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A man suffered critical injuries after being hit by a car Monday evening, according to the Anchorage Police Department.
Around 7:30 p.m., APD received a call after a white car hit a man near Bragaw Street and E 16th Avenue.
Police say the man, who is believed to be in his early 50s, was walking westbound and stood in the median, attempting to cross the southbound lane of Bragaw when he jumped in front of the car. He was struck in the second lane or the far right lane after failing to make it all the way across the street.
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Spending on K Street through the first half of this year is barely lower than it was last year — perhaps an early sign that the lobbying industry is coming out of its slide. Federal lobbying expenditures have slipped from a high of $3.55 billion in 2010 to $3.23 billion last year, for reasons not fully…
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This 3-D planet backdrop DIY was inspired by Briana L's Outer Space 5th Birthday. If you are planning an outer space party yourself, how great would this look behind your dessert table?
Cut your fabric into two 3-foot long pieces to create a square of fabric. Pin, tape, or staple the fabric to your wall behind your dessert table (no sewing necessary).
Next, it's time to color your "planets." There are several possible approaches. The main caveat is to avoid using a solvent-based paint, which may dissolve the styrofoam.
Here are several methods that you can use:
To color the balls with spray paint, arrange newspapers, cardboard, or other drop cloth outside, in a non-windy area. Following the manufacturer's directions, spray each ball, making sure to cover it evenly. (Avoid getting over-spray on your clothing!)
To use liquid paints, paint each ball with foam or bristled paintbrushes or dab on the paint using a sponge.
Instead of using paint, you can save money and use white glue and food coloring to color the planets! Pour 1-2 tablespoons of white glue into a mixing bowl. Add a few drops of food coloring, and stir to mix. Using a bamboo skewer (or while wearing waterproof gloves), roll the styrofoam ball around in the mixture until it is well-coated with the color. Rinse the bowl, and repeat with additional colors as many times as you like.
Or you could wrap the planets in foil, colored plastic wrap, and/or glued-on strips of fabric.
Once colored, stick a bamboo skewer through the ball until the skewer protrudes on both sides. Then, lay the ball over a loaf pan or shoe box with the skewer holding the ball up on each side of the pan or box.
Let dry as needed, preferably overnight.
If you want to have multiple colors on a single "planet," start with the lighter colors, let the "planet" dry (at least partially), then add darker colors however you like: in a pan, with a brush, dabbed on with a sponge, or sprayed on.
If you'd like, sprinkle glitter on the still-wet "planets," or apply glitter glue later.
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If the ball isn't held firmly on its own, push three bamboo skewers into the "planet" in a line, lay the ring on them, and then break off any extra length to the skewer.
With scissors, cut out large yellow stars from the construction (or scrapbooking) paper. Then, glue smaller, orange stars within them, as shown.
Foil can also be cut into star shapes or used to wrap cardboard, posterboard, or cereal-box "star" cut-outs.
A little spaceship would be fun, too!
Arrange your "stars" on the fabric background, affixing them with pins, staples, glue, or tape.
There are two different ways to suspend your planets:
1. The first is to tie a generously long string of fishing line (or wire or thread) in a loop around the planets. Using a skewer (or blunt knife), create a narrow groove for the fishing line to fit into.
2. Alternately, you could bend a paper clip into a "U" shape (the ends can be left uneven). Stick the ends of the paper clip into the styrofoam ball, leaving a small, protruding loop, insert the fishing line into the paperclip loop, and tie firmly.
Using pins, staples, or tape, affix the end of each planet to the ceiling, in a dramatic arrangement against your backdrop.
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Rindge, NH and formerly of Groveland — Ethel E. (Wheeler) Lemuth, 76, of Rindge, NH and former Groveland resident, died unexpectedly on Saturday, December 29, at her residence.
She was born in Kingston, NY, September 3, 1936, daughter of the late Lawrence and Lillian (McCabe) Wheeler. Educated in the Queens primary school, Mrs. Lemuth graduated from Forest Hills High School, class of 1954. She attended Northern Essex Community College, and served in the United States Navy. A longtime Groveland resident, Mrs. Lemuth was a member of Groveland Congregational Church, a Girl Scout Leader for Troop 446, Boy Scout Troop 87 both of Groveland. Since moving to Rindge she was an active member of Jaffrey Bible Church and the Rindge Women's Club where she shared her love of quilting, gardening, crafts and painting.
She was the wife of the late Carl F. Lemuth, who died in 2004, she is survived by her daughter, Kathryn L. Cartier and her husband Paul of Rindge, NH, two sons, Joseph Griffin and his wife Chris of Holden, MA, Stephen J. Lemuth and his wife Jane of Newburyport, MA, five grandchildren: David Cartier, Diane (Cartier) and her husband Jon Downing, Lisa (Cartier) Papastefanou and her husband David, Ashley (Griffin) and her husband Evan Janes, Alex Griffin, and four great-grandchildren: Jameson, Trinity and Emilly Downing, and Vincent Papastefanou.
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NEW YORK, June 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Big Data is much more than a buzzword. It's the tool that supports so much rapid growth in the tech industry, revealing new possibilities and opening up new markets. It's also a key driver in baseball: known popularly as Moneyball. This statistical approach to winning more games has transformed America's pastime, leveling the playing field and making the game more interesting. On June 24, the New York Mets, before facing the Oakland A's, will host a panel discussion featuring some of the city's most prominent technology companies to discuss how data and digital drives both business and baseball.
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Specially designated buses and cars will collect fans from various locations in downtown Manhattan and drive them to Citi Field. After the Meetup, which will begin at 5:45 p.m., attendees will be invited to the ballpark's Excelsior Level to watch the Mets play the Oakland A's, the original innovators of the Moneyball method, at 7:10 p.m. in a match of Silicon Alley versus Silicon Valley. Tickets, which include transportation and admission to the panel discussion and game, are $75.
"Throughout the course of baseball history, the game has always been about the numbers-home runs, RBIs, wins, ERA, etc.," said Dan Wawrzonek, Senior Manager of Projects and Information Technology at Major League Baseball (MLB). "Through the evolution of technology, Major League Baseball is now able to provide a whole new set of data and tools for our Clubs to evaluate their players and manage their careers. I'm so glad the NYC tech community is coming to Citi Field to get a first-hand look at all we're doing."
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Urban rooftop been farms are a growing trend in building the New Jersey economy.
The owner of Cox Printers in Linden, New Jersey, Michael Kaufman has started a bee farm on his rooftop with the help of beekeeper, Joe Lelinho, who helps farm bees for a lot of different local companies in the Garden State.
Lelinho is an expert in apiaries (bee farming) he has started an outreach to bring bee hives to urban rooftops and hospitals. Businesses like Cox Printers and Overlook Medical Center are not only part of this new trend, but they are also helping to protect bees, Lelinho says that "in New Jersey, the bees are dying off at a faster rate than around in the U.S."
Experts say that New Jersey is losing 40%-70% of its bee colonies.
Lelinho says, "They are now projecting the honey bee will be extinct in 10 yrs. It's a big problem and we are fortunate enough to have people like Mike from Cox Printers who say you can put honey bees on our roofs."
Bees pollinate more than 100 types of crops in the U.S. and they are essential to the Jersey Fresh economy. Governor Christie, in a recent stamen said, "Without a healthy honey bee population, successful fruit and vegetable production would be at risk. New Jersey's 10,000 bee colonies, represent a $2.5 million honey bee industry for the state and contribute to successful production of nearly $200 million worth of fruits and vegetables annually."
Whole Foods has started a campaign called "What our produce department would look like without bees." Since you can't pollinate without bees, because there is no machine that does it, the produce department becomes very limited to buyers.
Farming local bees in the backyard or on the rooftop is a great trend as long as it's done in a safe way, its supporters claim. They say honey that stems from the bees is healthy, tasty and is great for medicinal use.


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Rum Point New Beachfront Condo/The Laurelei in Cayman Islands
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community North Pte Rum Point
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,540 - $ 2,240 / week
vacation rental description
The Laurelei, located on Grand Cayman's beautiful secluded, quiet North Side, in the upscale seaside community of Rum Point & Cayman Kai.
The ground floor Laurelei is one of only 4 condos with a back door and private deck set directly on a long gorgeous white sand beach. Away from the cruise ships and crowds of 7 Mile Beach, yet close to activities, watersports, shopping and seaside restaurants.
The Laurelei offers affordable luxury in a tranquil setting directly
on the Caribbean Sea, NOT on an inlet or marina.
A spacious 1270 sq ft, Luxury Groundfloor, Beachfront condo, the
2 Bedroom 2 Bath Laurelei is part of the new North Pointe complex of 10 units completely rebuilt in '07 with solid concrete construction, and fine upgrades.
Long secluded stretches of white sand beaches and shallow turquoise waters protected by a nearby colorful reef, and cooling tradewinds are at your doorstep, and the freshwater wading and large pools are a few footsteps away.
Breathtaking views of the turquoise Caribbean await you at The Laurelei, with views of the sea from every room!
Spectacular diving and snorkeling right out front!
Beachcomb, lay by the pool with a great book.
Stargaze, mix with visitors & locals alike. Dance to reggae & soca.
Explore Grand Cayman, the safest island in the Caribbean!
Discover Grand Cayman's quiet North Side, away from cruise ships &
crowds, yet only 5 minites to watersports, dive lessons,
kayaking, waverunners, Stingray City trips, Marina, beach
volleyball, seaside restaurants/bars, groceries, gas, etc.
Multiple condos are available for extended parties.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-1-2014 at 2:37 PM.
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Laurie Norris 815 923 4509
condo rental amenities
The Laurelei:
One of only 4 groundfloor units at North Pointe complex with back door and private deck set upon the white sand beach--just 20 footsteps to the warm Caribbean Sea.
18 feet of sliding glass doors offer gorgeous views of the Sea
Spacious 1270 sq.ft. condo one of largest in complex of 10
Front and Back doors for a beach cottage feel!
Adjacent freshwater wading/waterfall pool and larger pool area:
Poolside lounges, Large Tropical Palapa for shade, Outdoor Shower/rinse off area
Views of the turquoise Sea from every room!
Central Air Condioning, Tropical ceiling fans
Sound proof walls & ceilings, recessed lighting
Large screened lanai with panoramic views of the Caribbean
Custom fabrics in tropical hues of whites, blues, limes & mango.
18" travertine-look tile throughout. Italian granite countertops
Queen sofa sleeper in Living room for additional guests
Entertainment Center:
Flat Screen TV
Cable HDTV/Movie Channels/VCR/DVD
Library of 100 books
Movies, games, music
Boombox/CD/IPOD dock
Screened Lanai:
Additional Back Door opening to beach
Additional al fresco Dining/Gaming
Pool/Beach toys
Lighting for reading or romance
For Your Convenience:
Free local landline and cell phone calls
Free High Speed DSL Internet
Free Satellite & Movie Channels
Washer/Dryer in condo.
Iron/Ironing Board
Fine Linens/Towels/Beach Towels
Starter Soaps/Papers provided
Alarm clock/radios
High chair and port-a-crib available
Refrigerator with Icemaker
Glasstop Stove & Oven
Dishwasher, Microwave
Blender, Toaster, Coffee Maker/Grinder
Smoothie Maker
Formal/Informal service for 6
Complete Cookware/Baking Pans
2 Guest Suites with Private Baths:
King Canopy Bed with Sealy deluxe pillowtop bedding & fine linens.
2 Full baths with Italian Granite Countertop.
Twin Beds with deluxe Sealy pillowtop bedding - king converter kit.
Tropical Ceiling fans.
Views of the Sea from every bed!
Private Free Parking. Outdoor BBQ Grill
Additional Maid Service Option
Management available & nearby
activities and attractions in Cayman Islands Caribbean
The North Side offers an array of Activities:
Quiet, wide open seaside spaces with miles of beach to explore.
Snorkel right from our shore for colorful reef formations.
Shallow waters within reef -- colorful sea life.
The North Wall starts just over the reef! Great shore dives.
The seaside Driftwood Bar is just a brief walk and is great for family meals, socializing, dancing, sports TV, pool, and conversation.
Rum Point Beach Park -- Just 3 min. away:
Watersport Rentals with Red Sail Sports: Kayaks, sailboats, waverunners, paddleboats, and more.
Swim with friendly stingrays on a shallow sand bar --a unique experience!
Beachside Wreck Bar& Grill and beachside Fine Dining Restaurant
Shade and swimming-perfect for little ones
Hammocks, lounges
Sand Volleyball net
Gift Shop
Long pier with lights for night viewing
Red Sail Sports (dive trips, snorkel trips, jetski, kayak, etc.)
Kaibo Yacht Club Marina inlet of North Sound:
Kaibo Restaurant/bar/Marina (at Kaibo Condos)
Local Restaurants (Within 10-20 Minutes):
Over The Edge (great local food- deck over the sea)
Portofino's at East End (excellent Italian & seafood)
The Lighthouse at Breakers (exquisite food and desserts)
Castaways at The Reef Resort (dinner with Barefoot Man band)
More Island Offerings:
Stingray City (feed these gentle graceful creatures)
Queen's Botanical Gardens (within 15 minutes)
Visit Historic Pedro St. James Castle
Horseback Riding at West Bay (ride along the beach!)
Golf (2 locations)
Boatswain's Beach and Turtle Farm - a day long experience!
Shopping & Island Crafts spots (Georgetown for duty free)
Sunset Cruises from 7 Mile Beach
Snorkeling at any area along the island beachfront
Touring the island - Exploring is easy and safe!
English Language - U.S. Dollar accepted!
We offer a wonderful tips/info package to our guests
19 year travel knowledge of Grand Cayman
9 years of property ownership
We can arrange for your Rental Car or suggest companies
vacation rental rates
2009-2010 Rates:
April 15 - December 18 US $1540 per week ($220 per night)
December 18 - April 14 US $1960 per week ($300 - per night)
December 19 - January 2 US $2240 per week ($320 per night)
$20 nightly per guest over 4. Maximum guests: 6
13% Cayman government bed tax (to be added to total rate)
Multiple adjacent condos available upon request, Ask about monthly rates
Laurie Norris 815 923 4509
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cayman Islands
- Have the quiet Beach to Yourself!
- Enjoy Grand Cayman as it should be!
- Snorkel just steps from your door!
- Tour this safe, lovely island!
- Swim with friendly stingrays!
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim & snorkel right in front of condo.
- Enjoy beautiful Rum Point Public Beach Park -3 min away
- Visit quaint East End & the Blowholes!
- Visit George Town, Hell and 7 Mile Beach
- Visit Star Fish Point for a Beautiful Sunset
Top things to do with a family
- Climb the tower at Caymana Bay
- Stingray City with Red Sail Sports at Rum Point
- Queen Elizabeth Botanical Gardens
- Underwater Submarine ride
- Enjoy the clear warm water & explore the beach
Laurie Norris , owner


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ELNORA — North Daviess High School will hold its commencement exercises at 7 p.m. Friday in the high school gymnasium.
Candidates for graduation: Sheilah Dawn Allor, Zachariah Michael Baker, Alexis Anne Brewer, Montana Perry Gage Carrico, Miranda Kate Chambers, Cameron Carl Chestnut, Alexander Benjamin Conner, Jarrod Kenneth Cornelius, Nicholas Edward Crays, Bailey Ann Dexter, Doretta Dawn Dossett, Bethany Cheryl-Rose Ferguson, Jessica Brianne Ferguson, Brandon Luke Flinn, Joseph Damon Flinn, Tyler Jay Flinn, Logan Eugene Franklin, Lane Samuel Fulton, Graham Joseph Gerni, Brittany Lynn Graber, Janelle Katherine Graber, Lydia Rachel Hancock, Evan Dant Hawk, Donald Ray Hert, Steven Lane Heshelman, Austin Jacob Kent Hollis, Tyler Aaron Hostetter, Ericka Skye Howard, Evan Robert Judy, Larynda Sue Keith, Janice Lynn Knepp, Drew Matthew Lengacher, Wesley Keith Lengacher, Jacob Lane Lindy, Danyelle Elizabeth Long, Nicole Lynn Madsen, Justin Anthony Markel, Hannah Danielle Miller, Lane Scott Miller, Mykaela Renee Pickett, Jamie Lee Plano, Kaylee Elaine Potts, Tara Cheyenne Potts, Justin Michael Raber, McKenzie Renee Roark, Adam Stephan Robling, Shirsten Elizabeth Speer, Steven Joe Stotts, Kaylyn Michelle Moore Sturgeon, Mindy Lynn Taylor, Christopher Wade Thompson, Ezra Nathaniel Thompson, Ashley Danielle Troutman, Adam Jay Wagler, Cassie Janae Wagler, Jadan Michael Wagler, Emilee Jo Wesner, Cari Jo Wilson, Ridge Tyler Wittmer, Brandon Alan Woodruff, Kevin Nicholas Woodruff and Richard Scott Woodruff.
Cari Jo Wilson is the daughter of Jim and Rita Sue Wilson of Odon. She has participated in volleyball for four years, softball for two years, and tennis for two years. She has been a member/officer of Beta Club and Student Council. She has also been a member of the Science Club, FCA, Cougar Crazies, and is a 10-year member of her 4-H Club. She has volunteered for the local Special Forces tee ball league for the past four years. Cari is an active member of the Cornettsville United Methodist Church and the HUB youth group. She has helped or taught Bible school for Cornettsville UMC and Bethel Church in Knox County. She plans to attend the University of Evansville in the fall to major in biology and study pre-med. She plans to become a pediatric radiologist and hopes to one day work at Riley Hospital for Children.


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Zoo Careers and More!
Thank you for your interest in joining Naples Zoo. We have hundreds of applicants each year but only a few join our select team of dedicated professionals.
Naples Zoo has partnered with PMI, a professional employer organization. Employees are hired as PMI employees to work at the Naples Zoo. Please complete the online PMI employment application and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
(Due to the high volume of applicants, we may not be able acknowledge receipt of your application; we will be in touch should we need additional information or select you to interview for one of our open positions.)
Employment Application
Expedition Guide 40 hrs/wk Hourly
Animal Care Staff – Venomous
• General husbandry and care of assigned animals.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Minimum 18 years old.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
Director of Development
S/he initiates, implements and regularly evaluates annual and long-range development plans to secure major gifts, foundation/grant funding, corporate sponsorships, annual funds, annual appeal gifts and planned/endowment gifts. S/he oversees fundraising events and effectively coordinates fundraising activities and events with the Zoo's senior management team. S/he also plays a leadership role in the implementation and management of Zoo Capital Campaigns.
The Director of Development is responsible for the hiring, supervision and evaluation of Development Department staff and works with the President and CEO and the Director of Finance to accurately report on the progress of fundraising efforts as well as the departmental budget.
Requires Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Communications, Marketing, or related field from an accredited college or university, plus minimum of five years previous experience in the raising of significant funds, including the solicitation of major gifts. Minimum three years of previous managerial experience also required.
Send resumes to
or fax to: 239.262.6866
can also fill out an application or drop resumes off at the zoo itself.
[Home][Visitor Info] [Daily Events] [New @ the Zoo] [Plants & Animals] [Getting Involved] [Group Info] [Free Stuff] [Contact Info] [Site Map]
Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens 1590 Goodlette-Frank Road Naples Florida 34102 ZooLine: (239) 262-5409 e-mail


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CATEGORIES Movies, CinematicalWhat do sexy singin' ladies, scarlet letters, warriors against misogyny, sperm donors and a war against evil exes have in commom, especially when they're mixed with howling poetry, prison love, barrio living, mis-placed commas and secret, Peruvian lovers? These are the cinematic contenders for this year's GLAAD awards.
For the 22nd year, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation has narrowed down their awards contenders, the creations and characterizations that uphold "fair, accurate and inclusive representation of people and events in the media as a means of eliminating homophobia and discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation." The accolades cover just about every corner of media you can expect -- not only film and television, but also areas like magazines, news segments, threater and comics.
GLADD's film awards are separated into three categories -- wide releases, limited releases and documentaries. If you weren't able to parse the clues above for the feature releases, 'Burlesque,' 'Easy A,' 'The Girl Who Played with Fire,' 'The Kids are All Right' and 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World' fill in the wide release spectrum, while 'Howl,' 'I Love You Phillip Morris,' 'La Mission,' 'Patrik, 1.5' and 'Undertow' fill the limited release options.
In the documentary world, GLAAD dug 'Prodigal Sons,' the story of a transgender woman and her adopted brother, who happens to be Orson Welles' grandson, '8: The Mormon Proposition' about how the LDS folks helped promote and pass Prop 8, 'Edie & Thea: A Very Long Engagement' about two women who had to wait 42 years to get married, 'Sylvester, UnSung' about disco diva Sylvester and 'Out: The Glenn Burke Story,' about '70s Dodgers player.
Outside of film, it's no surprise to see 'Glee' front and center for television and as a belated birthday gift, Buffy Summers gets some love under Outstanding Comic Book.
Hit The Hollywood Reporter for GLADD's full list of nominees. The awards ceremony will take place over three months in three cities: March 19 in New York, April 16 in Los Angeles and May 14 in San Francisco.


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Robin Thicke Basks in the Glow at His Own Pre-Grammy Event
Soaking up some individual attention before joining his talented colleagues on Sunday night, Robin Thicke attended an event to honor himself, sponsored by L.A. Confidential magazine, CBS Radio, and the GRAMMY Museum at L.A. Live on Friday (January 24).
The "Blurred Lines" singer and three-time Grammy nominee wore a black shirt, gray and black graphic blazer, and leather pants as he posed for pics and signed his magazine cover on the red carpet.
At the big event, the 36-year-old singer is up for Record of the Year, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, and Best Pop Vocal Album.
Later in the week, Robin will join Kendrick Lamar to perform at ESPN's The Party Super Bowl event in Manhattan.
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The Education Project for Homeless Youth, a project of the Washtenaw Intermediate School District, works to ensure students in homelessness and temporary living situations enroll, regularly attend and succeed in school.
During the 2012-2013 school year, we served more than 1300 students in Washtenaw County, ages 0-21, from the 10 school districts and nine public school academies in the county. Every single school district in the county is working with students in temporary living situations.
We work closely with all of the shelters in Washtenaw County, but also serve families living in motels or staying with friends and family due to loss of housing. We also work with students in temporary foster care placements.
We are funded primarily through the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, reauthorized in January of 2002. The Act guarantees that students who are homeless have equal access to the same free and appropriate public education provided to others. We also rely on private donations and grants to directly meet student needs.
To contact us, call (734) 994-8100, x1518 or email email@example.com.
The following is an overview of the McKinney-Vento Act:
The Education Project serves children and youth who lack a fixed, adequate, regular night-time residence. We primarily serve preschool and school-age youth including teens living without a parent or guardian. Services are also available to siblings ages 0-5, and youth ages 18 and older who do not yet have a high school diploma or GED.
Once a student is determined eligible, that student receives services (including free lunch) for the entire school year, even if they become permanently housed.
The children and youth served live in the following situations:
- Emergency shelter or transitional housing
- Motel/hotel
- Campground
- Public or private place not designed for or ordinarily used as regular sleeping accommodation for humans, including cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, and bus or train stations.
- Abandoned in hospital
- Temporary foster care placement (generally any foster care placement of less than 6 months).
- Shared housing with others due to loss of housing, economic hardship or another, similar reason.
Examples of Students Who Qualify
( When in doubt, please call The Education Project.)
- A 3rd grader who fled a violent situation with his mother and is now living in SafeHouse Center's emergency shelter.
- A 19-year-old who has not graduated and just moved into Ozone House's Miller House, a transitional living program.
- A 16-year-old staying in Ozone House's two-week shelter.
- A 5th grader whose family can no long afford their rent and are facing eviction, so the whole family moves in with grandma.
- A teen living in his car.
- A 4-year-old attending Head Start whose family loses its housing and moves into a motel.
- A 3-year-old receiving speech therapy services once a week in Ann Arbor. Their family was evicted and had to move in with family members in Saline.
- A 5th grader who moved in with his aunt while his father is at the Delonis Center shelter.
- A 6th grader's mother is incarcerated, so she goes to live with an aunt in another school district. The aunt is thinking about getting guardianship but doesn't have the money for the fee.
- A 17-year-old who has moved in with her boyfriend.
- A 2nd grader living in a single family home with his mother, father and three siblings. The home has no water or electricity and the student hears his mom saying how worried she is about an inspector coming over.
- A 6th grader who just got placed by Child Protective Services to live with her grandma last week.
- A 3rd grader who has been in a foster care placement for four months.
Examples of Students Who Do Not Qualify
- A 1st grader living in an apartment with her mother, who has a Sec. 8 voucher.
- A 4th grader who lived in a cramped motel until mid-August but his mother is now renting an apartment in a different school district (must be eligible the first day of school).
- A 2nd grader who has lived with the same foster parents for two years.
- A 6th grader whose family is being evicted from their home in a week.
- A 1st grader whose young mother has never moved out of her parent's home and plans to continue to stay there to save money.
Visit www.serve.org/nche for more information.
Most students access our services through their school, a shelter or community agency, where they fill out our Referral Paperwork (see Downloads). If there is an emergency (for instance, an eligible student has been denied immediate enrollment or a family has no transportation to get to a school), families can call our offices directly at (734) 994-8100, x1518.
Our paperwork is meant to enhance services and our understanding of a student's needs. It cannot be used as a barrier to school enrollment or other rights under McKinney-Vento.
- Conduct training for school and community agency staff regarding McKinney-Vento.
- Assist with McKinney-Vento eligibility questions, immediate school enrollment or difficulties in securing transportation to the school of origin.
- Promote needs and rights of students experiencing homelessness within community.
- Provide funding and coordination for stop-gap transportation.
- Offer creative solutions to transportation challenges such as rides to and from after-school tutoring and parent-teacher conferences.
School Supplies
- Distribute school supplies, including backpacks, notebooks, folders, pens, pencil and calculators.
- Necessities:
- Emergency food pantry
- Personal hygiene items such as deodorant, shampoo, soap, etc.
- Provide socks, underwear, hats and gloves (as supplies last).
- Provide clothing through referrals through area thrift shops.
Education-Related Financial Assistance
- Assist students with school-related financial needs that cannot be met in other ways, such as fees for credit recovery, graduation, field trips and summer school courses.
Post-Secondary Support
- Help unaccompanied youth fill out their Federal Financial Aid form and college applications.
Early Childhood
- Connect families with children ages 0-5 with a First Steps Washtenaw parent educator and other early childhood resources, including Head Start and Early On.
- Partner with the Child Care Network and Ann Arbor Rec & Ed to connect families with scholarships for quality, licensed childcare.
Housing Crisis
- Connect families to community resources.
- Help families access emergency assistance.
- Provide listings of housing options.
- Work to reconnect students who have dropped out of school with an educational option that best meets their needs.
Other Referrals
- EPHY makes referrals to meet an array of needs, including medical, counseling, emergency food, household goods and personal items.
Student Rights
If you live temporarily in a shelter, motel, vehicle, campground, on the street, in abandoned buildings, a temporary foster care placement or doubled up with relatives or friends, you are considered eligible for services under the McKinney-Vento Act. These students have the right to:
- Continue in their "school of origin" (the school they last attended when permanently housed or the school they last attended), if that is your choice and it is feasible, or attend the neighborhood school where you are currently living.
- Receive transportation to the school of origin if requested.
- Immediately enroll and attend classes without providing a permanent address, past school or immunization records, proof of guardianship, etc. You still must fill out enrollment packets.
- Receive free lunch.
- Receive equal access to education and support services and if eligible, participate in before– and after-school activities.
- Receive services through the Education Project (see Services section).
School Responsibilities
By federal law, school staff must identify, immediately enroll and serve students in homeless or temporary living situations.
- Please review your district's / school's Procedure Template (to see a blank version, see Download section).
- Attend a county-wide training to learn more. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com to find out when the next training is scheduled.
Other Tips for School Staff
- Appoint a McKinney-Vento Ally in your school (see Download for description).
- Make sure you are using the Residency Questionnaire in your enrollment packet and sending it home at least once mid-year.
- Avoid using the word "homeless" (use temporary or transitional instead).
- Have Education Project referrals handy (see Download section).
- Make sure you have a poster in your school: http://center.serve.org/nche/pr/er_poster.php#youth.
Question: Can a student who is homeless be enrolled without records?
Answer: Yes. In fact, the law requires IMMEDIATE enrollment. Schools CANNOT require proof of residency, immunization or student records for enrollment of students who are homeless.
Question: When a family moves to a homeless situation out of district must they change schools?
Answer: No. Individual determinations are made based on parents' wishes, length of commute and student's age. Students have the right to receive transportation to the school they last attended if it is determined this is where they should attend.
Question: Who can call in sick for unaccompanied youth?
Answer: A shelter, agency representative, or caseworker can report student absences to school. If the youth is staying with another family, the adult/parent there may complete a Caregiver Authorization Form and sign/call for the student. If the youth does not have someone in their life to call in for them, the school can let them call in, but get a liaison involved if the absences become excessive.
Question: Who can sign emergency cards or field trip permission forms for unaccompanied youth?
Answer: A shelter, agency representative, or caseworker can sign permission slips for an UY in school. If youth is staying with another family, the adult/parent there may complete a Caregiver Authorization Form and sign for the student. The district liaison could also sign.
Please see www.serve.org/nche for more assistance.
Families with children are the fastest growing segment of the homeless population and more than 1 million children are homeless each year in this country (The National Center for Family Homelessness).
Within a single year, 97% of homeless children move, many up to three times (National Center for Family Homelessness). With each change in schools, a student is set back academically by an average of four to six months (Rogers 1991).
75% of runaway and homeless youth have dropped out or will drop out of school (National Network for Runaway and Homeless Youth).
Across the country, one in five homeless school-aged children repeats a grade in school, twice the national rate for all children (Homes for the Homeless and The Institute for Children and Poverty).
Compared with housed children, children who are homeless experience more developmental delays, anxiety, depression, and behavioral problems, and lower academic achievement (Shinn and Weitzmann 1996).
Children without a home are in fair or poor health twice as often as other children, and have higher rates of asthma, ear infections, stomach problems, and speech problems (Better Homes Fund 1999).
School Supplies
- Backpacks for all ages (black, blue, red, purple and pink are favorites)
- Solar-powered scientific calculators
- 3-ring Binders
- Spiral notebooks, pocket folders
- Pens, colored pencils, markers, pencil sharpeners, highlighters
- Zippered pencil pouches and supply boxes
- Protractors, compasses, rulers
- Glue, glue sticks
- Post-It notes, index cards
- Zippered plastic bags, small tissue containers
- Travel-size toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, deodorant, comb, lotion
- New or like-new khaki or navy blue pants
- New packages of socks (ankle socks are a favorite)
- New packages of underwear (boys/teens prefer boxers)
- Hats, gloves, mittens, scarves
- Gift certificates to Meijer, Target, Once Upon A Child, etc.
- Ann Arbor Transportation Authority student bus passes or tokens
- We always need cash donations for our Student Need Fund, which directly supports students (none is used for administrative expenses).
- In November, we organize a holiday gift drive. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
- For any other type of donation, please call first: (734) 994-8100, x1518.
Donations can be mailed or dropped off at EPHY's office at
Washtenaw Intermediate School District:
1819 S. Wagner Road
P.O. Box 1406
Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1406.
Note: EPHY is tax-exempt.
State of Michigan Web Site on Education for Homeless Children and Youth
National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth
National Center for Homeless Education
Housing Access for Washtenaw County (HAWC)
Housing Access for Washtenaw County (HAWC) is the single point of entry for all shelters in the county. Any resident in Washtenaw County experiencing a housing emergency can call (734)961-1999. Staff will provide the caller with an initial screening to learn their household characteristics and needs.
Health Resources
Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools
Hope Medical Clinic
Corner Health Center
Washtenaw Children's Dental Clinic
Referral Forms in Spanish (Forma de deriver para familias o estudiantes)
School Procedures for Enrolling, Identifying and Serving Youth in Temporary Situations
Student Residency Questionnaire
School Staff Form for Identifying Students in Temporary Living Situations


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"Addison 4 Corners" Copy of silkscreen art by permission of Addison artist Thomas M. Johnson
Chartered in 1761
Snowy Owl, photographed by Nicole Carey
Watch Letter No. 1
Addison Watch List Captains
Addison Map for Crime Watch
herbicide notice
Every Addison Town resident is entitled to a Bixby library card paid for by our municipal taxes. The Library has recently switched to an electronic card system making access, e-books, and other privileges more available. Stop at the library and get your new card. Link to Bixby Library website:
Community Breakfast
Addison Fire Department Pancake Breakfasts are held the third Sunday of each of the following months from 7am to 11am;
January, February, March, April, October & November. Come meet your neighbors for breakfast and support YOUR Fire Department.
Meetings or events planned in our town are as follows:
School Board Meeting: At Addison Central School, 3rd Thursday of each month;
2014 Meeting Dates: January 16, February 20, March 20, April 17, May 15, June 19, July 17, August 21, September 18, October 16, November 20, December 18.
Planning Commission meets at 7:00 PM at the Clerk's Office on the 3rd Monday of each month.
2014 Meeting Dates: January 20, February 17, March 17, April 21, May 12 (due to Memorial Day holiday), June 16, NO JULY MEETING, August 18, September 15, October 20, November 17 and December 15.
Select Board Meeting (first Tuesday of each month), 7:00 PM F, at the Clerk's Office.
2014 Meeting Dates: January 7, February 4, March 4, April 1, May 6, June 3, July 1, August 5, September 2, October 7, November 4, December 2.
Development Review Board Meeting (4th Monday of each month), 7:00 PM at ACS.
2014 Meeting Dates: January 27, February 24, March 24, April 28, May 19 (due to Memorial Day), June 23, July 28, August, 25, September 22, October 27, November 24, December 22 (may have no December meeting due to Christmas holiday).
To be added to either a Planning Commission or a Development Review Board meeting agenda, contact Starr I. Phillips at 759-2421 any time after 3pm.
The Town of Addison has adopted this website as the official Town Website, however the information provided herein is done as a convenience for the residents and does not replace or supersede information made available at the Town Clerk's Office.
Lisa Rowell is the website coordinator for the Town of Addison. If you have suggestions for the website or information that you would like to have considered for listing here, please email Lisa at: email@example.com.
The Town of Addison is thankful to Mike Forand for his guidance and assistance in creating this website and also for the useful suggestions from Cinny Lawrence.
The Town of Addison accepts no liability for the content of this website, or the consequences of any actions taken on the basis of the information provided, unless that information is subsequently confirmed by the Town of Addison in a signed writing. The Town of Addison accepts no liability for any damage caused by any virus transmitted by this website or any links or attachments.


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With notorious serial killer Scott Lee Kimball behind bars for 70 years -- convicted earlier this week in the murders of three women and a man -- the question inevitably arises: Are there more victims out there?
"I'd say the chances are 50-50," Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett said Friday. "Kimball is certainly capable of it -- he's said things to make you think he has, but we have no solid leads."
Garnett said Kimball, 43, has bragged to others that he has committed "dozens" of murders, but investigators were only able to make a case in the disappearances of Kaysi McLeod, 19, of Westminster; Jennifer Marcum, 25, of Aurora; LeAnn Emry, 24, of Centennial; and Kimball's 60-year-old uncle, Terry.
Kimball killed the four between January 2003 and August 2004, according to law enforcement authorities, after being released from prison by the FBI to become an informant for the agency.
Three of his victims' remains have been found in remote areas of Colorado and Utah. Marcum's body has never been found.
Katharina Booth, one of the two chief deputy DAs who prosecuted Kimball in a 2005 Lafayette check-fraud case that proved instrumental to his eventual guilty plea to murder Thursday, said there's a good chance Kimball left more victims in his wake.
"It's hard to imagine we caught him on everything he did," she said.
Booth said it's possible there are victims who have never come to the attention of law enforcement because Kimball didn't target the powerful and well-connected, but rather those who lived closer to the margins of society.
"Everyone he surrounded himself with had some issue," she said. "He picked on vulnerable people -- people with drug problems, runaways, people with active warrants."
But she cautioned that Kimball is, at his core, a con man and a huckster who led a life filled with deceit and shady business deals. She said his claims of additional killings may be as fanciful as the promises he made to those who placed their trust in him.
"He loves to show bravado, he loves to be on the news," Booth said.
FBI Special Agent Kathy Wright wouldn't comment on whether there is an ongoing investigation involving Kimball.
"We're not opposed to talking to anyone who believes they might have information on Scott Kimball," she said.
Kimball pleaded guilty in Boulder County District Court on Thursday to two counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of McLeod, Marcum, Emry, and Terry Kimball as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors.
While none of the homicides was believed to have been committed in Boulder County, the case was prosecuted here partly because of Kimball's criminal history in Lafayette and the fact that the Boulder County District Attorney's Office was already building a file on him.
Kimball was born in Boulder and grew up in Lafayette, leaving Colorado in his high school years to follow his father up to Montana after his parents' divorce.
He lived in various Western states through much of his early adulthood but moved back to Colorado to live with his mother after getting released from prison by the FBI in 2002. His mother ran an insurance office on South Public Road in Lafayette.
By late 2005, police say, Kimball was pulling a check-fraud scam involving an optometrist who shared office space with his mother. Police said he managed to siphon off more than $50,000 from the eye specialist's money market account before getting caught.
During that period, he also lived on Huron Street in Broomfield -- in a house where police now believe he likely killed his uncle.
Robert McLeod, father of victim Kaysi McLeod, said there is a lot of time during which police and investigators have no trace of Kimball's whereabouts. His "gut feeling" is that Kimball's victim list is longer than anyone now knows.
"Scott has a lot of unaccounted for time in the last 10 to 15 years when they don't know where he was," McLeod said Friday. "I don't think you go from zero to 60 just like that."
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Paradise! Private Home with Pool, Steps to the Beach! in Singer Island
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Stay in Tropical Paradise!
This unique 2 bedroom, 2 bath home sleeps 8 comfortably.
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The kitchen is well equipt for cooking and entertaining.
The pool area has a covered patio and bar, gas bbq grill, lounge seating, and a hammock under the palm trees.The backyard is very spacious and private. It is completely fenced so you can bring your pups and they run freely
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Our "Old Florida" home is located next to all of the best things Florida has to offer.
Snorkle, scuba or fish in the beautiful Atlantic Ocean.
Explore nature and history at any of the many nearby parks or museums.
Walk, to the beach or watch the sunset in the harbor.
Spend all day in the pool, grilling on the patio or just relaxing in the hammock under the trees.
Stroll to the Harbor to fish or have Captian Eric take you on the boat for a day and guarantee you a catch.
Walk to Sunset at Sailfish on a Thursday evening to shop, eat,drink and enjoy the view.
Invite your friends over and host a gathering.
Go shop in Palm Beach or Palm Beach Gardens.
Golf at a Nicholas or Fazio course.
Take a cruise, take a tour, take a stroll, take a nap.
There are plenty of great things to do.
-Walk to the Beach (jet ski, parasail, resturants,)
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-Minutes to Port of Palm Beach ..Princess Cruise (Dinner and Gambling ship)
-Short drive to the famous Sailfish Marina
-Short drive to some of the best PGA and public golf courses
-Minutes to shopping and fine dining in Palm Beach, West Palm, and North Palm
-Ride bikes or stroll along the intercoastal
-2 miles to MacArthur Beach State Park - kayaking, fishing, nature walks
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-45 minutes to Fort Lauderdale
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Aerobic fitness has been found to play a positive role in brain and cognitive health of children. Yet, many of the neural biomarkers related to aerobic fitness remain unknown. Here, using diffusion tensor imaging, we demonstrated that...
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Fearless shoppers braved cold rain and frigid temperatures on Tuesday as they camped out for Black Friday deals. Some retails aren't making them wait until Friday – they're planning on trotting out the deals before Turkey Day!While many stores, such as Target, have rolled back specials to Brown Thursday, some savvy shoppers are already getting Black Friday deals online at stores like Kohl's. "Black Friday isn't gone, it's just become a very long event. It's more of a term now rather than a single day," said Brent Shelton of FatWallet.com said via Skype. Shelton said online deals have cropped up early to compete with doorbuster specials. "In-store doorbusters are still the best deals that we've seen so far this year. However, here are online deals that are just as good," said Shelton. Shoppers haven't abandoned the idea of grabbing their merchandise in person. Jason Halloway has been camped outside of Best Buy since Monday waiting to buy a TV. He estimates he'll save about $500. Others, including Heather and Jason Neal, said they want no part of the shopping craze."We want to keep sacred, the time that's ours. To keep it for ourselves," said Heather Neal.This year's shopping season is shorter as Thanksgiving falls later than normal.
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Developers Perspective: Why I Choose iOS Over AndroidI originally posted this in the Apple Core, but I figured that it would be of interest to the Android Army as well. Hopefully the mods don't kill me
One of the questions I see consistently asked of developers is why we chose to develop for iOS rather than Android. So I've put together this list of the top 5 reasons why we chose to go for iOS. In our case, we are developing a social networking service. Of course the reasons will vary case by case. Enjoy!
1. iOS gaining marketshare in our target markets
Despite what most people seem to think, iOS has been gaining market share. In Canada it is now the most popular mobile OS And in the United States, the software is poised to become the best selling mobile operating system in the next few months.
Now some will quite correctly point out that iOS has a tiny fraction if the global smartphone market share. However, the gains are mostly because of sales in countries like India, who are not part of our target market.
2. iOS users actually use their devices
Even when Android had much larger market share than iOS, Apple's platform continued to dominate mobile browser share, with well over 60%. Compare this to Android which only has 20% even though there are far more Android devices. What this means is that, iOS users actually use their smartphone. Android users, for the most part, don't use their phone that often. When you're building a social service it is incredibly important to be on a platform that people actually use and not own.
3. The iPhone has incredible customer loyalty
91% of iPhone users say that their next phone will be an iPhone. This is compared to only 71% of Android users, which also happens to be the lowest in the industry. What this also means is that iOS will inevitably have significantly higher share than Android. In our case, this was an incredibly important metric. We are building a social service and it is encouraging to know that you won't lose 30% of your user base when they decide to upgrade smartphones.
4. iOS is easier to develop for
This is a matter of opinion, but in our case iOS was by far the easier platform to develop on. Apple has done a fairly good job at meeting developers needs. iOS also has the benefit of having only three screen sizes and four resolutions. This makes designing a great iOS app stupid easy.
5. $$$ - iOS users buy apps
If you want money, iOS is the platform to develop on. The App Store hangs on to over 75% of mobile app revenue. The Play Store has just 25%. There is so little money to be made with the Play Store that we wouldn't be able to keep the service online without using alternative funding methods. On iOS we'll be making more than enough $$$ to keep this thing online.
So there you have it.
And no, we don't hate Android users. For us, developing for iOS first just makes much more sense from a business and technical point of view. We really want to produce an Android version, but that is contingent on the success of the iOS version.
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Donaire (31-1, 20 KO) is the reigning Fighter of the Year, following a solid 4-0 year where he beat Wilfredo Vazquez Jr, Jeffrey Mathebula, Toshiaki Nishioka, and Jorge Arce. Rigondeaux (11-0, 8 KO) is a Cuban amateur legend looking to truly make his mark on the pro game. Already the WBA 122-pound titlist, he's looking to unify with Donaire's WBO title and establish himself as the best super bantamweight in the sport today.
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1. It didn't kill the tension with Tate
After the fight you could see Mauro fishing for the 'It was all for marketing' line from Ronda. I'm glad she didn't oblige him. Before the fight I wrote that I didn't want Ronda to kill the tension between her and Miesha should she win, and why that was so important. She didn't disappoint. She has great storytelling instincts. The shortline is that by not saying it was all for show/hype/marketing, it doesn't kill the tension between them. Which is good because Tate is bound to get a rematch one day. And if Ronda had said it was all for show after the first fight, it'd be a tough sell to get us amped for the rematch.
But this way there's still unfinished business, there's still a lot of issues between them that can make for a great story in the inevitable rematch.
She's gonna catch a lot of flack for it from some people, but I feel those people are shortsighted. It's not like she rubbed Miesha's face in it (well within her right to do), she just refused to apologize for her actions. Own that shit.
2. Set up her fight with Kaufman
I kinda smiled when they cut to Sarah Kaufman after the fight, who looked a little unnerved. Some website had a headline saying "Kaufman sends message to champ", and I thought nah dude, Ronda sent the message. To every single fighter that doubted or criticized her skills and experience. In the words of Brock Lesnar: 'Talk all that shit you want now!'
3. The fight had a great story that put both competitors over
Each fight tells its own story, and this had a great story. Miesha blasts her with some hard shots, Ronda used her judo to get Miesha in an armbar just as fast as her previous opponents. But Miesha doesn't tap! She shows her heart and toughness and fights out of it, and then takes Ronda's back! She made a lot of fans sweat with that one. Ronda escapes and after a couple more sweet throws locks in the nastiest fucking armbar I've ever seen. The look of agony on Miesha's face, the heart, the pride, refusing to tap for far too long. And then the amazing and eerie look of calm as she lied there and doctors attented to her arm.
4. The video can go viral
Because of how crazy that armbar was, the video is bound to go viral among MMA sites. The Julia Budd finish made the rounds, and this was that armbar x10. Every fan that has the internet is going to see this fight. It's a gross finish that's gonna have a lot of people talking, and that's only a good thing.
5. It showed where Ronda is vulnerable and has holes in her game
Understand that from a storytelling perspective, having holes in your game and being vulnerable is a good thing. Ronda showed just enough vulnerability to be scary for us to watch. In other words, a dominant invincible champ isn't nearly as exciting or nerve-wrecking to watch as a vulnerable one.
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I heard Ronda was into the whole manifesting thing, and so I smiled when I saw her mother rocking a t-shirt with Ronda's face and the text 'Strikeforce champion' during the event. They went on sale the hour of her victory. Cheeky.
Speaking of smiling, I laughed when Judo Gene lifted her arm in victory, and Ronda kept turning away from the camera because she didn't want them to see her armpits.
Watch these two heartwarming videos:
I want to end this post, not with a picture of a gross elbow, but with a video of Ronda that encapsulates her story. I remember the first video I ever saw of Ronda she talked briefly about her father's death, and you could hear her voice start to break with emotion. It was clearly a touchy subject. I immediately said 'That's the story, right there' and was angry when the interviewer didn't follow it up or go deeper.
Well, FINALLY, after months of watching weak ass interviewers they finally got it right. In these two videos Ronda talks about her back story with her dad that motivates and even haunts her. As some screenwriters call it, her 'ghost'.
As she talks she tears up and begins to cry. For some reason they didn't linger on it, but it's still a great moment. A beautiful, vulnerable moment of insight where we can see and understand why she does what she does. Because I look at MMA from a storyteller viewpoint, I've been waiting for such a video for months, so thank you to the people who shot it.
Video one here (see from 6.48).
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Big wave surfing fans will have to wait at least another week before the 2011-2012 Mavericks Invitational contest hits the shores off Half Moon Bay, according to contest director and veteran Mavericks surfer Jeff Clark.
"After checking the wave and wind models for the week and a blackout for access to the point at the end of the week, we will not be holding the Mavericks Invitational this week," Clark wrote in an email sent on Monday, Feb. 20 to Mavericks contest competitors, public agencies and fellow contest organizers.
"When the next contest worthy day happens, we are going to pull the trigger," Clark's email concluded.
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Comments about Fender Sphinx Glides:
Looks good, easy to install.
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Great replacement parts for my Super Reverb amp.
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Comments about Fender Sphinx Glides:
I use these on the bottom of a custom-made cases for equipment. They work great and don't cost much. You may have to get shorter screws for you application if it's not for an amp....
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What CAN you say about amp feet? I can say the sphinx glides are the only way to go! Over the years, I have drug or worn off more rubber feet than I care to remember. These feet offer the cushioning of rubber feet with the durability of metal ones. You can drag your speakers over rough concrete, gravel-you name it, with no damage to your equipment & no forcibly removed feet. I would encourage anyone moving their equipment regularly to put these on ALL your speakers, amps-everything that will ever sit on the floor. They are a cheap investment that will increase the durability & longevity of your equipment.
You can drag these sphinx glides over rough concrete, gravel, whatever & they take it all in stride. Plus, they hold your amp up away from the previously mentioned rough concrete, gravel, etc. so you avoid wear & damage to your amp. As an added bonus, these are rubber backed, so you get the cushioning of ruber feet with the durability of metal ones.
Very durable.
Lots cheaper than re-tolexing your speakers, or worse, replacing them.
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Have you ever set up your amp to notice it was a bit wobbly? Then notice you've somehow ripped off one of the rubber feet? While you can still rip these off it's a lot harder. They have a metal cap over the rubber that helps prevent damage. Very cool and inexpensive upgrade.
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