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Take Charge! of your family's digital life by ensuring that your devices, services, practices and other tools are optimized for safety at all times.
Coping with Violence
Talking To Your Kids About the News: Parent Tip -- In today's 24/7 news environment, kids get exposed to current events that aren't always age-appropriate. Find ways to help kids deal with distressing current events.
Violence in Media Really Matters -- All kids love cartoons. But they can't always differentiate between what they see on screen and how they should act. Get tips to help your kids enjoy cartoon fun without imitating cartoon violence.
The Impact of TV Violence -- Scores of studies demonstrate the negative impact that TV violence can have on kids and families, but what can you do to tune out the bad stuff and help your kids cope? Check out these tips and advice from Common Sense Media.
Take Charge! of the Internet
The Internet has drastically changed the way that children interact with the world. In addition to offering a fascinating, new way to connect with the world and gain knowledge, the Internet also introduces new risks to children such as cyberbullying, online predators, exposure to inappropriate material and the potential to reveal too much personal information.
Parents and trusted adults can help make the Internet a safer place for their families by learning to recognize the warning signs of these risks and lessening potential negative impacts. It is important for parents to understand what their children are experiencing on and offline, and to learn how to use new forms of online communication, such as social networking, blogging, webcams and instant messaging to be able to teach their children to use them safely. Additionally, children whose parents and guardians regularly talk to them about personal safety are more likely to exhibit responsible online behavior on their own.
- Tips for safe Internet use:
- Keep the computer in a high-traffic area of your home.
- Know who is connecting with your children online and set rules for social networking, instant messaging, e-mailing, online gaming, and using webcams.
- Surf the Internet with your children and let them show you what they like to do online.
- Remember that Internet technology can be mobile, and make sure to monitor cell phones, gaming devices, and laptops.
- Continually dialogue with your children about online safety.
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Online games are not only a form of entertainment for children, but also an outlet for them to exercise important life skills, such as using their imaginations and employing problem-solving strategies to overcome obstacles. With the presence of instant chat features, forums and voice-enabled interactions, children are able to communicate and collaborate with other gamers all over the world. Unfortunately, these features also put children at risk online.
Many online games allow users to communicate anonymously, which certain users may take advantage of to target children. Online gaming exposes children to the risk of predators, cyberbullies and online scam artists, who may send inappropriate content online or use the communication functions to arrange an in-person meeting. Several game consoles offer Internet access and it is important to be aware of their communications features.
Tips for safe gaming:
- Tell your child never to give out personal information while gaming or agree to meet anyone outside of the game
- Know which safety features are available on the gaming equipment that your child uses—a headset may have voice-masking features, for example.
- Keep gaming consoles in an easy-to-supervise location and be aware of other places where your child may be accessing games.
- Teach your child not to respond to anyone who is being rude or bullying while playing the game.
Take Charge! of Your Wireless Phones
Cell phones not only provide children with the ability to send and receive messages, e-mails, texts and instant messages from other phones, but also the ability to access the Internet. Parents should consider cell phones an extension of the Internet and employ the same safeguards. It is important to open the lines of communication about online material with children by discussing what content they are allowed to access and making sure they are comfortable coming to a parent or trusted adult to talk about inappropriate content sent to them online.
Tips for safe cell phone use:
- Remind your child that texting is viral—anything sent in a text can be easily forwarded and shared.
- When shopping for a cell phone for your child, research the security settings that are available.
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Turkish side Galatasaray are ready to offer striker Darren Bent an escape from his Aston Villa nightmare.
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure says he wants to stay at the club for the rest of his career.
Robin van Persie has given Manchester United an injury scare - after falling down a hole during Saturday's win at QPR.
Gareth Bale insists Spurs are now north London's top dogs.
West Ham will offer manager Sam Allardyce a new deal this summer - if he keeps them in the Premier League.
Liverpool are in talks to sign Mexican keeper Guillermo Ochoa, 27, from French side Ajaccio.
Chelsea are planning a £15million swoop for Everton defender Leighton Baines.
Manchester City are ready to offer Yaya Toure a five-year deal worth £55million.
Roberto Mancini says Manchester United have been "really lucky" in the title race.
Everton want Manchester City misfit Scott Sinclair.
Edinson Cavani is top of Manchester City's wishlist this summer, with Radamel Falcao and Neymar also targets.
Galatasaray will offer Darren Bent an escape route out of Aston Villa in the summer.
Arsenal will begin their summer spending spree with a £16million move for Torino defender Angelo Ogbonna.
Ruud Gullit believes Jose Mourinho is nailed on to return to Chelsea.
Hull City players will share £10million if they achieve the Premier League promotion.
Mauricio Pochettino has backed Southampton chairman Nicola Cortese's plan to be in the Champions League within three years.
West Ham assistant boss Neil McDonald has defended taking the players to Dubai.
Manchester City have made the opening move in a £40m bid to land Atletico Madrid striker Falcao and are also tracking Watford's 19-year-old defender Tommie Hoban..
Neighbours United are weighing up a shock move for Swansea City skipper Ashley Williams.
Everton and England left-back Leighton Baines is a target for Chelsea despite Ashley Cole having signed a contract extension, while Toffees midfielder Marouane Fellaini still has a burning desire to move to Stamford Bridge.
Roberto Mancini believes Manchester United have ridden their luck this season.
Santi Cazorla struck twice to end Arsenal's week from hell in a critical 2-1 victory over Aston Villa.
Paolo Di Canio asked for a pay rise at Swindon - days AFTER he quit the League One club.
Jack Wilshere could become Arsenal captain as early as next season.
The Gunners lead a host of Premier League clubs monitoring Watford top scorer Matej Vydra.
Wigan will break their club transfer record to land Spartak Moscow winger Aiden McGeady - if they beat the drop.
Newcastle will try to land St Etienne striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, 23, in the summer after missing out on him in January - but face competition from Premier League rivals Spurs.
Fulham are tracking Portugal U21 international striker Paulo Regula who is rated at £400,000 by Olhanense.
French striker Thierry Henry, 35, is set for an emotional return to Arsenal - as a member of Wenger's coaching staff.
Robin van Persie is facing a battle to be fit for Manchester United's showdown with Real Madrid.
Roberto Mancini has sparked a player backlash at Manchester City .
Liverpool, Everton and Tottenham are tracking Feyenoord defenders Stefan de Vrij, 21, and 20-year-old Bruno Martins Indi who would cost a combined fee of £25m.
Real Madrid are monitoring Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez.
Cardiff boss Malky Mackay will be handed a £50m war chest if he takes them into the Premier League.
Tottenham are set to offer defender Michael Dawson a new deal - just six months after trying to sell him.
QPR chairman Tony Fernandes expects manager Harry Redknapp to stay at Loftus Road whatever their fate at the end of the Premier League season.
Manchester City are prepared to meet Napoli striker Edinson Cavani's £54 million buy-out clause as boss Roberto Mancini prepares for next season.
Arsenal will battle it out with Manchester United to sign Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
Manchester City are to press ahead with a £40 million bid for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani after accepting that Atletico Madrid's Radomel Falcao is likely to join either Chelsea or Real Madrid.
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Emergency Management Director and Jones County Fire Chief Don Graham said the structure fire took place Aug. 29 at 129 Peachtree Street in Haddock.
The chief reported that the Jones County Department of Fire and Rescue responded to the fire, and three fire engine companies arrived at the scene to find a singlewide mobile home with heavy fire in the living room.
Graham said it took firefighters approximately 15 minutes to suppress the fire. He said Sharon Pitts and Jazmine, her 2-year-old daughter, were home when the blaze broke out, but both were able to escape harm's way. No injuries were reported. The chief said the cause of the blaze was identified as a couch pushed up against an occupied wall socket that was feeding electricity to a window air conditioner.
The American Red Cross was dispatched to render aid to the homeowners, Terrence Pitts, his wife, and child.
Pitts works at the Gray plant of Ready Mix USA, and the company is reaching out to help him and his family. Angela Denton sent out an e-mail Friday asking for donations.
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WASHINGTON — The president suggested he would hold off introducing his own immigration bill as long as bipartisan Senate negotiations were proceeding apace – until his own immigration bill mysteriously leaked precisely as bipartisan Senate negotiations were proceeding apace.
A naked political maneuver and a blunt warning to Republicans: Finish that immigration deal in Congress or I'll propose something I know you can't accept – and flog the issue mercilessly next year to win back the House.
John McCain responded (correctly) that President Obama was creating a "cudgel" to gain "political advantage in the next election." Marco Rubio, a chief architect of the Senate bill, called Obama's alternative dead on arrival.
They doth protest quite a lot. Especially because on the single most important issue – instant amnesty – there is no real difference between the proposals.
Rubio calls it "probationary legal status." Obama uses the term "lawful prospective immigrant." But both would instantly legalize the 11 million illegal immigrants living here today. The moment either bill is signed, the 11 million become eligible for legal residence, the right to work and relief from the prospect of deportation.
Their life in the shadows is over, which is what matters to them above all. Call the status probationary or prospective but, in reality, it is permanent. There is no conceivable circumstance (short of criminality) under which the instant legalization would be revoked.
This is bad policy. It repeats the 1986 immigration reform that legalized (the then) 3 million while promising border enforcement – which was never carried out. Which opened the door to today's 11 million. And to the next 11 million as soon as the ink is dry on this reform.
The better policy would be enforcement first, followed by amnesty. Yes, amnesty. But only when we have assured that these 11 million constitute the last cohort.
How to assure that? With three obvious enforcement measures: (a) a universal E-Verify system by which employers must check the legal status of all their hires, (b) an effective system for tracking those who have overstayed their visas, and (c) closure of the southern border, mainly with the kind of triple fence that has proved so successful near San Diego.
If legalization would go into effect only when these conditions are met, there would be overwhelming bipartisan pressure to get enforcement done as quickly as possible.
Regrettably, there appears to be zero political will to undertake this kind of definitive solution. Democrats have little real interest in border enforcement. They see a rising Hispanic population as the key to a permanent Democratic majority. And Republicans are so panicked by last year's loss of the Hispanic vote by 44 points that they have conceded instant legalization. As in the Rubio proposal.
Hence Rubio's fallback. He at least makes enforcement the trigger for any normalization beyond legalization. Specifically, enforcement is required before the 11 million can apply for a green card.
A green card is surely a much weaker enforcement incentive than is legalization. But it still is something. Obama's proposal, on the other hand, obliterates any incentive for enforcement.
Obama makes virtually automatic the eventual acquisition of a green card and citizenship by today's 11 million. The clock starts on the day the bill is signed: eight years for a green card, five more for citizenship. It doesn't matter if the border is flooded with millions of new illegal immigrants (anticipating yet the next amnesty). The path to citizenship is irreversible, rendering enforcement irrelevant.
As for Obama's enforcement measures themselves, they are largely mere gestures: increased funding for border control, more deportation judges, more indeterminate stretching of a system that has already demonstrably failed. (Hence today's 11 million.) Except for the promise of an eventual universal E-Verify system, it is nothing but the appearance of motion.
And remember: Non-implementation of any of this has no effect on the path to full citizenship anyway.
The Rubio proposal at least creates some pressure for real enforcement because green card acquisition does not take place until the country finally verifies that its borders are under its control.
True, a far weaker incentive than requiring enforcement before legalization. But that fight appears to be totally lost.
In the end, the only remaining vessel for enforcement is the Rubio proposal. It is deeply flawed and highly imperfect.
But given that the Obama alternative effectively signs away America's right to decide who enters the country, the choice between the two proposals on the table today is straightforward.
Charles Krauthammer is a Washington Post columnist and a frequent Fox News commentator.
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Last Saturday, November 3, Warren Elementary School hosted the regional spelling bee, in which they came in second.
"It was a very, very close second," principal Wendy Cobb said. "We lost by two points—which is one word," she explained.
According to Cobb, Warren's team, which consisted of Lila Montgomery, Eleanor Reilly, Tristan Connell, Tucker Mays, Sophie Rosen and Ahna Noel, was neck and neck with the team from Barre City for almost the entire event, until Barre City pulled ahead for the win.
Even still, with the help of coaches Heidi Ringer and Laurie Jones, "the kids worked really hard," Cobb said. "They did their best, and we're really proud of them."
On Saturday, November 3, 2012, the Harwood Union spelling team traveled to Barre Town School for the VPA Regional Spelling Bee Team Competition and came home with second place. This year's team included seventh-graders Erin Magill and Posey LaBombard and eighth- graders Colin Fennelly, Anneka Williams, Kathryn Pilliod and Michaela Magee (who was not present for the bee). Barre Town took a commanding lead in the first rounds, correctly spelling every bonus word. The Harwood team nailed every word on the regular spelling list (which they had tirelessly studied), but had a few missed bonus words. Harwood closed the gap in the last four rounds, but it was not enough to match the strong Barre Town team. Walden School took third, South Royalton fourth and The Sharon Academy took fifth place in Saturday's bee.
Veteran spelling coach Judi Gross had only praise for her 2012 spelling team, stating, "The students this year were the best prepared team in my seven years of coaching. We got tripped up on some bonus words, which are chosen randomly from every word in the English language! The Barre Town team performed amazingly this year, and we congratulate them – anyone who can beat us really deserves it!"


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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
The Summerville High School girls' soccer team is off to a strong start this season.
On Friday, the Lady Green Wave defeated Goose Creek 6-2 to improve its regular season record to 5-3. Summerville has a 1-1 mark in region play with a win over Colleton County and a loss to Beaufort.
The team has a new coach, Brian DeBolt, but he has a lot of experienced players to work with as the Wave returned nine varsity lettermen this season: Tinslee Dilday, Madison Reeves, Hannah Potter, Taylor Edwards, Cyarah Wilson, Rachel Thurmes, Maggie Mayeaux, Jenny Matusik and Brianna Miner. Also on the squad are Madison Turner, Arianna Brown, Danielle Lodge, Gabrielle Colon, Summer Lundguist, Ashley McVicker, Emaleigh Tuggle and Anna Marie Henriquez.
The Summerville boys defeated Coffee County from Georgia 3-2 Friday to improve to 5-3-1 on the year. David Kennedy led the charge, scoring two Summerville goals.
The Summerville boys host Fort Dorchester Thursday while the Summerville girls travel to Fort Dorchester.
The Patriot boys improved to 5-4, 2-1 with a 5-0 victory over Colleton County Friday. Trevour Johnson led the charge, scoring two Fort goals.
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Summer Camp Dates:June 22 – 26, July 6 – 10, and July 20 – 24
Hours of Operation:Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ages:Minimum age requirement is 5 years old.To ensure that the level of programming provided will engage all of our young guests, during certain programs in Nature's Wonders, children will be separated by age into different groups. Little Rangers: Ages 5 through 8 Junior Rangers: Ages 9 and older
Reservations, Drop-off and Pick-upReservations for Nature's Wonders Summer Camp are required. Please call Leisure Reservations at (239) 598-3300 or extension 6001 from within the hotel. Parents will be required to sign a release form before their children participate in the camp.
MealsLunch is included. Snacks and beverages are also available throughout the day.
Daily ProgrammingActivities are subject to weather and may change. The program descriptions are general in nature; each program is not solely confined to that description. The programs are supplemented with other activities such as laboratory work, computer time, supervised swim, nature films and crafts. Programming in 2014 included:Monday Morning Program - Trails of Adventure Afternoon Program - Sharks Tuesday Morning Program - What Good is a Tree? Afternoon Program - Sea Turtle Survivor Wednesday Morning Program - Feeding Frenzy Afternoon Program - Trash Bash Thursday Morning Program - Marine Encounter Afternoon Program - Shell and Tell Friday Morning Program - Feeding Frenzy Afternoon Program - Nature Detectives
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Come in from the cold and warm up your spirits with soft fabric and brilliant color. The beautiful hand-crafted quilts are made with tools and resources that weren't available in grandmother's time.
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Willingham Theater
The 193-seat state-of-the-art theater offers live music, drama, dance performances, community theater and children's theater. The theater meets ADA requirements. It is equipped with assisted listening devices for the hearing impaired and special seating for people in wheelchairs.
2013 Schedule:
Jan. 26: Movie - Bottle Shock - 7 p.m. $5. Comedy-drama based on the 1976 wine competition in Paris, France wherein Napa Valley wines defeated French wines in a blind taste test and put Chateau Montelena Winery on the world map. Starring Bill Pullman and Alan Rickman.
Feb. 9: The Old Timey Radio Show. 7:30 p.m. $15. A performance by Carolina Music Way's Old Timey Radio Show—a high energy musical revue featuring the msuic of the north Piedmont and the Yadkin Valley Jammers. Directed by Ron Stacker Thompson and Matt Kendrick.
Feb. 23: Cle Thompson in concert. 7:30 p.m. $10. Not to be missed: the plaintive blues and uptown jazz stylings of Ms. Cle Thompson. Ms. Thompson, who lives and performs bi-coastally, returns to us from Los Angeles by special request and popular demand.
March 8: The Kruger Brothers in Concert. 7:30 p.m. $20. Classical, jazzy, grassy and acoustic, the amazing Kruger Brothers trio makes complex concert hall music appear effortless.
March 23: The Pluck Project. 7:30 p.m. $10. Nine solo performances by University of North Carolina School of the Arts dance majors culminating in a group performance staged by a New York choreographer.
March 24: The Pluck Project. 3:00 p.m. $10
April TBA: A Shakespeare Medley. 7:30 p.m. $10. Excerpts from some of the bard's favorite works.
April 13: Movie: Gone With the Wind
Coming in July….Children's theater production of the award-winning musical Honk Jr., directed by Vicky Town and performed by our community's children. Watch for audition information on our website: www.yadkinarts.org.
Purchase a season package of live performances featuring music, dance and drama for $35. Package includes:
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- The Pluck Project
- A Shakespeare Medley (date TBA)
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High school students get hands-on media experience at Penn State summer camp
Thirty-five high school students traveled from across the United States and internationally July 6-10, 2014, to learn about storytelling methods at Penn State's Multimedia Journalism Camp, one of many camps offered on campus during the summer months. During the five-day camp, students produced 55 stories, which can be viewed at sites.comm.psu.edu/camps/.
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Penn State's Carnegie Building houses the College of Communications.
Online news portals get credibility boost from trusted sources
People who read news on the Web tend to trust the gate even if there is no gatekeeper, according to Penn State researchers. When readers access a story from a credible news source they trust through an online portal, they also tend to trust the portal, said S. Shyam Sundar, Distinguished Professor of Communications and co-director of the Media Effects Research Laboratory. Most of these portals use computers, not people, to automatically sort and post stories.
People have powerful appeal in photos
College students looking at photographs spent more time gazing at the people in the pictures than the surrounding elements, even when those people were quite small or not centrally located, according to Penn State researchers. These findings could help the researchers develop better visual-scene displays (VSDs) -- computer-generated images that help people with disabilities learn to communicate.
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Oct. 6, 2011. Penn State faculty, staff and students participating in the United Way Day of Caring.
Communications students get hands-on newspaper experience with CDT
Six Penn State communications students are earning valuable experience this semester through an independent study opportunity with the Centre Daily Times, in which their news stories are published.
Students participating this semester are: Mike Bray (junior-journalism), from West Chester, Pa.; Alanna Fuschillo (junior-communications), from Cape May, N.J.; Drew Gingrich (junior-print journalism), from Havertown, Pa.; Shane Hennigan (senior-telecommunications) from Dunmore, Pa.; Kate Herskovitz (sophomore-communications), from Reisertown, Md.; and Shane McGregor (senior, print journalism and English), from Ebensburg, Pa.
Student-run Happy Valley Communications offers professional experience
Having hands-on experience can help job applicants stand out when entering the work force, and being involved with an organization that enhances skill and ability offers students a way to gain that experience. For Penn State students, especially those majoring public relations, marketing and other communications fields, the student organization Happy Valley Communications gives them relevant experience to add to their resumes and skill sets.
Newslore revealed true feelings of Americans after 9/11 attack
News-based folklore spread primarily on the web may offer insights into what ordinary Americans think about current events, including 9/11, according to a Penn State researcher.
September 2011
Penn State Photo of the Day collection for September 2011
People tend to exaggerate influence of political ads on others
The push for campaign finance reform may be driven by a tendency to overestimate the power of political messages to influence other people's opinions, according to researchers.
Compared to bloggers, journalists go deeper to cover sports
When sports stories become linked with other social and business issues, professional journalists tend to offer deeper and broader coverage than sports bloggers, according to Penn State researchers. In a study of the way mainstream columnists and popular bloggers covered conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh's involvement in a partnership attempting to buy a professional football team, the researchers showed that journalists were more likely to include issues such as race and business in their columns, said Marie Hardin, associate director of the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism in the College of Communications.
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Report: Walmart Forbids Store Managers From Ordering More Ammunition
Walmart Restricts Ammunition Sales
thedailysheeple.com / By M. Frank Drover / January 13th, 2013
As gun and ammunition sales across the United States skyrocket and store shelves are emptied of just about anything related to weapons and accessories that may soon be banned by the Federal Government, some of Americas largest and most well known corporations are starting to take sides.
Reports have been streaming in over the last few weeks indicating that retail giant Walmart may be standing against the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and that their corporate headquarters has taken steps to restrict the availability of ammunition.
The following is an alert sent by a reader toSteveQuayle.com:
READ MORE: Report: Walmart Forbids Store Managers From Ordering More AmmunitionIve read various postings on message boards claiming local Wal-Mart managers told customers they are no longer permitted to reorder ammo inventory. I can confirm this is true.
I went to Wal-Mart today in our town to buy ammo. The case was almost empty. I asked the store manager when new supplies will arrive.
He said, Corporate headquarters notified all local managers that we can not order any more ammo until further notice.


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Christina Jasak has seen the benefits her daughter Theresa has derived from the STAR Riding Inc. program at Hopeland Farms.
The 13-year-old, who was diagnosed with Schizencephaly, a rare brain disorder, has been able to improve her balance, coordination and strength as a result of her involvement in the riding program for people with disabilities.
"This is our second or third season," said Christina Jasak, a resident of Richmond County. "This is something fun for her to do."
Theresa Jasak was one of the students participating in Saturday's STAR Riding session, conducted by the nonprofit organization's instructor Kim Davies, who succeeded Kerri Creamer as program coordinator on Jan. 8. Davies has been an instructor with the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International affiliate since 2011.
The horseman has a long association with riding programs for people with disabilities, as her father John Anthony Davies started the program in the U.K. and brought it to the United States, said Davies.
The opportunity to teach students in the program, which is open to people ages 3 through 60, brings Davies great satisfaction. She readily embraced the opportunity to teach on Saturdays, and the position evolved and grew in responsibility. Students have an opportunity not only to improve their motor skills, but their communication and interpersonal skills by interacting with the volunteers, the instructor and others in the program. The sessions feature a number of games, but Davies has also placed an emphasis on learning.
"I teach the kids to ride horses," said Davies. "They have to steer, be able to get their balance, stand up in the stirrups, go over poles and the hope eventually is for them to be able to ride independently."
The program is looking for additional students with physical disabilities, said Davies.
STAR Riding Inc. has also reached out to the community and has enlisted the help of the U.S. Army and U.S. Airforce through their Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program, who volunteer their time on Saturdays.
"We can't do it without the volunteers," said Davies. "We try to make it fun for everybody."
For more information about STAR Riding Inc., visit starriding.org.
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What time do the fights start?
What time do the fights start?
Lauzon's legs got jacked UP. Yikes.
damn I dont have NBCSN... and really dont wanna turn off this Football game to stream it. How's the fights been so far Fedorlei?
Pretty bowling shoe ugly if you ask me.
Bas's commentary was especially horrible. Friggin' dreadful, even by Bas standards.
Fitch nearly lost to a complete unknown until he started going for broke and still looked pretty blah.
Burkman/Carl was sloppy as shit and the ref fucked up on the finish and let the sub be held until Burkman was unconscious despite his tap.
Alexis Vila got completely hosed losing a decision, I had him taking all 3 rounds and at the very least the last 2.
Torres got murderized and Volkmann/Firmino was pretty brutal
Gaethie nearly kicked Dan Lauzon's knee out and Lauzon's corner let him keep fighting despite his inability to stand in between rounds.
The only two fighters who came out of this card looking legitimately good were Gaethie and Moraes(who is an utter fucking beast and should be in the UFC).
Really sloppy card, next one with Kyle/Rumble should be leaps and bounds better.
I am pretty sure Moraes recently signed a long term deal with WSOF unfortunately.
"If a man with no arms and a man with no legs started learning karate, the same light bulb would appear over every head in Japan. Thats right: Glue them together and see if it can kill a panda."
I agree with fedorlei. Card was sloppy. I liked the fights but damn the fighters definitely didn't look like world beaters. Forget saying they aren't at ufc caliber, tonight they didn't even look bellator caliber. And I've enjoyed all their events but tonight was just a mess. Glad I didn't end up paying to watch em live.
Lol at me and my recent thread on Lauzon and Burkman both finished tonight by pretty much unknowns after being on 4/5 fight win streaks.
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Weight-Loss Advice: What Will Help You Lose Weight and What Won't
Weight-Loss Advice: What Will Help You Lose Weight and What Won't
Cynthia Sass, R.D., tells what's fast, what's healthy—and what's both.SEE MORE
A Juice FastNo. "I have yet to know one person who has done a juice fast and kept the weight off," says Sass. "You'll gain it back when you eat real food again."
The Master CleanseNo. "Subsisting on a mix of cayenne pepper, maple syrup and lemon juice is like an extreme juice fast—but it doesn't contain any substantial food. At least with juice you're getting some calories and antioxidants."
Going RawMaybe. "All the veggies you eat certainly keep your overall calories low, but I've also known people to gain weight on raw diets because they eat so many nuts and seeds. It's also really hard to stick with!"
Cutting Out "White" StuffYes. "Refined foods like white flour and sugar have been stripped of vitamins and minerals, not to mention fiber—which leaves you with a more compact grain that has more calories bite for bite. Cutting these out means you'll cut your total calories." It's quite possibly the healthiest, fastest way for any woman to lose weight.
Drinking MilkYes. A new study found that dieters who consumed at least 12 ounces of milk or other dairy lost more weight over the course of two years than those who had less. How the phenomenon works isn't clear, but the protein in dairy (stick to the low-fat kind) may help keep you full.
Spicy FoodsYes. "It boosts metabolism, and the more you eat, the more effect it has. It could take off up to 10 pounds in a year. I know—shocking!"
Paying With CashMaybe. A recent study found that people who use a credit card at the supermarket make more impulse junk-food purchases than those who use cash. They also tend to buy more food.
A Gluten-Free DietNo. "Eliminating gluten—a grain protein in wheat, rye and barley—has nothing to do with weight, even among people who are truly intolerant to it. You'll lose weight only if you cut calories, too."
Eating BreakfastYes. "Having a morning meal helps your metabolism and also prevents you from being ravenous later—and then making poorer food choices." The ideal meal is a mix of sustaining protein, a little fat and fiber. Think: Nonfat yogurt with berries and a little granola.
A Low-Carb DietNo. You may lose in the short term, but mostly water weight. "Carbs are the body's preferred fuel—that's why they're so plentiful in nature. Eliminate white carbs, and you'll likely lose weight, but take away whole grains, and you risk mood swings and cravings."
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Alice M. Sweet, 99, of Sweet Road, Waterbury Center, passed away in the comfort of her home and family on Tuesday, November 15, 2011. Born in Waterbury Center on July 7, 1912, she was the daughter of the late Francis L. and Lizzie (Hart) Minott. On August 5, 1938, she married Lynwood R. "Jack" Sweet in Johnson. Jack passed away on August 24, 1989.
Alice was a 1931 graduate of Waterbury High School and continued her education at the Johnson Normal School where she received her teaching certificate in 1933. As a young woman, Alice began a lifelong journey in music that began in school and played an important role throughout her life. While in school she enjoyed taking part in musicals and plays, played piano for Don Fields and Pony Boys in a Battle of the Bands competition and then for many years played the organ at the Waterbury Center Community Church and sang in the church choir.
Teaching school was not just a vocation for Alice. She loved helping children learn. Following a few years of teaching in one-room schools, Alice started in 1946 at the Seminary Building in Waterbury Center where she was a teaching principal. In 1960, she began teaching second grade at the Waterbury Elementary School from which she retired in 1975.
In her leisure time, she enjoyed flower gardening, particularly cultivating roses, sewing, crocheting pillowcase lace and singing. She was a member of the Waterbury Center Community Church for over 80 years.
Her family fondly remembers Alice for her kindness, grace and love, particularly for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She will be deeply missed.
Alice is survived by her children, Gayle Waite and her husband Bill of Elizabethton, TN, Carol Moulton and her husband Bill of Morrisville, and Brian "Tom" Sweet and his wife Grace of Waterbury Center; seven grandsons and 11 great-grandchildren; her sisters, Marion Moulton and Louise Welch, both of Waterbury Center, and Beverly Farnham of Williamstown; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family. Alice was predeceased by a grandson James Lynwood Moulton and a sister Myrtie Beane.
A celebration of Alice Sweet's life will be held from the Waterbury Center Community Church on Saturday, November 19, 2011, at 11 a.m. with a reception to follow in the church dining room. Inurnment will take place in Waterbury Center Cemetery. For those who wish, memorial gifts would be appreciated to Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice, 600 Granger Road, Barre, VT 05641 (www.cvhhh.org) or to the Waterbury Center Community Church, P. O. Box 216, Waterbury Center, VT 05677. To send online condolences, please visit www.perkinsparker.com and Facebook. Assisting the family is the Perkins-Parker Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Waterbury.


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Come and enjoy an afternoon of golf while experiencing the fulfillment of helping disadvantaged children from the Aiken area and throughout South Carolina.
This opportunity is available at noon on June 17, with the annual Camp SERTOMA Golf Tournament in Aiken at Woodside Plantation Country Club.
Proceeds from the event will benefit Camp SERTOMA of South Carolina, a nonprofit organization supporting a lake summer camp experience for South Carolina children with speech and hearing disorders, as well as underprivileged children.
Camp SERTOMA is held each summer in the upstate on the shores of Lake Hartwell. Six, one-week camp sessions are held for children to engage in activities such as nature hikes, archery, sailing, campfires, cookouts, fishing, boat rides, swimming, recreational games, skits and much more.
For most of the children, it is a "once-in-a-lifetime experience" that hopefully may make a difference in their lives.
To participate, the SERTOMA Club asks those interested to consider fielding a team of four with a cost of $300.
Lunch before play and a post-tournament steak dinner to be served. There will be prizes for winning teams, as well, with a Captain's Choice format.
Also, several sponsorship opportunities are available starting at $100.
For more information about the event, call Don Bartelmay at 803-648-5388, or email email@example.com.
For more information about Camp SERTOMA, visit www.campsertomasc.com. and www.woodside-plantation.com.
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CONCORD, N.C. – One of the WKA season's most popular national events takes place this weekend when the VEGA / TS Racing Road Racing Series driven by Mazda runs its fifth event of the 2013 tour, the Mid-Ohio Nationals at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington.
The event, hosted by the Ohio-based Dart Kart Club, marks another return for road racers to the high-speed, challenging 2.2-mile course.
WKA Road Racing nationals have been run at Mid-Ohio since the 1970s, making the track one of the earliest venues for World Karting Association national events. The series ran at Mid-Ohio in 1984, when 568 entries filled the paddock, before taking an unprecedented 17-year hiatus from 1985 to the series' return in 2002, when a terrific turnout of 637 entrants competed at the return of WKA Road Racing at Mid-Ohio.
The Road Racing Series has retuned to Mid-Ohio every year since '02, making it the second-longest running consecutive-year venue on the Road Racing circuit behind Carolina Motorsports Park.
Entry counts have been above 400 every year at Mid-Ohio, and this year's event looks to be no exception. Pre-entry numbers have nearly matched last year's count. Practice entry numbers have surpassed 100 drivers, equaling last year's total.
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Thursday, June 6: Gates open for kart teams from 6pm to 10pm. Pre-entry pickup and registration from 6 to 9pm.
Friday, June 7: Drivers Meeting at 8am. Official group practice 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Saturday, June 8: Practice 8am to 10am. Racing 10am to approx. 5pm.
Sunday, June 9: Practice 8am to 10am. Racing 10am to approx. 4pm.
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Also known as the first movie made from James Frey's fiction factory. (It must be nice for Dianna Agron to be in a production that actually gives her lines.)
Also known as the first movie made from James Frey's fiction factory.
Also known as the first movie made from James Frey's fiction factory. (It must be nice for Dianna Agron to be in a production that actually gives her lines.)
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PRESTONSBURG — The future of the Strand Twin Theater — Floyd County's only cinema — is in doubt once again, after a deal to purchase the troubled theater has now collapsed.
On Christmas Eve, a tentative buyer stepped forward, offering to purchase the property and keep it operational. That person, who asked to remain anonymous until a deal was finalized, had plans not only to continue operating the theater, but also to expand its offerings by having private rentals and live events at the venue.
All appeared on track throughout Christmas week, as the theater began notifying patrons via its Facebook page that it would remain open.
Now, however, the future of the theater is once again uncertain.
Citing unexpected operational costs and a lack of time to devote to the project, the tentative buyer informed Absher Enterprises this week that he has withdrawn his offer for the theater.
Absher Enterprises announced the closure of the Strand last month, citing declining ticket sales and an upcoming industry-wide conversion to expensive digital projectors. When the closure was first announced, Jan. 6 was slated as the final date the theater would be open.
Calls Thursday to Absher Enterprises did not make the Strand's future any more clear. Owner-operator J.T. Absher was out of town and could not be reached. An employee who answered the phone at Absher Enterprises said she did not know if there were any other deals in the works or whether the theater would remain open past this weekend.
The theater will be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday, premiering "This Is 40" and "The Guilt Trip," along with a midnight showing Friday night of John Carpenter's 1982 science fiction horror film "The Thing," as part of the East Kentucky Fear Festival film series.


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SCOUTING CHATTANOOGA (17-3, 10-1 SoCon)
The Lady Mocs, 17-3 on the year, remain tied with Davidson at the top of the Southern Conference standings with a 10-1 SoCon record after a close win at Furman Saturday afternoon. Chattanooga has the largest scoring margin in the SoCon outscoring opponents by an average 13.3 points per game. UTC averages 68.6 points per game and allows opponents just 55.3 points. From the field, Chattanooga is shooting 41.5 percent and 65.5 percent from the free throw line. Beyond the arc, the Lady Mocs are second in the SoCon with 6.6 per game and average 31.3 percent. On the boards UTC is averaging 39.4 boards and give up 37.2 per game. Chattanooga ranks first in the SoCon in turnover margin (+5) and assist-turnover ratio (14.8-14.0), third for assists (14.8) fourth in steals (10.0) and 10th for blocked shots (2.4).
Junior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.) leads the SoCon in field goal percentage making 52.2 percent of her attempts, is third in the league in scoring with 15.6 points per game and leads the Lady Mocs with 6.2 rebounds per game. Senior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) is second on the team in scoring and 12th in the league with 12.6 points per game and climbing the scoring chart with 1,210 career points. She is second in the SoCon for 3-point field goal percentage, making 41.8 percent of her attempts and third for 3-pointers made with 2.1 per game. She leads the conference with a 1.9 assist-turnover ratio and is eighth in the league with a 78.4 free throw percentage. Junior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) is third on the team in scoring with 9.3 points and 5.6 rebounds per game. Senior Kylie Lambert (Etowah, Tenn.) is second on the team, 12th in the SoCon, in rebounding with 6.0 per game.
SCOUTING WOFFORD (6-13, 1-10 SoCon)
The Terriers are 6-13 overall and 1-10 in league play with a win over College of Charleston and fell to Appalachian State in double overtime earlier this season. Wofford is eighth in the SoCon with 56.2 points per game and give up 61.7 to its opponents. From the field, the Terriers shoot 36.6 percent and are 24.2 percent from the 3-point arc. From the free throw line, Wofford is shooting 62.9 percent and are ninth in 3-point shooting with 3.8 per game. On the boards, they are seventh in the league with 37.7 rebounds per game and sixth on rebounding defense giving up 39.3 an outing. Wofford averages 9.6 steals per game and 2.8 blocked shots.
Morgan Wrightson leads the Terriers with 13.2 points per game and Daniella Motley, 15th in the league, is second in scoring with 12.4 points per game while her 9.9 rebounds/game is second in the SoCon. Motley is shooting 45.2 percent and averages 1.5 blocked shots per game. Rachel Brittenham is second on the team in rebounding with 4.4 per game and third in the SoCon for assists with 4.1/game while averaging 2.1 steals.
Chattanooga leads the series with Wofford 37-2 including a 31 game win streak dating back to December 5, 1999, the start of Wes Moore's second season at UTC. On the road the Lady Mocs are 16-0 against the Terriers and 32-1 in the Wes Moore era. Wofford's two wins both came in the Southern Conference tournament in back-to-back years. The first was in 1998 in Craig Parrott's last year at Chattanooga and the next was Moore's first season.
In the last meeting between the two teams, the Lady Mocs came away with a 68-54 victory led by Ashlen Dewart's season-best 29 points and 12 rebounds. Kayla Christopher had 16 points in the win with a pair of 3-pointers and was 4-of-4 from the free throw line. Taylor Hall dished out five assists, snared four steals and had eight rebounds. UTC shot 41 percent from the field, 26.7 percent from the 3-point line and struggled at the free throw line making just 14-of-27. Chattanooga outrebounded the Terriers 50-31 and had 13 steals. Wofford was led by Rachel Brittenham with 17 points, six assists and four steals. Daniella Motley had 12 points and five rebounds in the loss while Jordan Frazier had eight points and four rebounds. Khadijah Joyner had four blocked shots in the game and seven rebounds. The Terriers shot 37.3 percent from the field and 26.1 percent (6-23) from the 3-point line while sinking all four free throw attempts.


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Smart and simple, this spacious one bedroom apartment is totally new. The owner an Architect has design its interior with special dedication and care.
The apartment itself is unusually spacious for a one bedroom property, and has been decorated in a contemporary fashion.
It is on the fourth floor of a vintage building that has been totally restored. An elevator provides access to this lovely apartment making it wheelchair accessible as well.
The whole apartment has a beautiful floor of solid wood and recovered brick on the walls. The high beam ceilings add to the wonderful old-world style with all the modern amenities: free WiFi high speed, phone, flat screen TV, DVD player...
The kitchen is fully equipped with a washing machine, fridge, dishwasher, induction hob, oven, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, kettle and all the cooking utensils needed to prepare a meal in whenever desired.
The large open-plan living, kitchen and dining area is spacious and bright, with 2 balconies and 2 large windows that flood the space with light for much of the day. A ceiling fan helps to keep the room nice and airy.
The master bedroom has been decorated in a clean, contemporary style. It has a double bed (1'60m x 2'00m) and also contains a walk-in closet/wardrobe for your clothes. Bedside tables and lamps and access to one of the balconies make this a terrific room to rest and relax in preparation for your sightseeing adventures in Valencia.
The bathroom is modern and has a large walk-in shower, wooden shelving for holding extra supplies for this room and a vanity top with mirror and hair dryer allowing guests to prepare for the day.
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The taxi should cost around 18€.
The price for a single metro ticket is 3'90€.
Take line 3 or 5 and stop at Angel Guimerà or Xátiva (20-22min). Both stations are really close to the apartment, you have a 5min walk. Let me know and I will send you some maps showing you how to get to the apartment from there.
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You can also use the free transfer bus that drives you to the Central Station and then walk.
You can take a regular bus: line 64 to Plaza de España, and then you'll have a 2min walk (140m) to the apartment.
In any case, just let me know that you're arriving to this station and I will send you some maps to show you where to pick the buses and how to come.
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Next to Plaza de Espaa tube station, close to all amenities, 5 minutes walk to the Ayuntamiento (Twon Hall), Plaza de Toros, and Coln, the shopping area of Valencia, a street full of boutiques and bars.


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Dana Bennett, a physical education teacher at Charles Pinckney Elementary School, attended the Teacher's Institute held at Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum, home of the USS Yorktown. Bennett joined 41 others from 16 districts across South Carolina for the museum's annual professional development program, which includes spending the night on the Yorktown. Through the two-day program, the teachers received 20 recertification hours.
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The pro-Confederacy writings and radio comments of a former Charleston-based political pundit is influencing a potential presidential candidate's image long before the 2016 race ever reaches South Carolina.
Jack Hunter, who opines under the moniker "Southern Avenger," has long been a supporter of Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, widely seen as probable Republican presidential candidate in 2016.
But in the past few weeks, some of the Washington Beltway's political focus has fallen on Hunter's writings and comments that over the years have carried a decidedly neo-Confederate, far-right slant.
In one column attributed to Hunter from 2004 titled "John Wilkes Booth Was Right," he wrote, "Although Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth's heart was in the right place, the Southern Avenger does regret that Lincoln's murder automatically turned him into a martyr."
He went on to say, "In fact, not only was Abraham Lincoln the worst President, but one of the worst figures in American history."
In another column sampling, Hunter took on diversity, writing that of "all the politically-correct doctrines that dominate modern life, perhaps the most idiotic is the notion that 'diversity is a strength.' "
Published reports also point out Hunter co-wrote Sen. Paul's book "The Tea Party Goes to Washington," and more recently has been Paul's social media director.
Chris Haire, managing editor of the Charleston City Paper weekly — which for years had published Hunter's columns — said Friday that Hunter called him in April asking to have as many as 50 entries of his past writings removed from the paper's website. Haire refused.
"I think it's a full-scale scrubbing," Haire said of the request coming in advance of Sen. Paul's political plans. South Carolina traditionally is also the first GOP presidential primary in the South.
Hunter also has written for The Post and Courier's entertainment section. Attempts to reach him were unsuccessful Friday. He did not respond to an email or a Facebook message.
Sen. Paul's Washington office also did not respond to phone and e-mail messages. But earlier the senator commented by saying "It was a shock radio job. He was doing wet T-shirt contests. But can a guy not have a youth and stuff? People try to say I smoked pot one time, and I wasn't fit for office," Washington media reported.
On his web page earlier this month, Hunter also issued a statement in response to the attention that's been given to his utterings.
"The role of a radio host is different from that of a political operative. In radio, sometimes you're encouraged to be provocative and inflammatory. I've been guilty of both, and am embarrassed by some of the comments I made precisely because they do not represent me today. I was embarrassed by some of them even then," it said in part.
Hunter was also a blogger for Paul's father, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Tex., during his presidential bid, reports say.
Reach Schuyler Kropf at 937-5551.
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