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In their season opener, the Antlers Bearcats were hosted by the Valliant Bulldogs on September 6. The visitor stands were packed with Bearcat fans, anxious to see how the team would respond with new coaching staff and 47 players. On the opening kick off, the Bearcats took control of the ball and marched down the field, scoring a touchdown right off the bat with Junior Lucas Austin (#34) running up the middle. Senior Tanner Brown (#12) kicked the extra point and the score was 7 to 0. The Bulldogs tried to prevail against the Bearcats, but the defense held strong. The Bearcats scored another touchdown in the second quarter with Senior Zach Speer (#5) running in the end zone with a QB keep, making the score 13 to 0. The kick for the extra point was no good.
The Bulldogs then came back with a TD of their own. Their field goal kick was blocked, but the refs called a penalty for roughing the kicker. This time, the Bulldogs ran the ball in for a two-point conversion and the score was 13 to 8 at the half. Both teams came back strong in the second half, but it was a defensive game now. Both came close to scoring several times, including a 45 yard pass thrown by Senior QB Zach Speer (#5) to Senior WR Tanner Brown (#12) within a few yards of the goal. In the final minutes of the game, the Bulldogs were heading towards the goal. The game ending play was a very well covered pass being picked off by Zach Speer (#5) after being tipped by teammate Bryce Carter (#11) with 5 seconds left in the game. Antlers fans were on their feet cheering their team for the long-awaited victory (some were in tears). Coach Speer said "Defense played outstanding, made the plays when we had to. (bend don't break). The offense took care of the ball."
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Jake Ellenberger not sure where he fits in after UFC 158 KO, but pursuing title | News
Ellenberger (29-6 MMA, 8-2 UFC) on Saturday knocked out former Strikeforce welterweight champ Nate Marquardt (32-12-2 MMA, 10-5 UFC) in the first round. The only problem is, where does that put him in the division.
Champion Georges St-Pierre was victorious over Nick Diaz. Johny Hendricks moved to next in line for GSP with his unanimous decision win over Carlos Condit at UFC 158 in Newark, N.J.
So where does that leave Ellenberger, who has won two straight and eight of his past nine? Even he's not sure.
"I'm not really sure right now," Ellenberger said. "I was just so focused on Nate Marquardt tonight and winning the fight. I've never turned down anyone in the UFC. Anyone they've put me against, I've matched up. I'm focusing on that title shot myself.
At the very least, Ellenberger's boss,UFC President Dana White, took notice. Ellenberger got a $50,000 "Knockout of the Night bonus for his win.
"It was awesome," White said of Ellenberger's performance. "One of the things I said to him in the back, he didn't go for a takedown. He stood right in there with Nate Marquardt and banged and finished him."
Marquardt had gone more than five and a half years without being knocked out until Ellberger did what he did on Saturday night.
White said after the post-event news conference that the fact Ellenberger didn't rely on his wrestling prowess to beat Marquardt was of particular note.
"I think Ellenberger looked awesome," White said. The thing that was most impressive about Ellenberger was he didn't wrestle with him. He stood up with him."


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Boaters and sailors of the Charleston Harbor beware: I'm learning how to sail.
The College of Charleston Sailing Association teaches community, non-credit courses for the rookies of the water. So, do me and the other eight members of the class a favor: get outta the way.
You know those big cargo ships that motor through the shipping channel? We're probably more dangerous than them.
I'd say treat the CofC J-22's like a student driver in an automobile, but we all know we like to mess with those petrefied 15 year olds – toot the horn, change lanes without signaling and all that kind of stuff.
But, I'd rather not put a hole in your hull, so treat us more like that really tall guy in church that you always get stuck seated behind. Just shuffle away.
One day I'll be a champion of the harbor, and I'll tack and jibe on purpose. For at least the first few occasions, though, I'll be yelling "duck" more than a 5 year old circling his kindergarten pals during the popular recess game. Except there's never a "goose."
During my first lesson this past Saturday, I performed a couple of accidental jibes, causing the boom – that piece of metal attached perpendicular to the mast – to swing violently over myself and my two crew members. Fortunately, everyone did "duck" in time.
It's a blast, though, and I recommend the course to everyone. There are certainly worse investments than cruising – or wandering around at this point of my skill level – in the Charleston Harbor.
I make a conscious effort to remind myself that Jacob Raymond, assistant dockmaster, promised me the boat won't tip over unless there are extreme wind gusts. And Ken Smoak, our instructor, provided the tip that I cling to: "tiller to trouble," meaning point the tiller – the steering mechanism – toward the object that could cause some issues.
That's a lifesaver in all scenarios except for one. Shouldn't the tiller always be pointed at me?
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Saints DE Junior Galette exited Monday night's game against the Eagles with an ankle injury and will not return.
Panthers DT Star Lotulelei was carted off the field in Monday's practice, and spotted with his surgically-repaired right foot in a walking boot.
Bears first-round WR Kevin White (shin) has now been sidelined for more than six weeks.
Sources tell the Baltimore Sun S Matt Elam will need surgery to repair his torn biceps.
Geno Smith has thrown zero interceptions through the the first four days of training camp.
Browns CB Justin Gilbert continues to run behind Pierre Desir at camp.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Michael Crabtree has been the "star" of the Raiders' first three training camp practices.
Bills suspended OL coach Aaron Kromer six games for conduct detrimental to the team.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport was told Trent Richardson has a "50 percent" chance of making the Raiders' 53-man roster.
The Buffalo News considers Matt Cassel the "leader in the clubhouse right now" in the Bills' quarterback derby.
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Sunday he envisions Andre Ellington handling 20 touches per game this season.
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Prince George's County Councilwoman Karen Toles (D-Dist. 7) of Suitland said she is looking to draft legislation this year to address human trafficking and is looking at how the county can better monitor its foster children population to prevent them from falling into crimes such as prostitution, she said.
"Protecting our children is a top priority," she said Saturday at a forum in District Heights hosted by the county's Human Relations Commission. "Hopefully, some of the things we put in place can resonate across the state and serve as a model."
Prince George's is part of a zone for human trafficking that stretches from nearby Washington, D.C. to points north such as New York City, officials said to the crowd of about 150 people.
Forum organizers say the event was the first step to finding new solutions to human trafficking and their accompanying issues such as sexual and child exploitation.
Human trafficking, which can involve everything from organ harvesting to domestic servitude, has risen to the world's second largest criminal enterprise behind drug trafficking — generating an estimated $32 billion a year, according to information from the United Nations.
Donnell Turner, a deputy state attorney, said the county's state's attorney's office hopes that the state legislature can pass rules to make it easier for officials to shut down hotels that allow prostitution.
David Coleman, who leads the county police's vice intelligence unit, said the full scale of the problem within the county is difficult to measure. Human trafficking crimes can be reported as prostitution, domestic incidents or assaults that do not detail the human trafficking aspect, officials said.
Prince George's County is particularly appealing to traffickers and pimps as the region features major highways, mass transit options and housing that can serve to house and rapidly move people, officials said.
People who lack community, family or social support tend to be at a higher risk of falling victim to exploitative practices, said Jeanne Allert, founder and executive director of Samaritan Women, a Baltimore-based charity that works with those impacted by human exploitation and trafficking.
The United States is the No. 1 consumer of human beings with an estimated $11-to $14-billion industry, according to information presented by Allert.
"What we have is a challenge in our modern day slavery era," she said. "We can't see the shackles."


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Perfect pancakes
Cooking timeCook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
A foolproof batter recipe and plenty of tips on how to make pancakes with flair, whether sweet or savoury
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- Freezable
- Easily doubled / halved
- Vegetarian
Nutrition per serving
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- 107
- protein
- 4g
- carbs
- 12g
- fat
- 5g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 2g
- salt
- 0.1g
- 100g plain flour
- 2 eggs
- 300ml semi-skimmed milk
- 1 tbsp sunflower oil or vegetable, plus extra for frying
- pinch salt
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Reheating pancakes
To oven reheat, stack the pancakes on a heatproof plate; cover with foil. Warm at 180C/fan 160C/gas 4 for 10-15 mins from cold or 5-10 mins from room temperature. To microwave, stack, cover with cling film, pierce the film. Reheat on High for 1 min.
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Onion, cheese & bacon Fry a chopped onion, then add chopped streaky bacon and cook until golden. Tip onto pancakes, grate over cheddar, fold up and eat hot. Tropical fruit & ginger: Fresh tropical fruits, stem ginger syrup and Greek yogurt.
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- Blending in the flour: Put the flour and a pinch of salt into a large mixing bowl and make a well in the centre. Crack the eggs into the middle, then pour in about 50ml milk and 1 tbsp oil. Start whisking from the centre, gradually drawing the flour into the eggs, milk and oil. Once all the flour is incorporated, beat until you have a smooth, thick paste. Add a little more milk if it is too stiff to beat.
- Finishing the batter: Add a good splash of milk and whisk to loosen the thick batter. While still whisking, pour in a steady stream of the remaining milk. Continue pouring and whisking until you have a batter that is the consistency of slightly thick single cream. Traditionally, people would say to now leave the batter for 30 mins, to allow the starch in the flour to swell, but there's no need.
- Getting the right thickness: Heat the pan over a moderate heat, then wipe it with oiled kitchen paper. Ladle some batter into the pan, tilting the pan to move the mixture around for a thin and even layer. Quickly pour any excess batter into a jug, return the pan to the heat, then leave to cook, undisturbed, for about 30 secs. Pour the excess batter from the jug back into the mixing bowl. If the pan is the right temperature, the pancake should turn golden underneath after about 30 secs and will be ready to turn.
- Flipping pancakes: Hold the pan handle, ease a fish slice under the pancake, then quickly lift and flip it over. Make sure the pancake is lying flat against base of the pan with no folds, then cook for another 30 secs before turning out onto a warm plate. Continue with the rest of the batter, serving them as you cook or stack onto a plate. You can freeze the pancakes for 1 month, wrapped in cling film or make them up to a day ahead.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2007
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Have always used a pancake mix as my own weren't very good. Followed this recipe on Tuesday and they were absolutely delicious. My family really enjoyed them so much that they asked me to make them again this morning for breakfast. Nice and easy recipe. But the quantities used only made 6 pancakes. Added vanilla essence and didn't use all the milk. Will definitely use this recipe again and again.
I do refer to the BBC good food website from time to time and find it fairly useful. I wish to pick bones on a simple point -the way some of your recipes refer to yogurt as Greek yogurt. It amazes me to see the ignorance of the fact that yogurt -in its all forms and flavours; with sugar , honey or fruit and strained - was discovered and used by the Turkish nomads well before the 1000AD, during which time the Greeks were feeding on fish, olives and figs. They were introduced to the Mesopotamian and Middle-Eastern food after the spread of the Ottoman Empire to the west - like the Balkans and East European regions. The word yogurt itself is Turkish and should not be renamed by who makes it or where it is made. I insist that curry is Indian (Indo-China) and soufflé is French in the same way as spaghetti is Italian. Similarly Yorkshire Pudding cannot be Athens Pudding, Lancashire Hot Pot cannot be Corfu Hot Pot. I am sure the Scots will not be amused if someone comes up with "Greek Haggis". Amongst the well known chefs only Rick Stein appears to have his facts right. He calls curry the Indian dish and yogurt as Turkish food. Because he actually visits the regions before he talks about their cuisine. It might be a good idea for some of these so called "tv-chefs" who gibber on tv or waffle on web pages to do the same - get out there - or refer to Wikipedia in order to get their facts right. Sorry but I believe in "black is black" and "cock and bull is cock and bull"


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Feb. 2 event showcases opera and drag performancesWritten by Brigitta Burks | News Editor | email@example.com
Two local art worlds will collide Feb. 2 for "Opera Ain't No Drag," a show featuring two Toledo Opera vocalists and six drag performers.
"It's going to be an experience that will be enjoyable for everyone and it will be a great introduction to the arts for people who haven't seen one or the other," said Lexi Staples, producer of the show and executive director of the Pride of Toledo Foundation, which puts on the annual Toledo Pride weekend during the summer.
The show will feature opera singers Jennifer Cresswell and Sean Cooper performing tunes from the upcoming Toledo Opera production of "Don Giovanni." Drag queens and kings Deja D. Dellataro, National Holiday, London Asia, Spacee Kadett, Orion SpanKing and Santana Romero will lip-sync popular opera songs. Each performer will do two routines and the show includes an intermission.
Staples, who does hair and makeup for Toledo Opera, thought of the idea for an opera/drag show in 2009 and has been working toward it since then.
"[I thought], how can we make opera seem really fun to people who haven't experienced it before and how can we make drag seem fun to people who haven't experienced that before?" she said.
She said feedback from everyone she approached to perform was positive. One of those performers is Kadett, the first-ever National King Entertainer of the Year. He lives in Detroit, but performs regularly in Toledo.
"I thought [the idea] was awesome; I couldn't quite wrap my head around it at first," Kadett said. "It's a really exciting spin on two exciting forms of art."
He said he travels to perform about once a month on average.
"It's a lot of hard work, but it's worth it. It's a great experience and you get to meet so many cool people," Kadett said. He became interested in drag performance as a member of his university's gay-straight alliance.
Staples said, "[Kadett's] a great performer and obviously we have a lot of local talent and we were pretty choosy with who we asked to do the event."
Holiday, who has been performing as a drag queen for 14 years, said she liked that the show gives her a chance to do songs other than Top 40 hits. The Sandusky-based performer added that the show will also help broaden her exposure in Toledo.
"I'm kind of new to the Toledo scene and just trying to get out there and meet new people and get a new fan base," said Holiday, who was Miss Ohio Continental Plus 2011. Holiday will perform to "Art is Calling for Me" and "Habanera."
Opera community members also said they were excited for "Opera Ain't No Drag."
Suzanne Rorick, executive director of Toledo Opera, said she is glad that the show will take place at Collingwood Arts Center. She also said, "I thought it was a very clever way of expanding our audience and reaching out to a broader piece of the community."
Cresswell, a soprano who met Staples in middle school, joined the Toledo Opera Children's Chorus at age 11. She now serves as its director and will play Donna Elvira in "Don Giovanni" this February.
She said of the opera/drag show with a laugh, "I probably won't be the best dressed one there."
Cresswell added that the local lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and allied (LGBTQA) community has always been supportive of Toledo Opera and that the show gives her a chance to do something new.
"I've never seen any drag shows so I think it'll be an exciting and informative night all the way around," Cresswell said.
Fellow opera singer Cooper, a bass-baritone, will play Leporello in "Don Giovanni." He is also a faculty member at Bowling Green State University.
The singer said that drag and opera share many qualities, like pageantry and the idea of escaping into a different reality.
He also added with a chuckle, "Opera is one of these art forms that's misunderstood. When it's bad it's really bad and I don't know if it's the same in drag shows, but I imagine it to be the case."
"For me, [opera's] a very vibrant living art form and I think a lot of people mistake it for this thing that's put on the shelf, an archaic museum piece."
The opera and LGBTQA communities have connected in the past through the group Primo Divos. Kelly Heuss, Toledo Pride marketing co-coordinator, said opera supporters were also receptive to drag performers at an event preview during Toledo Opera Celebrity Wait Night at Fat Fish Blue on Jan. 21.
"The people there seemed so excited about the event and couldn't wait to come out and see it. And that's sort of a whole different crowd for us," Heuss said.
Staples said Toledo Pride is aiming to sell 200-300 tickets for the show. She hopes the event becomes an annual occurrence.
The overall goal is to build bridges between arts communities — and connect with the overall community, she said.
"The goal is to make more community events that are bringing the LGBT community closer to the community at large and making sure we're a strong part of Toledo."
Proceeds will be split between the Pride of Toledo Foundation and Toledo Opera.
"Opera Ain't No Drag" starts at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2 at the Collingwood Arts Center, 2413 Collingwood Blvd. Doors are at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 each or two for $25. Tickets can be purchased at OutSKIRTS Bar, 5038 Lewis Ave., from 7 p.m. to midnight Wednesday through Saturday, at OperaAintNoDrag.brownpapertickets.com or by calling 1 (800) 838-3006.
Tags: Collingwood Arts Center, Deja D. Dellataro, Jennifer Cresswell, Lexi Staples, London Asia, National Holiday, Opera Ain't No Drag, Orion SpanKin, Santana Romero, Sean Cooper, Spacee Kadett, Toledo Opera, Toledo PRIDE


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From an economic development standpoint, the past 18 months have been exceptionally good. More than $1.35 billion has been invested in Aiken County, and that will lead to 1,000 new jobs being created in some of our manufacturing companies.
But all of that success could be wiped away by the U.S. Department of Energy and their plan to go back on a promise that they made to Aiken County years ago. This community sacrificed and played a crucial part in helping win the Cold War, and we were promised that the Savannah River Site would be cleaned up and not be left with the legacies of winning that war.
However due to budget issues, we are now on the verge of losing thousands of jobs. Without adequate funding to continue the missions at SRS, the legacy waste will still remain here.
That is a summary of what will happen, but let me try to break this complex matter down.
Since April 1, 2,500 of our friends and neighbors who are employed by SRNS, are working 32-hour weeks, and that has led to pay reductions of 20 percent to reflect the shorter work hours. Without a reprogramming of funds, this will continue until Sept. 30.
What does this mean if you do not work for SRNS? It means less money in those employees pockets that is then not spent throughout our community. Our local businesses are feeling the pinch, and that could potentially lead to job losses outside the SRS gates, further robbing our community of spending power.
To complicate matters, some DOE dollars are waiting for reprogramming, or moved from one account to another. This process is hung up in The White House's Office of Management and Budget. If these dollars are not reprogrammed by May 22, then 700 to 900 SRNS employees will be laid off on June 1 until Sept. 30, and 1.600 to 1,800 employees will continue on reduced 32-hour work weeks. This will further stress family pocketbooks, whether they work for SRNS or work for local businesses.
In dollars and cents, the above scenario will mean about $3.4 million per week that doesn't go to affected employees, which in turn does not get spent in our community. Numbers like this are hard to grasp, but they mean drastic changes locally, whether it becomes less spent at our local businesses or our less given to local charities.
The silver lining in this dark cloud is that all of this goes away with the beginning of the new Federal fiscal year on Oct 1. In the meantime, how many of those affected employees will leave to seek employment else outside of Aiken County, resulting in a dramatic loss of intellectual capacity as well as spending capacity in the area?
While Oct. 1 brings things back to normal for SRNS, another contractor is scheduled to be affected in the proposed 2013-2014 DOE budget. Savannah River Remediation, the liquid waste contractor, will be faced with laying off hundreds of employees. This will continue to ripple outside the SRS gates just as we are now experiencing.
SRR will still be able to stabilize the Cold War legacy waste, but not at the rate they currently are achieving.
SRR has been meeting all of the legal Federal Facility Agreement requirements up to this point. If the next budget is approved as presented, all of those requirements will be missed. And environmental risk increases every day that the waste program is slowed. This raises the likelihood that a tank waste leak could occur in the future.
These forecasts do not take into account what is occurring at MOX. The U.S. and Russia have treaties in place to safely and economically dispose of these materials for use in commercial nuclear reactors. To not continue the MOX project would be in direct violation of these treaties and the promise that DOE made to Aiken County. It would compound the economic problem by reducing the thousands of construction jobs that now exist and the promise our area had for 800 new jobs when MOX is operational.
This is the "perfect storm" that our region is facing. While currently this is a local issue, it morphs into a statewide issue and national issue quickly. What can we do as citizens of Aiken County? Let your voice be heard by the governor, S.C. House and Senate members as well as your U.S. Congressmen and Senators.
Aiken County is a jewel in South Carolina and the economic blow that comes with allowing things we do not want to remain will be detrimental to our area. Don't let DOE break their promise.
Will Williams is the executive director for the Economic Development Partnership.
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An Aiken County Councilman held an informal meeting with residents on Thursday to discuss Project Jackson one-on-one.
Councilman Scott Singer, who voted against the County's participation in the extension of the Tax Incremental Financing plan for the project in March, sat down with a handful of residents to hear their concerns in a more casual manner.
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Council is trying to decide if it will amend its share of the financing mechanism on 457 acres with a 30-year diversion of tax revenue.
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Fred Ilardi lives about 1,200 feet from the property and said he's not a fan of the idea of living near a facility that will bring in a lot of noise and traffic.
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North Augusta resident Pat Donohue concurred, stating that something beautiful and charming should go onto that property, not a "big, hostile stadium."
Singer didn't give an inkling of how he plans to vote on this item but said his role is to determine if this would be positive or negative for Aiken County residents as a whole.
From the feedback Singer's gathered, 60 percent of people from North Augusta who have contacted him are for Project Jackson. But approximately seven out of every 10 people in Aiken County who have contacted Singer are against it.
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Singer said he plans to find answers to the questions of concerned residents by addressing them at Tuesday's meeting.
The public hearing will take place on Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the amphitheater at Aiken Technical College.
Amy Banton is the County reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the publication since May 2010.
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The Harwood cross-country teams had a storybook finish at the Vermont Division 2 state meet on Saturday, October 26.
Both boys' and girls' teams easily outdistanced their closest rivals. The boys scored 20 points (placing five boys in the top seven), just missing a perfect score of 15 points. They beat their nearest rival by over 35 points. The girls placed five runners in the top 11. They beat rival Woodstock by 32 points.
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Nishi received strong backup from his team. Geoffrey Kazlow (3), Nathanael Kuzio (4), Nathaniel Kazlow (5), Caleb Kessler (7), Jacob Palmerio (14) and Noah Evans (33) all solidified the Harwood win. Having Geoffrey, Kuzio and Nathaniel go 3, 4 and 5 was huge," Kerrigan said, noting that "Caleb is nursing an injury and also ran tough."
Harwood girls were fired up after watching the boys' victory. They were supposed to be pressed by an outstanding Woodstock team. Early in the race, it looked like Woodstock would upset the four-time champion Highlanders as they ran one and two the first 4k of the 5k race.
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Patients in active treatment can earn points by maintaining excellent oral hygiene, no broken braces, wearing their appliances as instructed and more.
When exploring what do with the program, Runnels who's had his practice in Destin for 14 years, got the idea to create a card system for the kids to accumulate points because "all adults love having a credit card."
"I couldn't really come up with a great design," Runnels said of the challenge to find the perfect background for the rewards card. "In that time period, I turned 40 and Houston (Thackeray) painted a picture for me and I had it in the office. And I walked by and said 'you know, that would be a great design for the card.' "
Runnels' birthday was in February. He has known his patient Houston Thackeray, 11, all his life.
The 11 year old's painting of a surfer riding a rolling wave was an especially great design for the card since it incorporates Runnels' passion for the sport.
On the card, Runnels had the picture muted into the background with his office logo over the top. Patients will receive their new Patient Rewards card at their next appointment.
Patients can even earn points for sharing their practice experience with their friends and family, and by participating in the many fun contests that Runnels offers.
This point system allows patients to go online to the rewards website and redeem prizes like gift certificates to stores such as Bass Pro Shop, Target and Best Buy.
For more information, visit runnelsortho.com or call 850-269-0333. Runnels' practice is located at 4399 Commons Dr. E, Ste. 100A in Destin.


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for April 8. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Kira Marie Bryant, 21 — driving under suspension first offense commitment, hold for Barnwell Police Department – will extradite
Willie Deshaun Smith, 38 — trespassing bench warrant
Glenda Lee Martin, 41 — perjury false testimony under oath
Novian Gabrille Taylor, 17 — burglary second degree, simple larceny commitment, grand larceny more than $2,000 but less than $10,000, failure to comply with a Public Safety Officer
Zachary Stephone Maiden Sr., 27 — failure to appear, pointing and presenting a weapon at a person, criminal domestic violence
Andrew Lashawn Green, 25 — driving under suspension third offense or subsequent bench warrant two counts, failure to pay as ordered
Jeffrey Allen Hill, 25 — hold for Blount County, Ala., per National Crime Information Center teletype hit
Jessica Marie Roberts, 25 — expired registration, burglary third degree
Devlin Dovon Simpkins, 22 — driving under suspension third offense
Telly Amin Anderson, 36 — speeding 81 mph in a 55 mph zone, driving under suspension bench warrant, driving under suspension second offense, open container bench warrant
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My wife is 37weeks now and she routinely went in for the checkup and her BP was 150/90 and she was asked to go into the hospital and she was told that she has Pre-eclampsia. Now she is in the hospital and she is doing good. Her BP ranges in 125/70 to 142/90 and the only other symptom she has is little swollen feet. She had the swollen feet for the last month and half. The baby is doing great. She had the urine tests including the 24hour test done and we were told +1 on dipstick and normal on 24hr test.
The doctors kept saying we need to deliver the baby. We wanted to wait till it either becomes medically necessary or atleast she reaches 39th week. My wife is in the hospital and is staying in the hospital till the baby is delivered. She is constantly being monitored every 4 hours for her BP and teh baby's heart rate, etc. Since we kept insisting we wanted to wait, lately the doctor said that her platelet counts is going down. In the last 4 days, her count went from 172 to 163 to (no test done) to 147. They are going to test it again tomorrow.
Here is my question. Should the platelet count be kept dropping on the average of 8 like that? If so, how much longer can we wait based only on this count to make a decision assuming all other conditions remains the same? We have read that any count above 100 is safe for baby and mom. Are we making a sound decision by deciding to wait ro go with the doctors suggestion and deliver the baby even though it does not seem necessary to deliver immediately instead of letting the baby grow naturally.
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Wednesday, April 9, 2014
The Hell Hole Swamp Festival will hold its annual Opening Ceremonies at 11 a.m. Sunday, April 27 at the Steel Shed.
The Rev. David Phillips will officiate. The Proclamation will be made by Jamestown Mayor Roy Pipkin. The Governor of Hell Hole for 2014 will be announced by the 2013 Governor, Al Bishop. Music and singing will be provided by the Common Call Quartet.
Please bring a covered dish for dinner. The Hell Hole Swamp Books for 2014 will be presented.
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On April 9, the Parents as Leaders Class will be held at 11 a.m. The subject will be Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw and Tips for Summer Fun. Contact Rosalind Banks at 567-8152.
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New Mexico State University cross country teams will head to Fort Collins,
Colo., for the NCAA Mountain Regional Championships.
The Aggies will be facing regional opponents that ranked at
the national level. On the men's side,
Colorado is ranked first in the Mountain Region and second nationally. BYU is ranked second in the region and
seventh nationally. UNM is ranked third
in the region and 16th nationally.
Northern Arizona is ranked fourth in the region and 18th nationally.
On the women's side, Weber State is ranked first in the
Mountain Region and 13th nationally. UNM
is ranked second in the region and 17th nationally. Colorado is ranked third in the region and 24th
Last year, the men's team finished 12th and the women's team
finished 10th. Junior Kevin Palmer led
the Aggies in the men's event by finishing first for NM State and 36th overall
with a time of 31:34.5 in the 10k. In
the women's event, senior Courtney Schultz finishes first for NM State and
eighth overall with a time of 21:09.8 in the 6k.
Any Aggies who qualify for the NCAA Championships will
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Who the bleep cares what kind of phone these low-lifes use!?!?
TiPb celebrity iPhone and iPad sightings: Blake Lively, Courtney Cox, Ellen, Jessica
Hello everyone and welcome to TiPb's weekly celebrity iPhone and iPad sightings roundup! Time to take a little break from your daily routine and relax with some gossip from the world of the rich and famous. What do all of these celebrities have in common? They all were spotted with an iPhone or iPad, of course. Check out a ton of pictures after the break, and if you spot a celebrity rocking an iPhone or iPad, drop us a note at email@example.com so we can include them in the next roundup, next week!
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Here is Adriana Lima before the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show with her white iPhone.
Blake Lively checks her iPhone while she soaks in some sun in a tiny bikini.
Courteney Cox flashes... her iPhone... at the paparazzi while exiting a car.
Ellen Degeneres and Portia De Rossi enjoy an afternoon out.
Gwen Stefani rocks her iPhone in a white case.
Fitness expert Jennifer Nicole Lee keeps her iPhone safe in red.
Jessica Alba keeps her iPhone handy while she feeds the meter.
Kate Hudson turns her iPhone camera on the paparazzi while fiance Matt Belamy hides in a Tesco bag.
Maria Shriver strides along with her glasses and iPhone.
Loyal TiPb reader Erin got to meet the one and only Marilyn Manson at a signing. She was surprised to see he rocks a white iPhone, which she asked about. He loves it!
Sara Gilbert was spotted with 4 Non Blondes singer Linda Perry. Is that an iPhone in Sara's hand?
Country singer LeAnne Rimes shows off her..iPhone.
Something looks amiss with Miley Cyrus' face, but I can't figure out what's up with her. Still got her iPhone though, so that's good.
Darryl gets his iPhone game on while doing some leg lifts on The Office last week.
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I enjoy this site but seriously what the hell is the point of this? The iPhone is so commonplace now it's not out of the ordinary to see, yes even famous people, using it.
I'd prefer to see you post pictures of celebrities still using a Motorola RAZR. Now THAT would be out of the ordinary.
who gives a F about this? "oh boy my favorite vampire actor has this super cool phone, OMG ! if I get one he will LOVE ME! OMG!
Come on guys, give them a break,its neat to see different celebs with their iphone, but why in the hell is Ellen Degeneres amongst celebs? I loathe her/him/it !
Whos hating on a blog site? I only Ellen Degenerate ;)_
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Thursday, August 1, 2013
As a business leader and involved citizen in the Summerville area, Allstate agency owner Scott Labarowski of The Kaelyn Agency has been designated an Allstate Premier Agency for 2013.
The Allstate Premier Agency designation is bestowed upon less than 38 percent of Allstate's nearly 10,000 agency owners across the country. This designation is being presented to Labarowski for his outstanding performance and commitment to putting customers at the center of his agency's work.
The Premier Agency designation is awarded to Allstate agency owners who have demonstrated excellence in delivering an accessible, knowledgeable and personal customer experience, and in achieving outstanding business results.
The Kaelyn Agency is located at 75 Old Trolley Road, Suite 4 in Summerville and can be reached at (843) 821-4870.
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River Bluffs Open Space is a small but spectacular open space that provides something for all, human and wildlife alike. The Poudre River is its signature feature and provides one half mile of pools and riffles for ducks, other waterfowl, wading birds, and curious anglers. Raptors such as red-tailed hawks and great horned owls also call River Bluffs home.
River Bluffs Open Space is the newest addition to the Poudre River Trail. Once complete, the Poudre River Trail will be over 40 miles running from Bellvue, north of Fort Collins, to Island Grove Park in Greeley. The trail is currently in two sections separated by a 6-mile gap. The trail on River Bluffs Open Space connects to 21 beautiful miles of trail running southeast through Wildlife Areas and parks. The City of Ft. Collins manages a major section of the trail and Poudre River Trail Corridor Inc., a non-profit organization, manages the trail in Weld County.
Filling the 6-mile gap is one of Larimer County Natural Resources' top priorities. Larimer County and partners are currently working with willing landowners to acquire trail easements to fill the gap and will submit a grant application in the spring of 2012 to help acquire funding. If the grant is successful, new trail will be constructed in 2012 and 2013. The Poudre River Trail is envisioned to be complete in the next few years.
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The use of the term 'oldest' is a bit risky when talking about temples associated with Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism). Simply because no one has been able to clearly state how old Sanatana Dharma is. Say this temple is the oldest and immediately another person will be come with something much older.
So the safest option is to say that Ma Mundeshwari Temple in Kaimur District of Bihar is one of the oldest Hindu temples in the world.
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Apart from Shiva and Shakti, the temple also has idols of other popular gods in the Hindu pantheon including Ganesha, Surya, Vishnu and Mother Goddess.
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Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen is on to something, we think, with his effort to catalogue the state's special districts.
For a bit of a refresher, special districts are quasi-government agencies formed with the intention to increase local funds for specific purposes. The Perry County Public Library, for instance, is part of a taxing district governed by a board of directors who, thankfully in our case, have wisely used those taxes for what is an outstanding library.
But in some cases, as is inevitable, these funds aren't being used wisely by the governing boards of some agencies. Auditor Edelen's effort to map the state's special districts, which before was something no one had attempted, turned up what the auditor termed a layer of "ghost government" through which billions of dollars flow, and with little accountability.
What this new database of special districts provides is a tool for accountability for the average Kentuckian to use. Financial reports, for those districts that bothered to respond to the auditor's survey, are included, as is a wealth of information such as the district's board members and budgetary figures.
And while the database, which can be found on the state auditor's website, is far from a perfect tool in that its initial inception included some glaring errors and many districts failed to adequately respond, even now it is certainly a good enough tool that the residents of Kentucky can get a better feel for what these special districts are doing with taxpayer money, and, if needed, call them on it.
Transparency in government, at any level, is a fundamental need for the people. And this effort is one way for added transparency, and one that is needed. That much is sure, considering past cases and the alleged corruption that took place in other districts.
We also think this would be a good time for elected leaders in the legislature to review laws regarding Kentucky's special districts to ensure that the correct level of accountability is there, and if not, make it so.
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