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Chris Gagne, 38, of Bennington, is expected to be charged with felony counts of unlawful restraint, aggravated assault with deadly weapon and carrying a deadly weapon, according to a press release from Lt. Lloyd Dean of the Bennington Police.
Dean said that a Bennington resident, who police did not identify, came to the police station on Friday around 2:30 p.m. to make a complaint. The resident said Gagne pointed a gun at him during an argument inside a Union Street apartment.
Officers John Behan and Lawrence Cole took a statement from the resident and a witness who saw the two arguing. Behan obtained a search warrant for the Union Street apartment.
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Bennett: 'If I embarrassed the state, I apologize'
Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett is at the center of a birther controversy renewal after he consented to request proof of President Obama's citizenship from the state of Hawaii.
"If I embarrassed the state, I apologize," Bennett said of thrusting Arizona back into the birther spotlight, just months after Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said there was probable cause to believe Obama's birth certificate was fraudulent.
Bennett received over 1,200 emails from Arizona citizens requesting Obama's birth certificate to be examined before he is permitted to be on the 2012 presidential ballot.
"I don't see anything wrong with verifying something so that as many Arizonans as possible have confidence that the people that appear on the ballot are entitled to be there," Bennett said in an interview with News/Talk 92.3 KTAR's Mac & Gaydos.
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Bennett said the decision to request proof of Obama's citizenship was driven by the emails he received, though he is not personally party to the birthers.
"I believe he was born in Hawaii," he said. "I'm not a birther, which means I do not subscribe to the opinion that he was born somewhere else."
Bennett compared his inquest into journalists double-checking with other sources or patients seeking a second opinion from a different doctor and said that his request has not been made before by the birther movement.
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Bennett, the head of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's Arizona campaign, said he has looked into obtaining Romney's birth certificate from Michigan, but that he is not requesting the actual documents. Instead, Bennett is asking each state to validate the documents.
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A Maricopa County Sheriff's deputy was sent to Hawaii to aid in the birth certificate prove on Tuesday.
Bennett expects the verification from Hawaii to come through by Wednesday or Thursday and that the issue will be pulled off the table.
Bennett said Obama will be on the November ballot after the Democratic National Convention and assuming he fills out the paperwork required for all candidates in Arizona.
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American consumers are boosting their interest in — and loyalty to — clean-diesel engines at the same time they're demonstrating more and more indifference to hybrids.
"Repurchase loyalty" for diesel powertrains increased by nearly 10 percentage points last year compared with 2008 while consumer repurchase rates for hybrid technology remained about flat at 35 percent, according to new data compiled by R.L. Polk. Diesel's jump in repurchase loyalty as measured by Polk hasn't been reported, while news about hybrid-repurchase trends was widespread yesterday.
Diesel-repurchase loyalty was up by about 9 percentage points over the three years, to 28 percent last year from 19 percent in 2008, reported the Southfield, Mich.-based auto-research firm. Meantime, the repurchase rate for hybrids, as previously reported on Forbes.com, fell to 35 percent last year, back to about where it was in 2008 after a two-year rise that peaked at nearly 40 percent in 2009.
"Diesel represents a high-fuel-economy alternative," Brad Smith, director of Polk's loyalty-management practice, told me. "Diesel [fuel] prices are still pretty high, but the increased range you get, as well as some longevity factors with diesel powertrains, create some opportunities to retain loyalty for the diesel type."
And Smith said he expects diesel-repurchase rates to climb even higher in coming years as American domestic manufacturers add selective clean-diesel options to their mainstream vehicle fleets, joining the German brands that have been the vanguard for the return of diesel powertrains to the U.S. market over the last few years.
"The more diesel product offerings are available, that creates more opportunities for owners to be loyal to the fuel type," Smith said. However, he noted that a proliferation of new hybrid models hasn't boosted Americans' loyalty to hybrid powertrains.
So far, Volkswagen — both with its VW and Audi brands — BMW and Mercedes-Benz have provided all of the impetus behind the nascent clean-diesel trend in the U.S. market, with increasingly popular diesel-powered versions of the Volkswagen Jetta and Golf, Audi A3 and Q7, BMW x5, and Mercedes-Benz M-Class and R-Class. And the German marques, especially VW and Audi, keep doubling down on the diesel franchise.
Volkswagen, for example, has been stunned by the quick uptake for a brand-new clean-diesel version of the Passat mid-size sedan that it makes in Tennessee: 20 percent of new Passat sales are for VW's Turbo Diesel Injection clean-diesel option.
"Considering it's a new offer, that's a remarkable rate of adoption," said Jonathan Browning, CEO of Volkswagen of America. "That's great acceptance from the customer point of view and bodes well for continued demand for diesels across the marketplace as we go forward."
Overall, Polk data show, diesel's share of an important segment of the U.S. market, non-luxury compact cars, has skyrocketed from about 2.1 percent in 2007 to 23.6 percent in 2011. During that time, diesel also has taken a significant share of sales of German-made luxury SUVs. And it has continued to be a staple of the heavy-duty pickup-truck market, but mainly for reasons of additional power than for fuel economy.
Chevrolet plans a diesel version of its popular Cruze compact soon. And Chrysler has indicated that it plans to introduce diesel engines on new versions that cross much of its SUV lineup, including the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Wrangler, and Dodge Durango. ""We think the market is ready to listen to a diesel story," Sergio Marchionne, Chrysler's CEO, recently told USA Today.
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Branson's North Carolina Business Directory
Back in January at the CIG meeting Nerissa mentioned Branson's North Carolina Business Directory, Volume 7, for the year 1890 that has been digitized at Google books as a genealogy gem.
This historical directory is organized alphabetically by county and gives information on the county, names of the towns and post offices, county and town officers and magistrates, churches, ministers, hotels, lawyers, manufacturers, tradesmen, mines, mills, newspapers, merchants, schools, physicians, farmers, teachers, and so on. It also contains a list of railroads and an index to advertisements found throughout the book.
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Thursday, September 5, 2013
The Palmetto Christian Academy girls tennis team hopes a mixture between youth and experience can help improve the 4-6 record of last year's group.
The Eagles return No. 1 singles player Corey Caulder, a junior and defending region player of the year. Katie Quinn is the team's lone senior and has been on the team since seventh grade, according to coach Dewey Caulder.
Palmetto Christian will be without No. 2 player Jess Helmus, who graduated. "Our region matches are all going to be tough," Caulder said. adding Bishop England will be a major non-conference challenge. Caulder is keeping it simple, saying the expectations for this season are to have fun, "see if we can win a few more points each time out and improve our focus."
The Wando girls tennis team might have lost three key seniors from last season's region championship group, but the Warriors won't be starting from scratch.
"The strength of the team is having continuing players from last season mixed with a good amount off new players," coach Leigha Jakious said. "It makes for a great dynamic."
The Warriors advanced to the second round of the 4A state playoffs. Team captain Tommi Nagumo's senior leadership will be missed, Jakious added.
Wando will be tested in mid-September in the Bishop England tournament and begins its regular season slate against the Battling Bishops, Sept. 3. "Our goal for this season is to build off our previous accomplishments," Jakious said. "The team will continuously plan to improve both as a group and as individual players. We have a great schedule set, which will help the team with this goal."
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The Bishop England girls tennis team will rely on depth after losing two top players from last year's 2A state championship squad. The Battling Bishops enjoyed a 24-4 record.
"It will be hard to replace them, but we have good depth with our returning players," coach Kristin Fleming said.
Senior captains Liza Arruda and Hannah Simpson provide leadership, while Caroline Yodic, Gabrielle Dacuba and Lauren Quinn round out the top five. Fleming also praised freshmen Camryn Deems' and Drue Ranson's additions to the team.
She added that the goals are clear this season: win the region and repeat as 3-time state champions.
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HealthWatch (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Each year 700 thousand people suffer a stroke in the United States. Until now, the only recovery for paralysis brought on by the stroke was lengthy rehabilitation. Now, a new stem cell therapy is helping stroke patients move again.
James Anderson is a tri-athlete and physical education teacher. He was visiting Florida from Maine when suddenly, "I started to feel a little dizzy a little tingling in my right hand and ah I ended up having a stroke," said James Anderson.
James did not respond to clot busting medication or blockage treatments. So he became paralyzed on the left side of his body. Neurologist Doctor Dileep R. Yavatal treated him as part of a clinical trial, where some of the patients were treated with their own stem cells. While Anderson doesn't know if he was injected with his own stem cells, two months after treatment, Anderson said, "I have had more movement and strength in my legs."
For the clinical trial, stem cells must be injected into the brain no later than two weeks after the stroke occurs. James is now able to move around with a walker, during rehab, and hopes to be able to compete in a triathalon again.


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You are very kind, Mario500. It's going to take time for both employees and readers to adjust to the changes, but I'm excited about the opportunities ahead for our industry. Thanks for reading!
Thanks for giving us a chance, FanOfNewspapers. I'm sure we'll have some fumbles along the way as we get used to producing papers 3 days a week instead of 7, but I'm glad to hear that you're willing to wait and see how you feel about the changes before unsubscribing.
Thank you, RIALgal, for such a thoughtful response. We hope to still preserve Huntsville history by carefully archiving all our work, but you're right -- it will never be exactly the same. Only time will tell how well the new model works, but it's promising as a sustainable model, or we wouldn't attempt it. I do hope you'll keep reading and let us know what you think of the remade 3-day papers.
Thanks for your comments, killallo. I know exactly what you mean -- it took ME a while to come around, but now I love the new navigation elements, the accessibility of stories, the ability to filter content on the homepage and the options available to us to promote important news. (And I've even come to love the yellow!) We're still collecting feedback on the design, so if you spot anything strange or see something that just doesn't make sense, please, let us know and we'll see what we can do to fix it.
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If someone is gravely injured or killed in a traffic accident, the driver at fault has much more to worry about than a $25 texting-while-driving ticket. It's not uncommon for police to tack on murder charges in fatal traffic accidents where alcohol is involved -- in fact, here's an instance of that from a few months ago: http://blog.al.com/montgomery/2012/02/montgomery_man_charged_with_mu.html
While I can't say for sure, I can certainly guess that this law will be used less for collecting $25 fines and more for police to seek additional charges in traffic accidents where the driver was distracted by a mobile device. It's far more difficult to convince an officer that you didn't see that red light and the car you T-boned when your phone clearly shows you were texting at the time of the collision.
HEY 14LIBERTY!!! We haven't heard anything about a hit-and-run accident at Nance and 72, but we are looking into a possible bank robbery in that area (we're not certain yet; we just heard some chatter on the police scanner). Can you give me a few more details about the accident? We'll certainly see what we can find out. Thanks for the tip.
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We're terribly sorry about that, ejg. Our editor, Kevin Wendt, was just as frustrated as you were to see the poor quality in print. I didn't realize that our original sample ballots were a much lower resolution than usual, and you're right -- they were as illegible as the print versions. I have replaced these poor quality files with the higher resolution PDFs.
I'm sorry about that, The Reich. I had been recommending to our readers to use the "full screen" option and zoom in, but now I see that the original document quality is so poor that zooming does no good. These are the original sample ballots we received from the Secretary of State, but I see better ballots are now available. I have replaced these poor quality files with the higher resolution PDFs.
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Hi Bama Girl! It sounds like you signed up for the National Weather Service text alerts offered by al.com. While they're incredibly handy, they are -- like you mentioned -- focused on the county, not on your street address. Here's a more direct link that will take you to the Saf-T-Net sign-up: http://saftnet2.baronservices.com/stateofalabama/saftnet?cmd=signup_new_premium
The "Blackberry email address" field is only on the "Locations" page of the sign-up form. Non-Blackberry users should just leave that field blank. If you want to add additional alert locations (work or school address, for example) should just put the street address and ZIP code in, leave the other fields blank, and click "Add Location" at the bottom of the page. Once you're done adding locations, click the "Continue" button to complete the sign-up process.
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BAKER — For the first time in a dozen years, the lights at Baker School's Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium will shine a football playoff game Friday. That's when the Gators host Cottondale in the Region 1-1A semifinals. Game time is 7 p.m.
"It is huge," Baker Coach Matt Brunson said of hosting the game. "It's been a dozen years since we won a district championship, and that's what it takes to host a playoff game. We are there.
"In reference to the big picture, in the short term, we are proud to be 10-0 and hosting a playoff game."
The Hornets, the runner up from District 2-1A, bring a 6-4 record into the game against the 10-0 Gators.
Cottondale and Baker have played six common opponents. Both teams beat Freeport, Sneads, North Bay Haven Academy and Graceville. The Hornets lost to Jay and South Walton, teams the Gators beat.
The Baker offense has averaged 40.6 points a game. The Gator defense has allowed 16 points a game.
Cottondale's scoring average is 31.2 points a game. The Hornet defense has allowed 23.7 points a game.
Brunson knows you have to take playoff games one at a time, so he's not overlooking the Hornets.
"Cottondale is very athletic," he said. "Coach (Mike) Melvin and his staff have done a very good job. They beat a very good Graceville team two weeks ago to clinch a runner up spot 30-14.
"They battled Vernon 15-8 for the district championship. They do a great job, and it should be a great high school football game."
Vernon's offense, like Baker's, is run-oriented. The big difference is the approach the teams take in running the ball.
The Gators line up in the more traditional run formation, with the quarterback under center and a fullback serving as the lead blocker for the tailback.
With D.J. Thomas amassing 2,000 yards and 27 touchdowns rushing, the offense has clicked to near perfection.
Cottondale also uses a fullback and tailback, but the Hornets operate out of shotgun formation, running several plays similar to those used by the Gators.
The Hornets run a 4-4 defense (four down linemen and four linebackers). Brunson expects them to crowd the line of scrimmage trying to stop Thomas. Brunson thinks the Gators can exploit Cottondale's defense with the passing game of Jon Beck.
Brunson said the Hornets might have a little more size and speed than Baker, but that doesn't concern him.
Brunson, who was the head coach at Crestview in 2002 when the Bulldogs played in the Class 3A state championship game, said he learned the importance of not throwing too much at the players.
"You have to keep everything simple for the kids and getting them to play hard where they don't have to think," he said. "Our game plan overall has got to stay consistent with what we've been doing.
"We are not going to change much. We are just going to keep working."
Brunson said he hopes football fans from other north county schools come to the game.
"We feel like we are representing all of north Okaloosa County in the playoff game we are hosting this week," he said. "We would just like to invite everyone out to watch a good football game.
"It should be an electrifying playoff atmosphere."
What: Cottondale at Baker, Region 1-1A semifinals
When:7p.m. Friday
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Sunday, December 29, 2013
Bishop England and Palmetto Christian both picked up wins Saturday in day two of the 3rd annual Carolina Invitational girls holiday tournament in Charleston.
Both teams fell into consolation brackets after suffering opening-round losses on Friday. But with wins on Saturday, both have an opportunity to claim fifth place in their respective brackets.
In the Harbor Division, Palmetto Christian topped James Island Christian 54-30 at St. John's High School on John's Island. Bishop England rolled past West Mecklenburg (N.C) 56-30 at home in the Palmetto Division.
Palmetto Christian will face Cross at 9:30 a.m. Monday, while Bishop England takes on Greenbriar (Ga.) at 11 a.m.
Palmetto Christian 54, James Island Christian 30
Annie Pascutti scored 24 points to lead all scoreres while the Eagles defense dominated, holding James Island to eight points or fewer in each of the first three quarters.
Pascutti shot 11-of-15 from the field, pulled down eight rebounds and grabbed two steals. Corey Caulder added six points, nine rebounds and three steals, and Parker Emerson scored nine.
Palmetto Christian built a 14-point lead by halftime, and sealed the game in third, outscoring James Island 15-8.
Bishop England 56, West Mecklenburg 30
Mary Harriet Moore scored 18 points with 12 rebounds, and Michele Boykin added 19 points, seven rebounds, five assists as the Lady Bishops returned to their usual dominant form.
West Mecklenburg managed just eight points in the first half against a stifling Bishops defense. Moore and Boykin combined for 25 first-half points to lead Bishop England to a 35-8 halftime advantage.
Eran Antigues finished with five points, four assists and three steals, and Erin Rose added five points for Bishop England.
Lashanda Mayela led West Mecklenburg with six points, while T'Nyah James added five. West Mecklenburg was limited to just 26 percent shooting form the field and only scored more than 10 points in one of four quarters. Follow @fjmansfield //
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Goose Creek High School two-sport standout Dantez Bennamon is headed to the Peach State to continue his basketball career.
Bennamon committed to Clayton State on Monday. Clayton State is a Div. II school located in Morrow, Ga., near Atlanta. He selected the Lakers over USC Aiken, Lander and Newberry.
Youve won the battle when you can go somewhere youre comfortable with, get your education paid for and play a sport you love, GCHS coach Blake Hall said.
Bennamon, a 6-foot guard, averaged 17 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.6 assists for the Gators on the hardwood this past winter and was named to the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Associations Class AAAA all-state team.
As a junior, he averaged 20.9 points and 6.1 rebounds.
On the football field, Bennamon was a two-year starter at quarterback. As a senior, he accounted for nearly 2,300 yards of offense and 16 touchdowns.
He drew offers from Citadel and Presbyterian in football.
The Lakers are in the Peach Belt Conference.
I think the Peach Belt is probably the top Div. II conference in the country, Hall said. They typically have between four and six teams in the Top 25.
Clayton State was 10-16 overall and 6-13 in the PBC last season.
The Lakers began basketball in 1990-91 and have won three conference championships. They last went to the NCAA Div. II national tournament in 2008.
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Date: June 13, 2013
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Mayor Julián Castro, joined by City Councilman Cris Medina, and Coca-Cola officials, announced Thursday that San Antonio is competing with other cities across the country in the Take It To The Park challenge that could result in a $100,000 recreation grant for Woodlawn Lake Park.
To win, citizens are being asked to get out and get physically active at the park and cast their votes each time they do. Mayor Castro shared the details of the competition, noting that the more active San Antonians are, the better chance the city has of winning the grant. The more citizens move, the more votes they earn for the park. By registering at www.Coke.com/Parks, and linking to foursquare and MapMyFitness accounts, individuals can "Take It To The Park" for even more opportunities to turn physical activities into votes: 1) Earn 10 votes each day by logging at least 20 minutes of physical activity using MapMyFitness 2) Earn 5 votes per day by checking in at the park via foursquare 3) Earn 1 vote by clicking online at www.Coke.com/Parks using a computer or smartphone.
The three parks that receive the most votes by July 15 will receive recreation grants. First place is $100,00. Second place is $50,000 and third place is $25,000. In addition, a $15,000 grant will be awarded at random to another park that places in one of the top 25 spots. These grants are provided to help restore, rebuild or enhance activities in the winning parks.
The voting ends at 11:59 p.m. on July 15.
Coca-Cola also presented San Antonio Parks Foundation President Howard Peak with a check for $10,000 during Thursday's festivities. The funds can be used however they are needed to benefit the City's park system.
The event was followed by a basketball skills clinic hosted by Marie Ferdinand, retired WNBA All Star and Silver Star. Ferdinand also played for the Los Angeles Sparks and the Phoenix Mercury. She owns the Basketball School of Excellence.
Participants also had their choice of a yoga class, swimming activities at Woodlawn Lake Park pool and a Zumba class.
Recently, Coca-Cola announced a commitment to inspire as many as 3 million people to get their "fun on" this summer by making activities and sports gear available. Through the "Get The Ball Rolling" initiative, the company will use its programs and events to make sure that people rediscover the joy and fun of being active this summer.
• To encourage people to get outside and enjoy active fun, Coca-Cola is giving away fitness activity trackers and up to 100,000 soccer balls at major events and online at www.MyCokeRewards.com all summer.
• Citizens are encouraged to host a family picnic in the park with SUBWAY™ restaurant sandwiches and get a family game of soccer started. And then turn that activity into votes for the park by "checking in" via foursquare or logging activity on MapMyFitness. In support of active, healthy living programs, SUBWAY® is the exclusive America Is Your Park partner for the third year in a row.
• Around the country, the Coca-Cola Swelter Stopper will also be making stops to help people beat the heat and get active. The Swelter Stopper is an award-winning mobile activity unit that will cool things down at more than 100 events throughout the summer. Blasts of frosty air will provide refreshing relief from the summertime heat and a DJ will crank up the volume. Visitors can also enjoy interactive gaming, a video studio and photo station.
• Coca-Cola Happiness Trucks will also be rolling into town at a series of dancing and activity events across the country. The interactive vehicles will inspire people to get on their feet and move to the beat of some of the hottest music of the summer.


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This special seminar and support group is for people grieving the loss of someone close. Each of the 13 GriefShare sessions include a video seminar featuring top experts on grief recovery and group discussion where you will have the opportunity to interact with others who have experienced a recent loss.
GriefShare is an ongoing ministry. Each week is a self-contained lesson and you can begin at any time. At the end of the 13 week sessions, we will begin GriefShare again so you will have a chance to catch any lesson you missed. GriefShare is on Wednesday nights from 6:00-7:30 in the Worship Center-WC221.


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Thanks to the Internet, the wealth that is human knowledge has been democratized, archived, and placed at our fingertips. The answer to almost any question is just a Google search away. Sites like Wikipedia have capitalized on the intelligence of the masses, crowd-sourcing millions of articles from experts across the globe. It was only a matter of time before the Internet reached its true potential: helping women figure out what is going through men's minds when they send a text message.
"HeTexted," which launched in October is a place where women of all ages can submit cryptic text messages they've received from men for help with interpretation or to simply get " He's into you" or "He's not into you" votes. I share with you, because like Leslie Horn of Gizmodo, I can't stop reading these entertaining and sometimes horrifying texts. I'm not the only one. Within a month of its viral launch, the founders landed a book deal (with the book due out in January 2014).
I don't think she does in fact love it.
I can't believe it either.
When the site first launched, to much media attention, Rebecca Greenfield of the Atlantic Wire focused on the site's dark side: "Underneath the hilarious back-and-forth texts and glimpses into other people's dating mishaps and misunderstandings, it's actually all about making fun of how 'clueless' women are when it comes to men… So it basically exploits our moments of relationship indecision, turning them into something to laugh at rather than actually helping—even though helping is what the site claims it's about."
I refuse not to laugh at cluelessness. That's not a sacrifice I'm willing to make. And I think the Internet is doing a favor to all the friends of these women who would otherwise have to consult with them endlessly over inane digital back-and-forths.
"We really do want to help people," says Carrie Henderson-McDermott, 26, one of the site's co-founders. "Woman twice divorced who are returning to the dating field who never had to do texting before need this help."
And so HeTexted joins the many spaces on the Internet that some of us go to for dating advice and the rest of us go to for relationship schadenfreude. We are endlessly fascinated by peeks into other people's private lives, especially around the confusion and excitement of courting. The site, which attracts from 25,000 to 40,000 visitors per day, is careful though about personally identifiable information slipping into the submissions. Full names and numbers have to be deleted.
"We don't want any personal information leaked. We don't want people using the site to get back at people," says Henderson-McDermott. "I monitor the site. I live on it."
And Greenfield might like to know that moving forward, submissions won't be limited to "clueless women." The site founders are launching a site called "SheTexted," for the clueless with a Y Chromosome, within 6-10 weeks.


text: Did anyone watch the meteor shower last night? I went out at 10:00 and saw a dozen shooting stars in less than a half-hour. Then I got too cold and went back inside. If I had known there would be so many that early I would have kept the kids up. But I was hearing it wouldn't peak until 3:00 AM, so I just assumed I wouldn't see any that early. It was a rare beautiful clear night, lots of stars out.


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The Alamo is one of those sites every Texan needs to see for themselves, but now might be the best time ever to go check it out.
On Friday, the historic site welcomed back a part of its history it hadn't seen in 177 years.
"It's very neat and something I'm very proud of," said Will Travis.
Travis is the sheriff in Denton Country but he also happens to be kin to one William Barrett Travis. The Lieutenant Colonel in the Texas Army wrote the famous letter proclaiming Victory or Death at the Alamo and now that letter is back at the site it was written at back in 1836.
"It's well overdue. It should have come here in the first place. It's the most historic letter that's been written in the state of Texas," said Travis.
Travis read his great uncle's letter as Texas A&M Ross Volunteers provided an arch of sabers at it entered the Alamo. North Zulch resident Jerry McMahon guarded the door as the letter made its way in to the mission.
"It's a big honor and we're proud to be here," said McMahon.
"I never thought the day would come but here it is," said Rudy Cortez.
Cortez is a Bryan resident who also participated in the ceremony as a living historian. To see this moment in history meant a lot to these native Texans.
"These were young guys that sacrificed everything and they gave their lives up just so we could become a republic and then a state."
"It wasn't just a fight between Anglos against Mexicans. It was fight for independence and freedom for the Texans that were occupying that state at the time."
Now the letter sits in a protective case that controls temperature and humidity. It will be displayed for 13 days, the length of the siege on the Alamo.
The letter will be on display at the Alamo through March 7th and entry to the exhibit is free. We've got a link with this story that has more information about the letter and a live stream of the letter as it sits in the Alamo.
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"Doctor Sleep" (Scribner), by Stephen King.
Consider this the sequel you never knew you were waiting for, but will be very glad it arrived.
Thirty-six years after introducing readers to Danny Torrance and a precognitive ability he came to call "the shine," Stephen King is back with another creepy tale featuring the now adult Dan, a young girl named Abra and a mysterious group of soul-sucking creeps known as the True Knot.
Read "The Shining" first if you haven't already, but don't worry if it's been a few years or decades. King opens with a chapter called "Prefatory Matters" and deftly catches readers up with that novel. He begins "Doctor Sleep" with Dan starting fresh in New Hampshire after years of trying to outrun his demons. "His mind was a blackboard. Booze was the eraser," writes King. Yes, he's an alcoholic like his late father, but unlike that mallet-wielding madman, he's finally ready to utter those words demanded by Alcoholics Anonymous: "I need help."
He finds it in part by becoming a mentor to 12-year-old Abra, whose shining is stronger than his own and who needs some protection from the voices and visions she can't always turn off in her head.
Here King has a little fun with pop culture's current obsession with vampires. Turns out those caravans of motor homes on America's highways or parked in a circle at a campground are nothing but a front for undead demons who survive by inhaling the "steam" that telepaths and seers like Dan and Abra give off.
They've been around for centuries, hiding in plain sight, and feasting on folks who shine.
The leader of the True Knot is one of King's best baddies in years – Rose O'Hara, aka Rosie the Hat – a 6-foot beauty fond of wearing a top hat and hellbent on sacrificing Abra for the survival of her species. King's a master at writing characters you love to hate. Rose is like Drago in "Rocky IV," sneering and overconfident, and you can't wait for the inevitable showdown with Abra.
There are plenty of twists and turns along the way, and it all ends up at a familiar place in the Colorado mountains where Dan Torrance never thought he'd return. In keeping with tradition, King sprinkles in plenty of insider references to his fictional universe (Jerusalem's Lot is a favorite hangout for the True Knot, for instance) that will leave fans smiling.
Bottom line: If you loved "The Shining," you'll love catching up with these characters. King is in fine form, making you laugh, grossing you out and spinning a tale that keeps the pages turning. If you've never read King, there are better starter novels in his canon, but you could do a lot worse than a double feature of "The Shining" followed by "Doctor Sleep."
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Wed., Dec. 19*
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Allstate Arena
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Sat., Dec. 22*
at Grand Rapids Griffins
Van Andel Arena
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Log on to chicagowolves.com for broadcast schedule, or to watch or listen to the action live online
The Wolves have won three straight games after posting three victories in their previous 11 matchups; Chicago, which has posted a 4-1-0-0 mark since the calendar turned to December, sits one point out of the top spot in the Midwest Division with 27 points through 24 games this year (12-9-2-1).
--- Andrew Ebbett: Matched a team season-high three points (G, 2A) on Saturday ... Ranks first on the Wolves with 10 helpers and is tied for second on the squad with 14 points in 22 games this season ... Paces the team with a +8 plus/minus rating and has accrued a plus or even rating in 18 of his 22 games ... Registered 5 points (2G, 3A) in his last five contests
--- Chris Tanev: Paced Chicago with 3 assists and shared the team lead with 3 points in two games last week ... Tied for first among team blueliners and second overall on the squad with 8 helpers and shares first among Wolves defensemen with 10 points in 22 games this season ... Leads Chicago blueliners with a +6 plus/minus rating and has posted a plus or even rating in five straight games and in 17 of his 22 tilts overall
--- Matt Climie: Ran his winning streak to three games by stopping 64 of 69 shots in two contests last week ... Accrued a 2.65 goals-against average and .914 save percentage in 12 games this season (5-7-0) ... Has started the last seven games for Chicago, posting a 2.29 goals-against average and .930 save percentage (4-3-0)
--- Darren Archibald: Bagged his first AHL multiple-goal game on Thursday ... Shares fifth on the club with 4 markers in seven games this season, with two of those tallies coming on the power play ... Shared second on Kalamazoo with six goals and fifth with 13 points in 18 games this season before joining Chicago ... Also ranked second on the K-Wings with a +6 plus/minus rating
--- Brett Sterling: Registered his 41st career multiple-goal outing in the Wolves 3-2 win over Lake Erie on Saturday, which snapped a season-high four-game scoreless streak ... Paces the club with 8 markers and 16 points in 20 games this season ... Shares second on the squad with a +7 plus/minus rating
--- The Wolves won their 800th game in franchise history on Saturday at Lake Erie; Chicago has posted 314 International Hockey League wins and 486 American Hockey League victories in its 19-year existence.
--- Chicago closes out the month of December with three home games against Abbotsford and road contests against Grand Rapids and Rockford, both of which the Wolves are chasing in the Midwest Division standings.
--- Right wing Darren Haydar has tallied 7 points (2G, 5A) in his last six outings after collecting 3 assists in his first 13 games this season; the 33-year-old forward shares fifth on the Wolves with 10 points (2G, 8A) in 19 games this year.
--- Chicago has bagged a man-advantage marker in three straight games for the first time this season (three of 17); the Wolves have converted 11 of 99 power-play opportunities (11.1%) in 24 games this season and are one of just two AHL clubs who have yet to be awarded 100 power-play opportunities.
--- The Wolves were perfect on the penalty kill Saturday for the 10th time this season; the team, which has been shorthanded just 97 times this season, ranks 29th in the AHL with a 79.4 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (77 of 97).
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--- Wolves defenseman Brad Hunt will visit the Huntley Area Public Library, 11000 Ruth Rd., at 4:30 p.m. and the Cary Area Public Library, 1606 Three Oaks Rd., at 7 p.m. today as part off the team's "Read to Succeed" program, presented by Butternut Bread and J.U.L.I.E. Inc. Members of the squad will make more than 20 library visits throughout the Chicago area this season for the program, which has reached more than 625,000 children since its inception in 1995.
Saturday, Dec. 15
Chicago 3, (at) Lake Erie 2
--- The Wolves picked up their third consecutive win with a 3-2 triumph over the Lake Erie Monsters at Quicken Loans Arena
--- Left wing Brett Sterling scored twice for Chicago, while center Andrew Ebbett recorded a three-point effort (G, 2A)
--- Goaltender Matt Climie notched 30 saves
Thursday, Dec. 13
(at) Chicago 4, Hamilton 3
--- The Wolves held off a late charge by the Hamilton Bulldogs and hung on for a 4-3 victory at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Darren Archibald (2G) and Darren Haydar (G, A) and defenseman Chris Tanev (2A) paced the Chicago offense
--- Goaltender Matt Climie posted 34 saves


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- The Teacher Education Program provides minors in either elementary or secondary teaching.
- In order to be recommended for a teaching license, students at UIS need to select an appropriate major and apply to (and be accepted into) either the elementary or secondary minor in the Teacher Education Program.
- Most UIS students who are interested in Teacher Education do not ask to meet with an Initial Program Adviser until their first or second years at UIS. Contact the program adviser (Heather Nielsen) via e-mail.
- There are several prerequisites that need to be satisfied before even applying to the Teacher Education Program.
- Students who are accepted into a program in the Department of Teacher Education should expect to spend more than the traditional four years at the University.
- Once a student is accepted into a Teacher Education Program, s/he is referred to as a 'candidate.' This term originated with the Illinois State Board of Education, who use that term for students who are 'candidates for teaching licensure.' This maintains a distinction between university level teacher education students and students in K-12 schools.
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Did Jeremy Renner Already Welcome His Baby, a Girl Named…?
Jeremy Renner never announced that he was going to be a father, so maybe we shouldn't wait for him to officially announce when he is one.
Jeremy is reportedly expecting a child with his ex-girlfriend Sonni Pacheco, a 22-year-old model he apparently met on the set of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.
The news broke in January, with the baby expected in February. Last week, rumors started spreading that Jeremy had welcomed a daughter named Ava. According to Fans Share, there were tweets and images from Twitter and Instagram from Sonni's supposed baby shower.
Jeremy was at the Oscars this past Sunday, but he didn't confirm any baby news. Maybe he never will, and we'll have to learn the news when he's spotted out and about with his kid, like Steve Martin.
Sources: Lainey Gossip, Fans Share