "is the most valuable thing I can do."
Sotomayor spoke to the newspaper during a Chicago stop on the tour for her memoir, My Beloved World. According to the story, the release of the book "suggests that she has broader ambitions than her colleagues, to play a larger and more personal role on the public stage."
The Times says Sotomayor's readings "have the air of celebratory happenings, attended by entire families, people who left work early to line up for tickets and acolytes who quote her recent interviews from memory."
Prior coverage:
ABAJournal.com: "Sotomayor notes one 'over the edge' criticism from a fellow justice, but there's no hard feelings"
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Servings: 8 servings
Cook Time: 14 min
Difficulty: Easy
1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 sticks unsalted butter, softened and sliced
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Fresh strawberries, kiwi slices, blueberries, raspberries
1 (6-ounce) can frozen limeade concentrate, thawed
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
1/4 cup granulated sugar
Whipped cream, for garnish
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
For the crust: In a food processor, combine the confectioners' sugar, flour, and butter, and process until the mixture forms a ball. With your fingers, press the dough into a 12-inch tart pan with a removable bottom, taking care to push the crust into the indentations in the sides. Pat until the crust is even. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, until very lightly browned. Set aside to cool.
For the filling and topping: Beat the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla together until smooth. Spread over the cooled crust. Cut the strawberries into 1/4-inch slices and arrange around the edge of the crust. For the next circle, use kiwi slices. Add another circle of strawberries, filling in any spaces with blueberries. Cluster the raspberries in the center of the tart.
For the glaze: Combine the limeade, cornstarch, lime juice, and sugar in a small saucepan and cook over medium heat until clear and thick, about 2 minutes. Let cool. With a pastry brush, glaze the entire tart. You will not use all of the glaze.
Keep the tart in the refrigerator. Remove about 15 minutes before serving. Slice into 8 wedges and serve with a dollop of whipped cream.
Unbelievably good!! Thanks Paula!
By Kris on February 16, 2014
is there something I can use instead of a tart pan??
By EllaV on November 11, 2013
This recipe is FANTASTIC! A friend served this at a birthday party and everyone was so impressed! The crust is out of this world and the filling is divine. I highly recommend this tart!
By Diane T. Birmingham on August 17, 2013
I haven't made the tart yet but I think it looks wonderful! can it be made by hand? I want to try it :D Do I have to soften the butter if it's made by hand?
By Jasmine on June 18, 2013
This is an AWESOME treat! I have made mini ones following the same basic recipe. Instead of using the tart pan, I simply roll the dough into little balls and flatten slightly. Bake in the oven until lihghtly browned. Cool. Place "cookie" in a decorative cup cake paper them top with filling, fruit, and limeade glaze. This is easier so I don't have to worry about cutting the tart.
By LoRetta on August 25, 2012
If you don't have a 12 inch tart pan could you use a 9 inch or a pizza pan or a pie pan? Could you please let me know soon as possible. Thank You. Your Freind Linda Spalding
By linda spalding on August 23, 2012
The Fresh Fruit Tart, is sooooooooooooo... delicious and easy to make... and so elegant to serve. Thank You Paula, Your the best.. Janet Demien woo hoo you go girl
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By Anonymous on February 21, 2012
i love this it look good and yummy i want to make it for thanksgiving i hope it is good yummy !!!
By Anonymous on November 12, 2011
I can not believe it how easy to made them . Look`s come from bakery. Thank you very much,I will make it more and more. Love.
By Mariana Marz on August 11, 2011
LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this recipe!!!!! Paula, YOU ROCK!!!!!!
By Kathy Scubla on April 09, 2011
This is always a big hit with family and co-workers. There are never any left-overs!! Yummy!
By Anonymous on September 21, 2010
SUPER EASY!!!! This tart was really great tasting and very professional looking!
By Anonymous on August 28, 2010
I made this so easy recipe for a party and everyone LOVED it! My husband even asked me to make another one after the first one was all gone. And he's not a big sweet eater.
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I love this recipe. It is so easy and looks professional. Everyone I have made this for loves this. I rate this a 5!!!!
By Anonymous on February 26, 2010
this fruit tart is so good me and my 10yr. old daughter baked one.It was really fun doing it together. We had a nice mother and daughter time together.I recommend it. Thanks Paula Deen
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text: St Davids Camping and Caravanning Club Site (44 reviews) from £6.30 to £10.65 Per person/night Contact Us Book It 20%off pitch fees in September. Member only. More info Images Map Select Section Overview Site within National Park Top site for beaches There are stunning views from our campsite near Pembrokeshire's Heritage Coast in south Wales. If you're looking for a campsite with stunning sea views, magnificent sunsets and stunning walks our St David's Club campsite could be for you. Just a mile from the Heritage Coast, visitors to this attractive campsite will also have the chance to enjoy the area's historic buildings, traditional arts and crafts and plentiful wildlife. Many of this attractive campsite's 40 pitches overlook the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast, while the others enjoy views of the surrounding farmland and rolling countryside. Facilities are well maintained and there is a small site shop. Walkers can pick up the dramatic Pembrokeshire Coast Path near the campsite and enjoy some fantastic coastal scenery and hidden coves from this undulating path. The pebble beach at Abereiddy is about a 20 minute walk from the campsite and is accessed from the path. Head north to find the Blue Lagoon and Porthgain Harbour and south for Whitesands Bay, considered to be the best surfing beach in Pembrokeshire. The area is especially popular for water sports and coastal activities such as kayaking, surfing, wind surfing, coasteering and climbing, all of which can be done near the site with or without tuition. St David's itself is five miles from the campsite and has a magnificent cathedral, also worth visiting is Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre. Worth Noting All pitches are sloping therefore chocks/levelling devices will be needed. This site has poor TV reception and no mobile phone reception. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local A weekly country market is held in St David's on Thursday mornings, and locally-caught lobster and crab are available in Porthgain. Facilities St Davids has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Difficult access/approach Flushing toilet Washbasins No dedicated accessible facilities Drinking water taps Dishwashing facilities Gas cylinders Pets welcome Club Site Wi-fi Sea/loch view Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Chemical toilet disposal point Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Payphone Coastal Grass only pitch for larger tents Reviews Review 1 |2 |11 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 We loved it here and were sorry to leave. Caroline & Mike Curry (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for St Davids We loved it here and were sorry to leave. The site is small and exclusive, beautifully maintained by managers, Maggie & Keith. We were made to feel very welcome here. The facilities are spotless although a little dated. The Pembrokeshire coastal path is just down the lane, and there are other easily accessible footpaths close to the site making this a good place for dogs. St Davids is lovely, the cathedral is a must. Solva, Newgale and Little Haven all gorgeous - especially as the sun shined for us! Towing: Moderate Location: Coastal Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 This is the first time we have stayed at CCC, as only just joined. Suzinan (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for St Davids This is the first time we have stayed at CCC, as only just joined. it is exactly as it is described on page. Peaceful, clean, welcoming, fab views, quiet . We caught the bus from the stop immediately outside main gate, to St Davids one day and on another day walked to Porthgain on the coastal walk. Views were fantastic. On site shop for basics. Showers clean and hot. Towing: Moderate Location: Country,Coastal,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.3 Wardens could not have been more helpful. Helped us choose the most suitable pitch for us. Meriol and Peter (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for St Davids Wardens could not have been more helpful. Helped us choose the most suitable pitch for us. The facilities on site are spotless thanks to the hard work of the staff. They deserve more help from the club in they way of upgrading of facilities which are "tired". Most enjoyable stay. Towing: Easy Location: Country,Coastal,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 3 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 We have just returned from spending a fortnight in our caravan on this site. Jackie and Adrian (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for St Davids We have just returned from spending a fortnight in our caravan on this site. Wardens Keith and Maggie were very helpful, both on arrival and throughout our stay, and obviously took great pride in looking after the site and their guests. Once we left England, approaching from the North, there was no sight of anything resembling dual carriageway, let alone motorway, so you need to be prepared for a journey on single carriageway through magnificent scenery. The A487 through Fishguard is a little challenging with its steep inclines, sharp bends and narrow streets. Nearer to the site, you need to follow the instructions along the single track roads with care in order to ensure that you approach the site entrance from the right direction. There are many local walks and a spectacular coastline: a little bus tours the coastal villages enabling one to return to the car after walking. Don�t expect journey times to local towns and cities to be fast: we heard several people comment (and agree) that the Welsh A roads are like other B roads, and their B roads are� well � just don�t expect to get anywhere in a hurry! The site is small and basic. However, the facilities were always clean and tidy, despite being rather dated: they were perfectly adequate for our requirements. The site is sloping. Those at the top of the site enjoyed views of the sea, whilst at the bottom we enjoyed the proximity of the site�s amenities. Despite going prepared, we still needed additional leveling for our twin axle �van, which Keith kindly lent us without hesitation. A most enjoyable stay � thank you, both, Maggie and Keith. Towing: Difficult Location: Country,Coastal,Secluded Suitable For: Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 1 |2 |11 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: From Site entrance Nearest train station: Haverfordwest - 15 miles Get Directions to St Davids Staying here? Public transport from the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Print Friendly PDF Widget by Frixo Standard Fees For more information take a look at Pricing explained. Minimum booking periods do apply.


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Teen Read Week™ is a national adolescent literacy initiative created by the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA). It began in 1998 and is held annually during the third week of October. Its purpose is to encourage teens to be regular readers and library users.
Turn Dreams into Reality @ your library Theme
The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) encourages libraries to use the Turn Dreams into Reality theme during Teen Read Week™, October 12-18, 2014, to spotlight all the great resources and activities they provide to inspire teens to succeed in school and beyond. An annual celebration of reading for fun, this year's theme can be used to highlight a variety of resources in your collection—inspirational stories, career resources, how-to books and more! Use these materials to increase awareness of the great resources and services libraries have to offer teens and their families and to promote the importance of pleasure reading in all its forms (books, magazines, newspapers, e-books, audiobooks, & more).
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YALSA invites everyone to a Twitter chat for idea sharing about TRW programming on Wednesday, September 3 from 2-3PM EST!
Please share with us your themed #trw14 programming ideas!
To participate in the twitter chat, remember to use the hashtag #trw14! To easily follow and track the discussion, use Tweetchat! Can't make it to the twitter chat? No problem! Interested participants are encouraged to join in on the discussion anytime during that day on the Teen Read Week discussion forums! The discussion topic will be titled "2014 TRW Programming…Continue
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An android version of YALSA's Teen Book Finder app is now available!
Android users can download the app for free through the Google Play store. The app allows users to access YALSA's recommended reading and award winning titles from the past years with just a touch of a button from their mobile device. An iOS version is currently also available through the Apple App Store.
The Teen Book Finder app's features include:
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Excited to get voting next month? Check out these awesome book trailers created for each 25 nominees by the Teens' Top Ten Committee!
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Free, Labor Day Ecard: There are over 1.5 billion visits to public libraries each year. You've earned a day off, library peeps! Happy Labor Day!
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Awesome Readers' Advisory Tool for your Teen Patrons! Reads 4 Teens is a collection of the best in the latest teen literature and includes 37 ready-to-use pamphlets and 8 bookmarks, each featuring a different theme or genre, including STEM. Available now for purchase as a digital download through the ALA Store for $26.10 for members & $29 for others. Just in time for summer reading and end-of the-school year visits! All titles featured in this resource appeared on YALSA's…See More
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Best for closets
The Apartment Therapy blog recently listed 10 tips from House Beautiful for streamlining your closet. Weve excerpted our favorites here:
1 Begin by thinking on paper, which will help speed up and simplify the process: What do you love? When tossing items, refer to your list.
2 Ask yourself: Which is more valuable? The item or the cleared space?
3 Ask yourself these questions: Do I love it? Is it flattering? Is it the image I want to project? If you answer yes to all three, the item is a keeper.
4 To determine if something is a personal treasure, ask yourself: Is this the best reminder of that particular time in my life or that person I knew? If not, toss it.
5 Invest in matching wooden or padded hangers and quality containers.
6 Practice SHED. Separate the treasures. Heave the trash. Embrace your identity and connect to who you are without your stuff. Drive forward.
7 Decide who will get the cast-offs, such as a favorite charity or homeless shelter.
You can read the rest of the tips at http://nando.com/c3.
Best for earrings
Do you struggle to keep track of earrings? The Nick and Caeli blog suggests cutting ice cube trays to the size of a chosen drawer and storing your jewelry there. The bloggers said the trays cut down on clutter and make it easier to keep track of earring pairs.
You can see an example of the trays in use at http://nando.com/c1.
Best grade school keepsake
With a new school year underway, an organizing tip from the Destination Domestication blog will help you keep a record of your childs milestones throughout the years. Buy a clear portable file box and hanging file folders. Take an 8.5-by11-inch shipping label and print or decoratively pen your childs name on it in large letters. Attach it to the front of the box. You can label the files by age, grade year, with Church, Scouts, Athletics, Artwork, Medical Records, Awards, Portraits or anything you choose. The completed file would make a great keepsake for your child upon graduation or marriage. See an example at http://nando.com/ag.
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Cary reader Sun Park Choi wrote in with a suggestion that might help you get rid of pesky bugs flying around the house. Spray them with water.
Choi writes, Instead of reaching for that chemical-laden bug spray, a spray bottle with water is the best way to catch any flying insects mosquitos, flies, moths, etc.
The water weighs down the insects wings so that it gets too heavy for it to fly. If you spray the bug while it is at rest, it cannot fly, so you can easily catch it. If you spray it while it is flying, it will immediately fall down to the ground because the water loads its wings down. Then it is easy to catch from there.
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Raleigh reader Marvin Woll wrote in to share his recipe for Magic Pie.
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Small graham cracker crust
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Empty can of milk into a mixing bowl. Thoroughly squeeze lemon or limes into the bowl. Mix well by using at least 40 or 50 strokes. As you mix, the mixture will begin to thicken. Pour into the pie crust and refrigerate at least 3 hours.
This pie tastes like a key lime pie but with a different texture, Woll reports. We call it Magic Pie because when we were kids we thought it was magic when the citrus juice made the mixture thicken.
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Asana Column: Padmasana (Lotus Pose)
Irish poet Oliver Goldsmith once said, "There are some faults so nearly allied to excellence, that we can scarce weed out the vice without eradicating the virtue." If I have learned anything during more than two decades of practice, it is that the purpose of yoga practice is not to eradicate defects but rather to learn to accept the whole of ourselves, including (and especially) those parts we find infuriating. Practicing yoga isn't about fixing all our problems and answering all our questions. It doesn't mean that one day we'll arrive at a pie-in-the-sky existence. In reality, some things are not fixable. In fact, if we achieve any equanimity at all, it's only a reflection of our skill at acceptance�our skill at living with our questions rather than having answered them. An even greater challenge is to not just begrudgingly accept our questions and imperfections, but to embrace them so that we enjoy our practice in spite of our difficulties.
It's All in the Hips
Here is a sequence of postures that I use to warm up for Padmasana. This sequence assumes that you are already familiar with deep hip opening movements and are able to do Half Lotus without strain or injury to your knee. But, like so many practitioners, you may have become stuck in the transition between doing Half Lotus and lifting that second leg up into the real McCoy. These movements are best done after standing poses, when the body is already warm. If you're very tight, you may benefit from practicing in the afternoon when the body is naturally more flexible. Begin by staying in each posture for at least a minute (counting 12 to 15 breaths is a good guide).
Your hips are deep joints stabilized by some of the strongest ligaments and muscles in your body. This stability means they are intrinsically less mobile than most other joints. Thus, the hips tend to change rather slowly. In contrast, your knee joint is one of the weakest joints in the body, and its instability makes it more mobile. Relative to the hip, the ankle also tends to be unstable. Therefore, when you are working on Padmasana, it is essential that you stabilize both your knees and your ankles as you attempt to free your hips. Otherwise you will damage the less stable joints long before you achieve Lotus.
Begin by sitting in a chair and slowly rotating the right leg out at the hip. Place your right ankle just above your left knee. To lift the leg into Ardha Padmasana (Half Lotus Pose), reach your right hand under your calf to grasp the outside of the right lower leg near the ankle. Flex the foot so that you can no longer see the sole, and slowly lift the leg up, rotating the shin and thigh outwards as you do so. Carefully place the ankle on the upper thigh near your groin, with the outer ball of the ankle joint supported by your thigh. Continue to draw the little toe of your right foot back towards your outer knee to prevent the rotation from coming at the ankle or knee. If you pull the leg up by grasping the top of the foot and allowing the foot to sickle, you will only overstretch the ligaments of your ankle and knee rather than opening your hip.
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What Is the Prayer of Faith?
from Sinclair Ferguson Aug 27, 2014 Category: ArticlesYears ago, the editor of a publishing company asked me to write a book on prayer. The theme is a vitally important one. The publishing house was well known. To be honest, I felt flattered. But in a moment of heaven-sent honesty, I told him that the author of such ... Keep Reading
Youth-Driven Culture
from Stephen Nichols Apr 23, 2014 Category: ArticlesMaybe it began earlier than the 1950s and '60s, but those decades seem to mark the rise of the fascination with youth in American culture. The famous line that celebrates all things young, often wrongly attributed to James Dean, declares, "Live fast, die young, and leave a good-looking corpse behind." Keep Reading
Sending "Everyone's a Theologian" to Asia, Africa, and South America
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 22, 2014 Category: Ministry NewsTGC International Outreach is currently running a relief project to fund the distribution of 5,000 copies of R.C. Sproul's new book, Everyone's a Theologian. Keep Reading
Do Your Duty
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 22, 2014 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Do Your Duty, Gene Edward Veith's contribution to the April issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
How Sinful Is Man?
from R.C. Sproul Apr 21, 2014 Category: ArticlesImagine a circle that represents the character of mankind. Now imagine that if someone sins, a spot—a moral blemish of sorts—appears in the circle, marring the character of man. If other sins occur, more blemishes appear in the circle. Keep Reading
Social Media Highlights (04/20/14)
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 20, 2014 Category: Ministry NewsHere are highlights from our various Facebook and Twitter accounts over the past week. Keep Reading
What Are Ten Books Your Teenagers Read as Part of Their Homeschool Education?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Apr 19, 2014 Category: ArticlesOne of the weaknesses of the school model of education is that it squeezes out great books that don't fit neatly into one or another of those artificial divisions of learning we call "subjects." Keep Reading
What Do Expiation and Propitiation Mean?
from R.C. Sproul Apr 18, 2014 Category: ArticlesI'm often asked to explain the difference between propitiation and expiation. The difficulty is that even though these words are in the Bible, we don't use them as part of our day-to-day vocabulary, so we aren't sure exactly what they are communicating in Scripture. We lack reference points in relation to these words. Keep Reading
$5 Friday: Apologetics, Holiness, & the Holy Spirit
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 18, 2014 Category: Ministry NewsIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources cover such topics as apologetics, holiness, the Holy Spirit, forgiveness, justification, the cross, Christian growth, the Lord's Supper, and more. Keep Reading
The Meaning of the Cross
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 17, 2014 Category: Ligonier ResourcesIn 1990, we recorded the teaching series, "Hath God Said?" In this brief excerpt, R.C. Sproul considers the various ways the cross was viewed by people in the New Testament. Keep Reading
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Need a first name with middle name Robert
My hubby and I are completely stuck on a boys name - we are not sure what we're having but we know if it is a boy his middle name will be Robert (family name). We are completely open to any name honestly, but we do like names with some sort of historic meaning (I thought we were dead set on Jackson Robert, but that got squashed this week...). Thanks in advance for your help!
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Robert is great! A very handsome, solid middle name that will flow with just about anything.
If you like Jackson, do you like other -son names? E.g. Grayson Robert, Anderson Robert, Jameson Robert, Carson Robert, Orson Robert (really love this), Neilson Robert, Samson Robert, Pierson Robert.
If you like Jackson, do you like names with the 'x'/'cks' sound? E.g. Felix Robert, Max Robert, Alexander Robert, Brooks Robert, Baxter Robert, Dexter Robert, Phoenix Robert.
If you like Jackson, do you like surname-names? There are a few above (e.g. Anderson, Pierson, Baxter etc) but also: Harrison Robert (love this), Cooper Robert, Fletcher Robert, Hudson Robert.
Best of luck! I hope you like some of these. It may help if you post a few more names that you like to get a bit of an idea of your style?I'm 19 with a furbaby named Frederick
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A 37-year-old woman was killed and several injured after four vehicles crashed on Interstate 440 in west Nashville on Sunday.The accident was reported at 1:15 p.m. in the westbound lanes at West End Avenue.Police stated that a Lincoln Town Car was traveling east on I-440 when it crossed the center barrier and entered westbound traffic.The Lincoln first collided with a pickup truck that was pulling a utility trailer.The impact forced the pickup truck across all lanes of traffic before it came to rest on the right side of the roadway. "It made contact initially with the white Ford F-150 pickup truck on the north side of the road, with the trailer back there, [and] that collision in and of itself kind of set off a chain collision between a couple of other vehicles," Metro police Sgt. Bob Sheffield explained.An SUV was traveling behind the pickup truck. The driver attempted to swerve out of the way of the crash, but was unable to avoid striking the Lincoln.At that time, another vehicle rear-ended the SUV, causing it to roll several times and come to rest on its roof in the eastbound lanes of I-440.The female driver of the Lincoln, who has been identified as Tammy Santomango, was pronounced dead on the scene. The Antioch woman was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.There is no indication that drugs or alcohol were a factor, but investigators are still waiting for autopsy results.Officials said that the preliminary cause of the crash was failure to maintain lane.All other drivers and passengers sustained injuries and were transported to area hospitals.Updates on the victims' conditions are not known.
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The State Report Cards were released Thursday, and if taken on face value, scores on standardized tests within the districts are down drastically. However, despite the state board of education's decision to raise the grading scale bar that caused the lower scores, students actually fared slightly better than the state average.
"There are two reasons why the scores were lower," said Effingham Unit 40 Curriculum Director Chelle Beck. "There was a higher bar on passing scores, and the test that kids took in March had questions that were connected to an upcoming change in curriculum."
While the state average was 59 on the Illinois Standards Achievement Test, with Effingham students scoring an average of 61, ISAT testing will soon become a thing of the past. In 2012, Effingham scored 86, compared to a state average of 83.
"This is part of a whole transition process for the state," said Beck. "The scores don't mean that our students don't know or understand something, the cut score bar just got raised."
Testing for next year will have several differences. According to Beck, the test, which is given to third- through eighth-graders, will have more critical thinking, writing assessments and multiple choice. Additionally, the test will be given on a computer, rather than with pencil and paper.
The new test is called the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College Careers, or PARCC, which will be a uniformed test for 18 states. Effingham schools will be part of a pilot program in March or April to test the PARCC test.
"We are going through a lot right now managing our district," said Beck. "We are doing the very best we can."
Beck complemented teachers, administration and the community for their patience and support during this transition.
"In five years, when we get through the bumps in the road, we are going to come out with a much better system," said Beck. "Hopefully this system will help students be more critical thinkers."
Elsewhere in Effingham County, school officials are showing little concern about the lower scores created by raising the standards.
Dieterich Unit 30 Superintendent Cary Jackson, who began his educational career as a track coach, compared the change to a high jumper who earned a trip to the NCAA national meet one year, but missed a repeat after the standards changed.
"Say the kid jumped 7 feet one year and made nationals," Jackson said. "He jumped 7-1 the next year, but missed nationals because the qualifying height was raised to 7-3."
Jackson said the higher standards that have resulted in the lower percentage of those who meet or exceed state standards are of no concern.
"The fact that the state raised the cut scores should not affect the way we do things at all," he said.
Teutopolis Unit 50 Superintendent Bill Fritcher said the pending change in standardized testing lessens the relevance of the report cards released Thursday.
"There's a degree of relevance, but we can't look at trend data," Fritcher said. "Not only is this year's ISAT different than last year, but we will be taking a totally different test next year."
The PARCC test — to begin being administered next school year — is supposed to line up better with Common Core than other types of standardized tests.
"The new test will give us a better idea of how our grade school students will do in high school," Fritcher said.
Like Jackson, Fritcher said he's not concerned about the performance of his students.
"There's no cause for concern as long as people understand the scores are lower because the bar is being raised, and not because their children are doing worse," he said.
Fritcher said parents can access information about the changes on the Unit 50 website.
Dieterich Elementary School Principal Kathy Pattenaude said she is pleased with the progress her teachers are making in mastering the Common Core curriculum but said there's more work to do.
"Our teachers will have to see what aspects of the standards are not taught and incorporate those to meet our goals," she said.
Jackson said it will take several years before school professionals can track the success of the Common Core curriculum and the PARCC test.
"We know the change is coming, but until we get into it, we will need a couple of years of data to work with."
Altamont Superintendent Jeff Fritchtnitch said although scores may appear lower with the new standards, the district is taking the higher standards as an inspiration for wide-reaching improvements.
"When the state raises the bar we say, 'OK, we have to raise our bar,'" he said. "We don't want to be just as good as the state, we want to be above that. Good enough is not good enough."
Fritchtnitch said it is important for parents and residents to keep in mind the variables among low income, special education and disabled students in each district.
"When you look at these test scores, one of the things to look at is the demographics," he said. "If I was a parent looking to move to the Effingham County area, that's something that I would want to know: 'What district is going to help my student the most?' When you look at the snapshot, there's a lot of variables and all of those things need to be considered."
Jasper County Superintendent Dan Cox said analyzing the numbers for any given year is less important than looking at the larger trends in education, with differing tests and standards being released each year.
"You can't look at it year to year, you have to look at it from a perspective of the trend," he said. "Are we making improvements in instruction? Absoulutely. We've made great strides."
Cox said changes in standards, as well as the introduction of Common Core this year are jumping off places for further discussions about instruction within the district.
"A positive I have seen with Common Core standards is there are more deep instructional conversations between teachers and principals and teachers and parents," he said. "We're talking about the best instructional practices and ways teachers can be involved. Schools everywhere are now talking about instruction and the best practices for students."
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Tuesday morning Concord University hosted a workshop centered around small business growth and opportunities in Southern West Virginia.
The Third Congressional District has been awarded a business accelerator grant for three years to provide guidance from experts to get business ideas started.
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Napa City Attorney Michael Barrett suffered minor injuries when he was struck by a pickup truck in the crosswalk of First and Coombs streets, police said.
The collision took place about 4 p.m. Thursday when Matthew Maxwell was driving west on First Street, turning south onto Coombs Street, police said.
Barrett was walking across the street in the crosswalk when he was hit by Maxwell's pickup. He was taken by ambulance to Queen of the Valley Medical Center.
"The victim received bumps and bruises. It was a low-speed collision," Napa Police Capt. Jeff Troendly said Friday morning.
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VESTAS RRB India Pvt Ltd today laid the foundation stone for a facility to manufacture blades for its wind turbines. The facility, being set up with an initial investment of Rs 35 crore, will begin production in six months and is coming up at ... More
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HYDERABAD: Restile Ceramics Ltd (RCL) has informed the stock exchanges that pursuant to the order of the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR), the board of directors has allotted 14.7-lakh equity shares of Rs 10 each to ... More
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INDIAN companies hoping to make big money through carbon trading are unlikely to get the monetary benefits immediately. This is because the carbon credit buyers normally pay the seller when the credits are delivered into the buyer country's ... More
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Red Wings place Colaiacovo, Bertuzzi on IR
Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - The Detroit Red Wings have placed defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo and forward Todd Bertuzzi on injured reserve.
Colaiacovo hurt his shoulder during Monday's game against the Blue Jackets. He had two goals and 17 assists in 64 games with the Blues last season.
Bertuzzi has yet to play this season due to the flu. He had 14 goals and 24 assists in 71 games in 2011-12.
The Red Wings also signed defenseman Kent Huskins to a one-year contract and recalled forward Gustav Nyquist from Grand Rapids of the AHL.
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Urban Meyer has agreed to become the next coach of the Ohio St. Buckeyes, reports his agent, Trace Armstrong. The reported timeline all along, according to multiple outlets, had been for Meyer to show himself as the school's next coach shortly after the Michigan game. That game was Saturday, in case you're just now joining us.
@ramzyn It"s official: Urban Meyer has accepted the Ohio State job per his agent Trace Armstrong.
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Other reports had Meyer being introduced at Tuesday night's Ohio State basketball game against Duke. We'll see if that part happens.
Meyer, an ESPN color analyst by trade at the moment, was placed on studio duty by the network for this past weekend's games before requesting to take the weekend off. Speculation was fueled.
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You know who really loves Kerry Wood? Chicago. And you know who really loves Chicago? Kerry Wood. A year ago, Wood signed with the Cubs at a discount, because he wanted to. He signed a one-year contract, meaning he became a free agent again after the season. But he's not going anywhere - as announced at Friday's Cubs Convention, Wood is staying put.
Kerry Wood has agreed to a deal who stay with the Cubs. Insane ovation at the Cubs Convention as the great Pat Hughes announces the deal.
Wood's getting a one-year contract worth $3 million, which doubles the $1.5 million in guaranteed salary for which he signed last time around. His 2011 performance was certainly worthy of a raise.
What's interesting is that, just a few days ago, there was this:
While new Cubs baseball management has said all the right things about re-signing Kerry Wood as they go about the process of rebuilding a 71-win team, it appears that talking may be as far as they are going to go to get a deal done with the popular pitcher. Sources with knowledge of the negotiations told me late Monday night that Wood's days as a Cub appear all but over.
Wrong! Wood wanted a raise. Other teams were reported to be interested in him, but the Cubs offered him that raise - a substantial raise, in terms of percent - and so Wood is re-signing. It's funny how quickly things can completely reverse.
The 2012 Cubs are expected to be bad, so in that regard it might be weird that they're signing a 34-year-old setup man, but $3 million isn't much for an arm like Wood's, and more importantly, he is so beloved that this is probably worthwhile just to avoid the PR hassle. Last season, Wood whiffed 57 batters in 51 innings. The season before that, 49 in 46. He'll probably do his job pretty well, and be one of those guys who isn't part of the problem.


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Poet and professor Luisa Igloria to read from "Juan Luna's Revolver," Studio 11.
Virginia Horse Center, 5:30 doors open for Bingo, games from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., bingo hotline is 464-2960
Sabine Ladstatter, Norten Auditorium, Leyburn Library, W&L
Meeting, Lexington Golf & Country Club; for more information, go to www.lexvanewcomers,org
Meeting, Sunnyside, Kendal at Lexington, for information, call Christine Treen at (540) 784-4519.
Program, "Birding in Lexington 70 Years Ago," Bob Paxton, old county courthouse meeting room, sponsored by Rockbridge Bird Club; for information, call 463-5214.
Talk, "Mirabal Memories," Ellen Mayock, part of One Book, One Community program, Piovano Room, Rockbridge Regional Library.
Book sale, Rockbridge Regional Library
Talk, Richard Williams Jr. on his new book, "Lexington, Virginia, and the Civil War," spring program for Friends of Preston Library, at the library, VMI; refreshments and book signing to follow
Reading, Marvine Howe from her book "Al-Andalus Rediscovered: Iberia's New Muslims," Books & Co.
Book sale, Rockbridge Regional Library.
Old Dominion Gaited Horse Association Classic, Virginia Horse Center, continues through Saturday,
Dr. Barbara van Kuiken, associate professor of chemistry at SVU to give the Elton Lecture entitled "Discipline Scholars: A Last Lecture As Lived By Students," Stoddard Activities Center, SVU.
Meeting, Rockbridge Area Sight Support, BARC officials to speak, Carilion Stonewall Jackson Hospital, lower level conference room.
Artists' reception for spring photography exhibit by Rockbridge Camera Club members, Sweet Treats bakery.
The Great American Trail Horse Sale and Competition, Virginia Horse Center, continues through Saturday, trail horse competition at 7 p.m. Friday, finals at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. trail horse sale at noon Saturday, and Great American Trail horse Challenge at 7 p.m. Saturday, for information call (704) 272-9359
Kids Closet consignment sale, sponsored by the United Methodist Women of Trinity United Methodist Church; for more information, call 463-4053.
Paxton House Society quarterly meeting, Maury River Senior Center.
Music and dance, Mountain Hollow, Clark's Old Time Music Center, Raphine.
Kids Closet consignment sale, sponsored by the United Methodist Women of Trinity United Methodist Church; for more information, call 463-4053.
Pancake fundraiser for the RCHS girls lacrosse team, tickets can be purchased from any member of the team or at the door on Saturday, Applebee's.
Old Dominion Region Pony Club Rally, Virginia Horse Center, continues through Sunday.
The Great American Trail Horse Sale and Competition, Virginia Horse Center, trail horse competition, finals at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. trail horse sale at noon Saturday, and Great American Trail horse Challenge at 7 p.m. Saturday, for information call (704) 272-9359.
Rockbridge Area Community Cleanup; to sign up, visit rockbridgeconservation.org or obtain signup sheets at Rockbridge Regional Library, Glasgow Public Library or Lexington recycling center; for more information, call Barbara Walsh, 463-2330.
Maury River Horse Trials, Virginia Horse Center, contact Brian or Penny Ross a 348-1152.
Mounted Map and Orienteering, Virginia Horse Center, contract Olin Bare at 463-7429.
Old Dominion Gaited Horse Association Classic, Virginia Horse Center, English championship classic at 7 p.m.
Auction, Rockbridge Baths Fire Department, to benefit new east wing for Bethesda Presbyterian Church; youth to hold bake sale; donations appreciated, call 348-5210.
Registration for inaugural Lexington/Rockbridge County Walk MS, Evans Hall, Washington and Lee campus, walk to begin at 10 a.m., 1, 2 or 3-mile options through the W&L campus; for information visit www.walkmsblueridge.org.
Free income tax assistance, Rockbridge Regional Library.
Meeting, Glasgow/Rockbridge AARP chapter 2071, Inn at Hunt Ridge; for information or to make a reservation, call 261-3907.
Monacan Nation Round Dance, featuring Native American dancing and music, story telling, cakewalks, vendor booths and raffle; $3 at the door; PMHS gymnasium.
Bull & Oyster Fest, fundraiser for Rockbridge Area Health Center, featuring food, music, games, Glen Maury Park; advance tickets available at www.rockbridgeareahealthcenter.org.
Spaghetti dinner fundraiser, Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church community building, all-you-can-eat spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert, drink, $8 per person, children 3 and under free, proceeds support church member with cancer.
Birding field trip to private property in northern Rockbridge County planted with native vegetation that provides bird habit, call 463-5214.
Spring concert, Rockbridge Choral Society, Lexington Presbyterian Church.
10K, half marathon to benefit Special Olympics Organization of Virginia, VMI's McKethan Park, off Old Buena Vista Road; register at www.vmi.edu/10k.
Free income tax assistance, Rockbridge Regional Library; for information or to make an appointment, call 464-3091.
Virginia Horse Center, Doors open for Bingo, games from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., bingo hotline is 464-2960
Old Time Music Jam, local musicians play with audience participation, Anderson Coliseum, Va. Horse Center.
Author talk, Jasmin Darznik, author of "The Good Daughter," Rockbridge Regional Library.
Washington and Lee University's 2013 Camp Fair, Elrod Commons, W&L.
Virginia Quarter Horse Classic, Virginia Horse Center., continues through Sunday.
Annual fundraising dinner, Fellowship of Christian Athletes of Rockbridge County, guest speaker to be George Morris, University of Virginia football and basketball chaplain, Crozet Hall, VMI; for information, call (540) 649-1142 or visit www.blueridgefca.org.
Meeting, Rockbridge Genealogical Society, Piovano Room, Rockbridge Regional Library.
Music and dance, Little Mountain Boys, Clark's Old Time Music Center, Raphine.
Virginia Quarter Horse Classic, Virginia Horse Center., continues through Sunday.
Prescription drug take back, Rockbridge County High School, bring in unused or expired medicines, no questions asked, don't bring disposable needles, sponsored by the Rockbridge Area Prevention Coalition in partnership with the Lexington city police and the Rockbridge County sheriff's office.
Free income tax assistance, Rockbridge Regional Library.
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Russell E. McKittrick, 89, of Shelbyville, passed away at 1:19 p.m. Sunday, June 30, 2013, at his home.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lockart-Green Funeral Home, Shelbyville, with the Rev. Mark Sanders officiating. Visitation will be from 1 p.m. until time of the service Wednesday. A graveside service will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in Price Cemetery, near Herrick. Memorials may be made in Russell's memory to the American Cancer Society or the Alzheimer's Association. Online condolences may be directed to the family at www.lockartgreenfuneralhome.com.
Russell was born Sept. 9, 1923, in Shelby County, the son of Lloyd and Edith Goddard McKittrick. He married Betty Price on Jan. 30, 1948, and she passed away Feb. 8, 2010. He was employed at the Oliver Corporation in Shelbyville for many years and later retired from Crossroads Press in Effingham.
Surviving are daughters, Karen Gordon and husband, Ben, of Shelbyville, and Dana Fox and husband, Steve, of Shelbyville; grandchildren, Mark Gordon and wife, Colleen, of Phoenix, Lisa Randolph and husband, Rob, of Shelbyville, Tisha Armstrong and husband, Dan, of Mt. Auburn, and Jason Fox and wife, Colleena, of Shelbyville; great-grandchildren, Devon Randolph of Shelbyville, Kaylee Randolph of Shelbyville, Nina Gordon of Phoenix, Kayla Newlin and husband, Darren, of Hidalgo, Trent Horton of Macon, Trevor Horton of Macon, Shauna Danneberger and husband, Craig, of Shelbyville, Seth Klauser of Shelbyville, Stuart Klauser of Shelbyville, Taylor Armstrong of Hicks, La., Tyler Armstrong of Mt. Auburn, Megan Knearem of Shelbyville, and Madison Fox of Findlay; great-great-grandchildren, Cali Randolph, Isabelle Klauser and Emmett Klauser; sister-in-law, Maureen McKittrick of Shelbyville; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty; parents; grandson, Jordan Fox; and brothers, Harold "Short" McKittrick and Carl McKittrick.
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2011 winner Adam Webber reclaimed his crown in the Hy-Vee 5150 race, which featured top qualifiers from around the country. Ashely Johnson of Dallas, TX took home gold in the women's race.
Spain's Javier Gomez won his second straight Hy-Vee Triathlon on Sunday, edging American Hunter Kemper. Aussie Emma Moffatt dominated the women's Elite Cup field to take her second Hy-Vee title.
2013 age group results will be available as soon as possible following the event. 5150 Elite Cup results will be live as athletes cross each timing location.
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From the moment AJ Allmendinger's business manager said the NASCAR driver tested positive for a banned stimulant, some people began drawing a connection to one of his recently signed sponsors.
In March, Allmendinger was named as an endorser for "Fuel In A Bottle," which offers both energy-shot and protein-shot drinks, similar to others on the market now. Because of the endorsement, fans and even some media speculated it could have been a reason for Allmendinger's failed test.
Is that even possible? Here's what Amy Pearce, Fuel In A Bottle's director of brand development, said in a statement to SB Nation when we asked for comment on the speculation linking the product to the failed test:
All ingredients in Fuel in a Bottle are recognized as safe by the Federal Food and Drug Administration. Ingredients in Fuel in a Bottle include Niacin, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Taurine, Caffeine, Sucralose and L-phenylalanine, an amino acid found in proteins.
These ingredients are similar to those found in virtually all energy shots and energy drinks, as well as in many common foods like eggs, fish, beef, cheese and milk.
We don't know which stimulant got Allmendinger suspended. So until we do, it's unfair to NASCAR, Allmendinger and even third parties like Fuel In A Bottle to speculate on what might have been the cause of the positive drug test.
It's human nature to be curious and want answers, but let's all wait until more facts come out before trying to theorize on why Allmendinger failed a drug test.