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Photo: Last year's Harvest King and Queen (pictured) will hand their crown over to the next King and Queen on October 24th.
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Who will be the ARIS Harvest Festival King and Queen? Preparations for the Airport Road Intermediate School's Third Annual Harvest Festival are underway. On October 24, 5-8 PM, expect to see a costume contest, cake walk, hayride, haunted house, and booths for fun and games (pumpkin bowling, hairspray, glow sticks). The lunchroom will sell hot dogs, hamburgers, popcorn, and nachos for hungry visitors. All proceeds will go to ARIS teacher classroom accounts. Profits will help teachers purchase items needed for their classes. Come and see who will be the ARIS Harvest Festival King and Queen and have fun, too.
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Mejia brothers blast Hammonton past Margate, force Game 5
Written by Bill LeConey Monday, August 18, 2014 11:13 pm
HAMMONTON – These are the moments, the big-game opportunities, that prompted the Mejia brothers of Ventnor, Junior and Juan, to migrate west this summer for baseball.
They certainly made the most of those opportunities on Monday night.
Juan Mejia hit a walk-off grand slam in the eighth inning to give Hammonton a 7-3 victory over Margate and a force a decisive Game 5 in the Atlantic County Baseball League Championship Series.
Game 5 will be played 7 p.m. Tuesday at Margate's Jerome Avenue Field.
Read more: Mejia brothers blast Hammonton past Margate, force Game 5
Cubs to call up Matt Szczur
Written by Brian Cunniff Saturday, August 16, 2014 04:33 pm
Matt Szczur is expected to be in a Chicago Cubs uniform at Citi Field tomorrow.
The 2007 Lower Cape May Regional graduate will be called up from Triple A Iowa to join the Chicago Cubs in time for Sunday afternoon's game at the New York Mets, according to multiple reports on Twitter.
Szczur, 25, an outfielder, was hitting .261 with 30 stolen bases, 52 runs scored and an OPS of .626 at Triple A Iowa through Friday. He was not in the lineup for Iowa's home game on Saturday against Salt Lake.
Szczur's promotion to the Cubs will become official when the team sends pitcher Dan Straily back to the minors after this evening's start, according to CSN Chicago.
Briefs, signups: Tryouts this Sunday for Maniacs softball
Written by Staff Reports Friday, August 15, 2014 03:16 pm
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Fishing Report: Throwdown on the reef
Written by Robin Scott Friday, August 15, 2014 02:47 pm
Reefs and wrecks, weed lines and rubble.
No bay angler should be intimidated by such terms, according to David London of Margate. He traveled to the Atlantic City Reef with his 26-foot mako powered by 500 horsepower worth of outboards, then charged over to the Great Egg Reef where his brother Steve described the bite as "out of control."
Stellar performance by Downey propels Margate in ACBL finals
Written by Bill LeConey Friday, August 15, 2014 11:26 am
MARGATE – Jason Downey says he is happy with his decision to spend the summer playing baseball at the South Jersey shore.
His Margate Hurricanes teammates are equally happy with that decision.
Downey pitched a complete game, two-hit shutout Thursday night at Jerome Avenue Field, leading Margate to a 3-0 win over Hammonton in Game 3 of the Atlantic County Baseball League Championship Series.
The all-important victory gave defending champion Margate a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series. The Hurricanes will go for their 20th ACBL championship when the series resumes 7 p.m. Monday at Hammonton Lake Park.
Read more: Stellar performance by Downey propels Margate in ACBL finals
Gill takes place among lifeguard greats
Written by Brian Cunniff Wednesday, August 13, 2014 11:06 am
OCEAN CITY – Kevin Gill has finished in first place in a lot of swim races over the past couple of years on the lifeguard competition circuit. But he's always aw-shucks humble after doing so.
But despite all that humility, Gill can't shy away from all the accolades he's received.
The latest came via his performance at the most important lifeguard race of the summer. The 17-year-old rising senior at Ocean City High School beat a field full of Division I college-level athletes to earn the half-mile ocean swim victory in the South Jersey Lifeguard Championships Friday evening at the 34th Street Beach.
Female lifeguard cracks the boys club
Written by Brian Cunniff Wednesday, August 13, 2014 11:02 am
OCEAN CITY – Last Friday's South Jersey Lifeguard Championships featured quite a few highlights.
Margate's Ashton Funk tilled his boat beautifully at the finish to win the singles row, accounting for his record-tying ninth South Jersey championship and leading his patrol to the team title.
Atlantic City's Vince Granese and Jim Smith nipped Ocean City's Matt Garbutt and Dylan Kosten at the wire at the close of the doubles row in one the most exciting race endings of the summer.
And Kevin Gill, just a 17-year-old, won his first-ever South Jersey title in the swim race.
But when the competition was complete, a lot of people couldn't stop talking about Hayley Edwards.
Noah Granigan's European cycling vacation
Written by Brian Cunniff Wednesday, August 13, 2014 10:57 am
While most of us are trying to squeeze as much out of the last couple of weeks of the traditional summer season here at the Jersey Shore, Noah Granigan is riding his bike some 3,500 miles away.
Granigan, a recent graduate of Middle Township High School and a key member of the school's South Jersey champion boys soccer team last fall, arrived in Europe last weekend for a month-long training period with the United States national cycling team.
Granigan was selected to participate with the national team in Europe in part due to his performances in recent cycling races, most notably his second-place effort in the ages 17-18 national championships road race in Madison, Wisc., earlier this summer. He also enjoyed success in a couple of New Jersey races, winning the Tour of Somerville and placing second at the Historic Riverton race.
Great memories and hot hoops at Chuck's 3 on 3
Written by Mike Schultz Wednesday, August 13, 2014 10:40 am
VENTNOR - The crosswalks of Ventnor were loaded with beach goers on Saturday morning August 9.
A select few people (82 to be exact) traded their board shorts and bikinis for mesh shorts and sneakers and participated in the 26th Annual Chuck's 3 on 3 basketball tournament at the Ventnor Educational Community Complex.
The two-day tournament, which is hosted by the Ventnor City Board of Recreation, Robert's Place and the Cakert family, is held every year in honor of the late Chuck Cakert who passed away of a heart attack at the early age of 40 while playing basketball.
This year Chuck's 3 on 3 enjoyed the second largest turnout since the tournament began in 1989.
Participants range from "biddy" through adult and all levels in between including junior high boys and girls and high school boys and girls.
Summer camp heralds new era for EHT girls hoops
Written by Bill LeConey Wednesday, August 13, 2014 09:36 am
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – If the turnout for Danielle Brady's inaugural Egg Harbor Township girls basketball camp is any indication, the high school program has the support – and the numbers – to be healthy and competitive for a long, long time.
The camp drew about 60 girls ranging from fifth grade to the underclass high school level. And, as Brady noted, with less than three weeks to put the camp together, "something's going right" with EHT basketball.
Rosenberg's gem leads Hammonton in ACBL Game 1
Written by Bill LeConey Wednesday, August 13, 2014 08:30 am
MARGATE - Hammonton's efforts to dethrone perennial ACBL champion Margate got off to a successful and dramatic start on Monday, Aug. 11.
Hammonton left-hander Trevor Rosenberg, an Oakcrest High School graduate and Sweetwater resident, came within an out of pitching a no-hitter. Hammonton beat Margate 6-2 in Game 1 of the Atlantic County Baseball League championship series at Margate's Jerome Avenue field.
Ocean City remembers Dick Grimes
Written by Tom Williams Tuesday, August 12, 2014 11:02 am
OCEAN CITY — Dick Grimes died earlier this week and lots of people have memories of him.
McGovern, Kobierowski team to win island row
Written by Brian Cunniff Monday, August 11, 2014 10:52 am
NORTH WILDWOOD – Veteran rowers and past winners Darrick Kobierowski and Terry McGovern used a strong start to jump to an early lead, methodically pulled away from the rest of the field throughout the race and won the 39th annual Bud Tarbotton Memorial Around the Island Row Monday morning in dominating fashion.
Kobierowski, a Wildwood lifeguard, and McGovern, a Wildwood Crest lifeguard, posted a winning time of 2 hours, 48 minutes, 38 seconds to beat the field by more than three minutes. The race began in Hereford Inlet in North Wildwood, traveled through the bay behind the Wildwoods and through Cold Spring Inlet into the ocean before ending with a floating finish at the 16th Avenue beach.
Funk leads Margate to glory
Written by Brian Cunniff Saturday, August 09, 2014 07:58 am
OCEAN CITY – It's difficult enough to beat Ashton Funk in an ocean rowing race. When mitigating factors such as crashing waves and whipping currents aren't in play, it's almost impossible.
Funk, adding to his already impressive lifeguard competition resume, led the Margate Beach Patrol to its fourth South Jersey championship in seven summers Friday evening with a comfortable win in the single row.
Funk's victory, coupled with a third-place doubles row finish by teammates Bob Bechtel and Chris Graves, gave Margate eight team points in the three-event competition, allowing it to edge second-place Atlantic City (seven) and third-place Longport (six).
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We have received word that Patriot Coal has laid off or moved 124 workers at the Hobet Mining Complex in Boone County.
Alpha Natural Resources has announced another 60 layoffs. The jobs are being eliminated at Ruby Energy, Taylor Fork, and Rock Spring.
A mother arrested for her role in the death of her toddler is back in West Virginia and back in jail.
The eight remaining sentencing hearings in the Mountain Laurel kickback case have been moved to next year.
Gatti's Pizza and the Fountain Place Cinema 8 in Logan are coming together with the the school system for a variety of activities.
Senator Jay Rockefeller and other congressional democrats introduced a bill on Thursday that is intended to make it easier for miners with black lung disease to get their federal benefits.
The City of Logan held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the new Central City Pedestrian Bridge on Thursday.
West Virginia Delegate Justin Marcum who represents the 20th District that includes Mingo County and a small part of Logan County will seek to be the new House Minority leader when the legislature reconvenes in January.
The Lincoln County Commission appointed Mike Fioravante to serve the rest of Ron Gregory's term and Brenda Escue to serve the remainder of Gary McMellon's term.
Former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship has pleaded not guilty to federal charges stemming from the 2010 UBB Mine Disaster. He faces up to 31 years in prison if convicted. His bond was set at $5 million dollars.
Congressman-elect Evan Jenkins will hold a seat of the influential Appropriations Committee when he takes office in January.
There appears to be general agreement among members of the Lincoln County Commission to have a special election next year to try and pass two key levies that failed to meet the required 60 percent approval in the November 4th vote.
A two story house behind Magnolia Gardens in Matewan is considered a total loss after a fire on Wednesday morning.
The Boone County Sheriff�s Department arrested six people on Wednesday on drug related and other charges at a home on Bricktown Road in Nellis.
Diann Hannah won the election earlier this month with 67% of the vote and took the oath of office on Wednesday
The Hatfield McCoy Recreation Authority hasn�t been following state purchasing and employee bonus laws, according to a report from the state legislative auditor. That's because the authority has been operated like a nonprofit, not a state agency, for its entire 18-year existence.
Logan Regional Medical Center and the Logan and Mingo Child Advocacy Centers are opening a special outpatient clinic to serve child victims of sex crimes in Logan & Mingo Counties
The production "Mamie" was written locally and will be performed on stage for the first time anywhere by TAS.
Edward �Tag� Keith was appointed by unanimous vote at the Tuesday Council meeting.
Restaurants at West Virginia�s state parks are providing what they are calling a fuss-free Thanksgiving.
13 year old Kurtland Vanover was located in the War area on Wednesday.
The Mingo County Board of Education has created a new code system for bad weather days and emergencies.
The antlered deer firearm season begins Monday and runs through December 6th. This does not include the archery only counties of Logan, Mingo, McDowell, and Wyoming.
Citizens for Coal is calling for and accepting donations for the Miners Relief Fund. President Roger Horton says they are looking for holiday help for those caught in the switches of the coal industry downturn.
A state Senate panel seeking to revitalize the struggling southern coalfields met in Oak Hill Tuesday night.
Appalachian Power has some tips for keeping your heat inside and keeping your bill lower or at least consistent each month.
Former Mingo County Judge Michael Thornsbury has agreed to settle a lawsuit to avoid trial. Robert Woodruff sued Thornsbury and others, alleging malicious prosecution, false arrest, and wrongful imprisonment.
Chapmanville City Councilman Jeremy Farley has decided to resign from his post. Farley says the town deserves someone who can dedicate more time to town matters.
A toy drive benefiting Logan County children has officially kicked off for the 2014 Christmas season.
Saturday marked the start of the second enrollment period for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. Logan Regional Medical Center has staff on hand specifically for the purpose of being your guide.
America's Got Talent winner and Logan County's own Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. will join with former members of the Temptations, Drifters and Platters for a Christmas concert at the Coalfield Jamboree in downtown Logan.
West Virginia health officials are urging pregnant women to get the flu shot.
A new study shows Kentucky's bourbon industry is making a bigger splash in the state's economy, nearly doubling its workforce in two years and leading a $3 billion distilling sector primed for another round of expansion.
West Virginia PTA is challenging students to come up with healthy recipes. The organization says the goal is to promote healthy habits and to reward students for healthy lifestyles.
Marshall University athletics ran a $749,800 deficit in 2013. West Virginia University netted $4.2 million,
West Virginia University has been awarded a five-year, $10.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for stroke research.
The American Red Cross in West Virginia is seeking the donation of unneeded vehicles that can sold for money to help those in need.
The West Virginia Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority plans to begin offering the four-week Financial Peace University program in November to inmates serving sentences for misdemeanor convictions.
The West Virginia Department of Education is getting a grant to curb gun violence by connecting families, schools and communities to mental health services.
The Kentucky Health Cooperative says it's postponing its entrance into West Virginia's health care marketplace for one year.
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2014-06-27Georgia, EU Sign Association Agreement
Georgia and the European Union signed Association Agreement, including deep and comprehensive free trade area (DCFTA), on June 27 in the margins of the European Council meeting in Brussels.
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That model/writer has extremely good taste when it comes to games. The anime however, not so much. GO IZANAGI!
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Chicks just happened to land more sex appeal than the male sex. If society deemed men more visually enchanting they'd inherit the role of a promiscuous mistress. However popular belief states and has convinced fragile minds that girls are somehow segregated from the idea of even being human and just by doing the human thing and playing by life's rules. My closing statements are all people are catty whores that sell out for attention, nor is anyone up for persecution. We don't make statements to …
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*funny thing is most of these anime girls otakus love aren't even otakus but in fact are an imitation of women with non-otaku personalities. The only difference with anime girls is they have super powers…so why is this debate even taking place? I doubt anyone would interrogate Kuroi Mato or Hatsune Miku to find out if she's a legitimate otaku. Otakus like anime because the artists have captured the positive traits in real people, and have effectively expressed an admiration of these …
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Spencer Hunter. "'Clean coal' plants hitting snags Higher construction costs, global warming are hurdles". Columbus Dispatch. 11 Jan. 2008 - Plans once touted as environmentally friendly ways to burn coal to produce electricity are falling victim to rising construction costs and the unknown expense of trapping global-warming gases. For clean-air advocates, the issue is simple: "There's no such thing as clean coal," said Bruce Nilles, who directs the Sierra Club's National Coal Campaign.
For consumers, however, the whole thing might seem a bit more complicated and expensive.
Clean is the word that power companies use to describe coal-fired plants they want to build to address our insatiable demand for electricity. These plants turn coal into a gas and release far fewer toxins than traditional plants.
But how clean is clean? And why are plans to build these plants falling apart?
Spiraling construction costs and questions about carbon dioxide emissions -- a leading global-warming contributor -- already have delayed plans to build dozens of traditional coal-burning power plants nationwide. Plans for at least 11 coal-to-gas plants have been scrapped or delayed.
Matthew Wald. "Mounting Costs Slow the Push for Clean Coal". New York Times. 30 May 2008 - For years, scientists have had a straightforward idea for taming global warming. They want to take the carbon dioxide that spews from coal-burning power plants and pump it back into the ground.
President Bush is for it, and indeed has spent years talking up the virtues of "clean coal." All three candidates to succeed him favor the approach. So do many other members of Congress. Coal companies are for it. Many environmentalists favor it. Utility executives are practically begging for the technology.
But it has become clear in recent months that the nation's effort to develop the technique is lagging badly.
In January, the government canceled its support for what was supposed to be a showcase project, a plant at a carefully chosen site in Illinois where there was coal, access to the power grid, and soil underfoot that backers said could hold the carbon dioxide for eons.
Perhaps worse, in the last few months, utility projects in Florida, West Virginia, Ohio, Minnesota and Washington State that would have made it easier to capture carbon dioxide have all been canceled or thrown into regulatory limbo.
Coal is abundant and cheap, assuring that it will continue to be used. But the failure to start building, testing, tweaking and perfecting carbon capture and storage means that developing the technology may come too late to make coal compatible with limiting global warming.


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A massive box-office hit on its release in 1958, The Vikings blazed a trail for the grand, historical epic. Even now, decades later, it's a remarkably impressive spectacle built around some vast action sequences and equally large performances by a couple of old Hollywood titans.
Narrated by Orson Welles, the story follows Viking king Ragnar (Borgine) and his son Einar (Douglas) as they attempt to kidnap Princess Morgana (Leigh). But Einar falls for her, and then so does slave Eric (Curtis), who also turns out to be the illegitimate son of Ragnar.
Sporting some impressive facial scarring, Douglas gives a gloriously rambunctious performance. Leigh smoulders and displays an unusual amount of flesh for the period while Curtis proves an impressive action man, despite at one point becoming separated from his hand. It's the sheer scale of the thing that's striking however, director Fleischer relocating to Norway, using life-size long ships and guiding the fight sequences as if his life depended on it. Yet despite the dedication to visual authenticity there's never a moment when you imagine the cast are anything other than A-list Hollywood superstars, and that's a large part of the appeal of this fabulously overblown epic.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A Mason County man has been sentenced to a year-and-a-half in federal prison for dumping raw sewage without a permit.
Frank Zuspan, 61, of Mason County was sentenced during a hearing in U.S. District Court in Huntington Tuesday.
In September, Zuspan pleaded guilty to taking a 2400-gallon sewage hauling truck to property in Mason County in December 2010 and dumping it into a lake and stream watershed connected to the Ohio River.
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WILDWOOD ŌĆō To some students at Glenwood Avenue Elementary School, a full backpack means not going hungry over the weekend.
Thanks to an anticipated donation of $5,000 in January, Glenwood Avenue Elementary School Principal John Kummings said the backpack program will be able to help more students.
With the city listed as having the highest rate of child poverty in the state, according to the 2011 U.S. Census, the school district uses as many federal programs as it can.
Almost every child at the school is eligible for the federally subsidized free and reduced-fee meal program, so the elementary school offers it free to all children and about 90 percent show up early each day, school officials said.
However, the backpack program is made possible through donations and grants.
The Wildwood Board of Education has a backpack program for the districtŌĆÖs neediest students, said Superintendent Anderson.
ŌĆ£These are kids that might not have food to get them through the weekend,ŌĆØ Anderson said.
According to the Wildwood Board of Education, the program started with a grant from Chartwells Food Service and resources from the Community Food Bank of New Jersey.
ŌĆ£It doesnŌĆÖt cost the district anything,ŌĆØ Anderson said.
The program works by identifying children who are not getting sufficient food outside of school on a regular basis.
Then they are given a small backpack stocked with shelf-stable items such as macaroni and cheese, corn flakes, apple juice, milk or canned fruit. Additional backpacks can be provided if there are other children in the home who are also identified as chronically hungry.
The program is designed for children in grades Pre-K through eight. Staff members must refer a child into the program, and parents must sign a permission slip indicating they will permit their child to participate.
ŌĆ£A hungry child is not focusing on learning,ŌĆØ Anderson said. ŌĆ£Some children come to us on Monday morning not having had a full meal all weekend.ŌĆØ
School board member Todd Kenninger told the board that he had worked on a toy drive with Cindy Fritz, the school nurse at Glenwood Avenue Elementary School.
Kenninger said the drive can ŌĆ£really open your eyes to how some of the students live.
ŌĆ£It is amazing that the kids do as well as they do and score anything on all these state tests considering the conditions that some of them have to live in,ŌĆØ he said.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre extremely lucky to have the staff that we do that cares so much about these kids,ŌĆØ Kenninger said.
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PLAISTOW - The Plaistow man accused of beating and burning his girlfriend's 3-year-old son and later running off to Universal Studios in Florida to avoid capture has been indicted on first- and second-degree assault charges.
Roland Dow, 27, was indicted by a Rockingham County grand jury this week on the felony assault charges stemming from the alleged abuse discovered on Nov. 14 when he and Jessica Linscott, 23, brought her son, James Nicholson, to Exeter Hospital.
Prosecutors accused Dow of striking James in the head, causing a traumatic brain injury that led to seizures and other problems. He was also accused of burning the boy's wrist and fingers.
Assistant Rockingham County Attorney Michael Zaino said Friday he could only confirm that Dow was indicted on the first- and second-degree assault charges, but could not provide more details on the indictments until they are made public next week.
A probable cause hearing for Dow whad been scheduled for Monday in the 10th Circuit Court in Plaistow, but it has now been called off following the indictment.
Dow also faces five misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly failing to seek medical care for James on several occasions.
Jessica Linscott is charged with six misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child based on similar accusations. She is scheduled to appear in court Dec. 20 for a pretrial hearing.
Dow and Linscott remain held at the Rockingham County jail after they were arrested at the Universal Studios theme park in Orlando, Fla., last week following a nearly two-week manhunt that attracted national media attention.
James, who was hospitalized for several days with critical injuries, has now been released from the hospital and is living with his grandmother in Kingston while he remains in the custody of the state Division of Children, Youth and Families.
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Undisclosed Desires [Part 2] Ruby found that she couldn't look Weiss in the eye as she paid for her usual order. After spending an embarrassing amount of time watching the two replicas kissing, which resulted in a night of rolling around in bed trying to get her friend out of her mind, Ruby's mind had filled with an annoying amount of questions. Questions that, should she speak any of them, would destroy their friendship forever. Thankfully the little café was busy and Weiss was being her usual, no-nonsense self. As soon as the white-haired girl saw Ruby at the counter, she prepared a large, black coffee with two drops of espresso. Ruby paid and was shooed away for the next person in line without saying a word. It still struck Ruby as odd that Weiss went out of her way to acquire a part-time job. The white-haired girl was destined to take over her family's company, and she wasn't low on money. Ruby wondered if the job was just anoth
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Wednesday night was all about the uSwitch Mobile Awards for us at Three…and boy they didn't disappoint.
With only 17 awards up for grabs we managed to come home with SIX beautiful, shiny gongs to add to our growing collection.
Wednesday night was all about the uSwitch Mobile Awards for us at Three…and boy they didn't disappoint.
With only 17 awards up for grabs we managed to come home with SIX beautiful, shiny gongs to add to our growing collection.
It's the most wonderful time of the year…. Isn't it? I mean there are Christmas songs, Christmas jumpers, presents, amazing food, snow (if we're lucky), presents, Christmas films, presents. Did we mention presents?!
We've all been there;
You; 'I've just been Christmas shopping.'
Your friend; 'Great, how did it go?'
You; 'Weeell, I ended up getting this for me. And this for me. And this for me. And a pair of socks for my dad. Merry Christmas me!'
Cue intense feelings of guilt that are only slightly dissipated when you gaze lovingly upon your new possessions.
You want with all your heart to treat your loved ones, but it's so hard not to get distracted by the shiny things you want. We don't blame you.
Wouldn't it be great if treating yourself could be guilt-free? If buying for yourself meant you were also bringing joy to your loved ones? That's just what we're letting you do this Christmas.
You can say Merry Christmas me…and you, with loads of amazing offers from Three.
The latest top of the range Desire smartphone; the HTC Desire EYE launches today on Three. Featuring the best front facing camera available on the market today, it's the phone for the true selfie connoisseur. And best of all, we're the only UK Operator who have it at launch. Woop!
The MOBO Awards are set to make a triumphant return to London on October 22nd 2014 at none other than the SSE Arena, Wembley. And what's more, we're lucky enough to be one of this year's sponsors along with the mighty HTC. Excited much?
If you're desperate to get your hands on a VIP ticket to see the likes of Nicole Scherzinger, Jessie J and Professor Green performing at the glittering event, keep reading.
There's nothing worse than breaking up with someone who just doesn't want to let go. You want to move on, but instead you're bombarded with a hundred reasons not to leave. Sound familiar?
Like any other relationship, the one you have with your mobile provider can be harmonious; but when you decide to set your sights somewhere else, the break-up can be tricky. We feel that switching mobile operators needn't be so complicated, so we're doing something about it.
UK mobile customers have to go to their existing provider to ask permission to move to a new operator. This can be very frustrating for the customer as they often have to face an annoying and lengthy call with their old provider. On top of this, they risk getting double-billed or facing a loss of service during the switch.
There is a far easier and fairer approach to switching. We, TalkTalk, The Federation of Communication Services and consumer champion Sarah Willingham are calling on Ofcom to introduce a single-call switching process where a customer only needs to ring their chosen provider. The chosen provider can then manage the switch with the existing operator, even transferring your number across to them.
That's it – no lengthy phone calls with your old provider and you can still keep your number.
We want an easy, quick, single-call switching system that lets you move your number to a new network without hassle and without a fight so we've written to the industry regulator, Ofcom, to ask them to fix switching urgently.
Not too long ago it felt as though you couldn't pick up a paper without another story of a hard-done-by customer, all stern-faced, holding up a ridiculous telephone bill. The culprit was very often international roaming or the 30 times you had to call your internet service provider on their 0800 number to get a problem sorted.
You might be forgiven for thinking that 'bill shock' is now a thing of the past. For the most part, those crazy £3000 bills are. But we've recently learnt that over half (54%) of EE, Vodafone and O2 customers have experienced bill shock in the last year- to the tune of £213 each! Not newspaper worthy, but still enough to cause considerable dismay among customers. These bills are often the result of high or unexpected roaming fees or charges for 0800 numbers.
To highlight the eye-watering charges of other networks, we've today launched a range of Kleenex-style tissues made using the recycled bills from our competitors. He he
24 months is a long time to go between new phones isn't it? I'm sure we all remember the halcyon days of 12 month contracts that pretty much guaranteed you a new phone once a year. If shiny new technology is your thing, sometimes even 6 months can seem like too long a time to have the same phone…
So if the latest, must-have phone is coming out, being only a few months in to your contract can seem frustrating to say the least. Even if you're near the end of your contract, wouldn't it be nice to already have any upfront cost on a new phone sorted?
That's where our Trade-in service comes in.
Today is Nokia Lumia day at Three
Nokia have this morning announced the Nokia Lumia 735 which will be on its way to Three very soon. We were lucky enough to get our hands on one before the announcement so are able to give you a sneak peek of this very cool phone, check it out.


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599cc, 76bhp, 134mph, Insurance group 11
The Honda CBF600 is undoubtedly a supremely competent motorcycle but lordy, is it dull! Bulky and heavy for a 600cc motorcycle, the Honda CBF600 lacks any real "go", despite being well designed and built. It's a good, safe choice for a new biker but, for those with more experience, it's unlikely to satiate your need for a rush. Once you've mastered the basics, ...
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For schmoozing about town there's really nothing more rewarding than a Ducati Monster 1000 with its easy-going dual spark (DS) motor. With its handsome, air-cooled V-twin hanging out in the breeze and trademark trellis frame the Ducati Monster 1000 is the quintessential roadster motorcycle.
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Often overlooked as a new machine, BMW's R1100R now makes tons of sense as a used bike. It's the naked version of BMW's twin cylinder 'Boxer' – undoubtedly their best range of motorcycles at the time. The R1100R is an incredibly versatile machine that does anything well except high speed work and track days.
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There are 6 private schools in Hicksville, NY, serving 2,507 students.
Minority enrollment is 28% of the student body, which is equal to the NY state average of 28%.
The student:teacher ratio of 13:1 is higher than the state private school average of 10:1.
Hicksville, New York Private Schools
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HicksvilleCarousel Day School
9 West Ave
Hicksville, NY, 11801
(516)938-1137Daycare / Preschool11 students | Gr. NS-1
HicksvilleHoly Family School
17 Fordham Ave
Hicksville, NY, 11801
(516)938-3846(Roman Catholic)296 students | Gr. NS-8
HicksvilleHoly Trinity Diocesan High School
98 Cherry Ln
Hicksville, NY, 11801
(516)433-2900(Roman Catholic)1314 students | Gr. 9-12
HicksvilleOur Lady Of Mercy School
520 S Oyster Bay Rd
Hicksville, NY, 11801
(516)433-7040(Roman Catholic)389 students | Gr. PK-8
HicksvilleSt. Ignatius Loyola School
30 E Cherry St
Hicksville, NY, 11801
(516)931-0831(Roman Catholic)175 students | Gr. K-9
HicksvilleTrinity Lutheran School
40 W Nicholai St
Hicksville, NY, 11801
(516)931-2211(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)322 students | Gr. PK-8
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Today was Day 1 of a new program. It's a 4-day workout plan. Here's the schedule. It will be lower body on Sunday (squat focus), upper body on Monday (bench press focus), Tuesday and Wednesday off, lower body on Thursday (deadlift focus), and upper body on Friday.
Today's workout:
1A) Vertical Jump (4x4) 1B) Box Squat (3x3)
2A) Glute Ham Raise (4x8) 2B) Plank (3 sets)
3A) Reverse Sled Drag (3 sets of 100 steps) 3B) Good Morning (3x10)
The rest of the day will now be spent outside in the snow.
BTW, here's your "to do" list for the 10th TT Transformation contest
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Here's a big tip for you:
If there is junk food in your house, you're going to eat it. So if you don't want to eat it, get it out of your house. Otherwise, accept the fact you're going to eat it - eventually. That's just the way it is, and that's how good diets go bad. It's true. I saw it on Fox.
And today's kick-butt mindset tip:
Take 10 minutes and identify all the obstacles in your way of success this week. Then come up with two solutions for every obstacle. There is a way to deal with everything.
Plan your work and work your plan. - Dr. Nido Qubein
Get to it,
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