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Sacramento -- The California Senate officially endorsed a resolution calling for the repeal of the discriminatory federal policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Sponsored by Equality California (EQCA) and introduced by Senator Christine Kehoe (D-San Diego), the resolution calls on the United States Congress to pass and President Barack Obama to immediately sign the Military Readiness Enhancement Act of 2009, which would end the unfair policy and allow gay, lesbian and bisexual Americans to serve openly in the armed forces. The resolution passed the State Senate in a 23-16 vote. The resolution will go before the State Assembly in January.
"The California Senate now joins the growing chorus of current and former service members who have called for the repeal of this discriminatory policy," said EQCA Executive Director Geoff Kors. "We applaud our representatives in the State Senate for standing up for what is right, and we urge our representatives in the Assembly and ultimately in Washington to do the same. President Obama and Congress must fulfill their promise to stand up for equality and overturn this policy now."
"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was first authorized in 1994. Since that time, more than 13,000 service members have been discharged under the policy, including hundreds of service members serving in 'critical operations,' such as counterintelligence, medicine, and translation. According to a General Accounting Office report, 323 language specialists have been discharged, resulting in a critical shortage of qualified translators in intelligence gathering posts. Currently, 149 members of the U.S. House have signed on as co-sponsors to the Military Readiness Enhancement Act, which would repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and replace it with a policy of non-discrimination across the armed forces. Earlier this summer 77 members of Congress sent a letter to President Obama requesting he immediately suspend discharges under the discriminatory policy.
"To be a quality soldier you must display courage, patriotism, commitment and ability -- none of which have anything to do with sexual orientation," said Senator Kehoe. "Overturning this shameful policy will help ensure that gay and lesbian Americans will be afforded the same opportunities as any other American who wants to serve our country."
More than 24 other nations currently allow gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals to serve openly in their militaries, including Canada and the United Kingdom, alongside whom American forces have served in combat. Recent public opinion polls show that a majority of both the American public and active service members believe the policy should be overturned and that gay and lesbian Americans should be allowed to serve openly in the military.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -- President Bush, working to cement an era of stronger U.S.-European relations after the divisiveness of Iraq, hailed NATO's modest pledge to help train security forces there Tuesday, saying "every contribution helps."
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Ashley Rey pitched 3 2/3 innings of one-hit relief and the Lamar Lady Cardinals rallied from a 6-0 deficit for a 7-6 victory over host Stephen F. Austin in the opening game of a Southland Conference doubleheader Saturday.
Stephen F. Austin bounced back for a 3-1 win in the nightcap.
Rey (1-1) came in in the bottom of the fourth inning after SFA erupted for six runs in the frame off of starter Shannon Millman. Elizabeth Arana's bases-loaded triple was the big hit for SFA.
The Lady Cardinals (12-16 overall, 3-2 Southland) scored three times in the fifth inning, capitalizing on a two-out bases loaded error.
Lamar, which hadn't won this season when trailing after six innings, abruptly changed that trend in this one. The Lady Cardinals ripped out four hits in the inning, the final one being Stephanie Meeuwsen's two-out double to right field that scored Candyce Carter with the go-ahead run.
Rey set the side down in order to seal the win.
"We had some people step up with timely hits in the first game," Lamar coach Holly Bruder said. "That's something we haven't had all year, and I was happy to see us do that."
Tina Schulz had three of Lamar's 11 hits, while Carter and Julianne Viator added two hits apiece in the win.
Lamar took a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning of the second game, as Schulz led off the inning with a single, eventually coming in to score on Jenna Holland's single to left field.
Shannon Millman (6-6) started and took the loss for Lamar, allowing seven hits and three runs, all earned, over 4 2/3 innings.
Angela White pitched a complete game for SFA, scattering five hits for the win.
The series concludes with a single game at SFA at 1 p.m. Sunday.
"We had such a high after the first game and then such a low after the second game," Bruder said. "Now we just have to come back Sunday and win the series. We have to want it more. It would have made it easier had we won the second game. The rubber game of the series is always a battle."


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Bastia, capital of the north, was the principal Genoese stronghold, and its fifteenth-century citadelle has survived almost intact. Of the island's two large towns, this is the more purely Corsican, and commerce rather than tourism is its main concern. Also relatively undisturbed, the northern Cap Corse harbours inviting sandy coves and fishing villages such as Macinaggio and Centuri-Port. Within a short distance of Bastia, the fertile region of the Nebbio contains a scattering of churches built by Pisan stoneworkers, the prime example being the cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta at the appealingly chic little port of St-Florent.
To the west of here, L'Île-Rousse and Calvi, the latter graced with an impressive citadelle and fabulous sandy beach, are major targets for holiday-makers. The spectacular Scandola nature reserve can be visited by boat from the tiny resort of Porto, from where walkers can also strike into the wild Gorges de la Spelunca. Corte, at the heart of Corsica, is the best base for exploring the mountains and gorges of the interior which form part of the Parc Naturel Régional that runs almost the entire length of the island.
Sandy beaches and rocky coves punctuate the west coast all the way down to Ajaccio, Napoléon's birthplace and the island's capital, where pavement cafés and palm-lined boulevards are thronged with tourists in summer. Slightly fewer make it to nearby Filitosa, greatest of the many prehistoric sites scattered across the south. Propriano, the town perhaps most transformed by the tourist boom, lies close to stern Sartène, former seat of the wild feudal lords who once ruled this region and still the quintessential Corsican town.
More megalithic sites are to be found south of Sartène on the way to Bonifacio, a comb of ancient buildings perched atop furrowed white cliffs at the southern tip of the island. Equally popular Porto-Vecchio provides a springboard for excursions to the amazing beaches of the south. The eastern plain has less to boast of, but the Roman site at Aléria is worth a visit for its excellent museum.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Mocs softball team opens Southern Conference play this weekend as it travels to Boone, N.C., for a three-game set with Appalachian State. The Mocs and Mountaineers meet for a doubleheader Saturday afternoon beginning at 1 p.m. and wrap up the weekend Sunday with a 1 p.m. single game.
The Mocs (13-11) and Appalachian State (7-13) go into SoCon play with just one common opponent prior to Saturday – Oregon. Both games were losses for the league's teams, making the upcoming series unpredictable. Chattanooga dropped a 6-4 game to the Ducks while Appalachian State fell 9-1 in six innings.
Chattanooga enters the weekend with Southern Conference Player of the Week Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) leading the way for the Mocs offensively. The sophomore is batting .371 and leads UTC with 26 hits. The catcher has driven in 18 runs and is tied for the team lead in extra-base hits with seven.
Junior Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) is Chattanooga's pitching leader with a 7-5 record and 0.73 ERA, which currently ranks 16th in the nation. Sophomore Katie Henderson (Hixson, Tenn.) is 5-4 with a 2.06 ERA and also has one shutout. Both Deason and Henderson have also whiffed 54 and 53 batters, respectively.
Appalachian State is led by 2013 Southern Conference Coach of the Year Shae Wesley and was picked to finish third in the conference by the league's coaches in the Preseason Poll. The Mountaineers received 35 points and one first-place vote, ranking behind UNCG (40 points) and Georgia Southern (Seven First-Place votes, 49 points).
The Mountaineers return 2013 Second-Team catcher Sarah Warnock to the lineup, along with 2014 Preseason First-Team first baseman Lindsay Loudermilk. As projected, Warnock is on an offensive tear with a .333 batting average and three extra-base hits on the season. The catcher has driven in four runs and leads App with 19 hits.
Starting pitcher Shivaun Landeros is the Mountaineers' 'pen leader with four wins and one save. The hurler entertains a 3.66 ERA and has both a combined and a solo shutout, thus far. She has totaled 49 strikeouts through 72.2 innings pitched and holds opponents to a .271 batting average.
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Governor Rick Perry on Friday tapped a Fort Worth deputy chief district attorney to head the state's embattled Office of Violent Sex Offender Management amid questions about who was running the agency.
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The federal investigation into Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price and his long-time assistant Daphney Fain appears close to an end, according to attorneys representing the two.
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Damon's closes doors in Sevierville
A scattering of unopened newspapers near the front entryway, a locked door and an empty parking lot indicate that Damon's Grill, once a staple of dining in Sevierville, has closed.
On Wednesday, calls to a number for Damon's corporate offices were going to a voicemail which offered a number for refunds on giftcards, along with the option to leave a message.
Calls to the Sevierville location — which had been in business since 1994 — went unanswered. A call to a member of the local ownership group was not returned by deadline.
The Damon's Grill and Sports Bar chain, which at one time had almost 150 restaurants, has been in trouble for a while. The franchisor filed for bankrupcy in 2009, according to numerous news reports.
As recently as last month, the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch reported only 10 locations of the once thriving chain — founded in Columbus — remained opened.
At the time, the Sevierville franchise was on that list.
Ten other locations across the country answered their phones on Wednesday and remain open. Four were located in Pennsylvania, two in Ohio, two in South Carolina, and one each in Indiana and Wisconsin.
A Louisville location on the campus of the University of Louisville is still listed on the corporate website, like the Sevierville restaurant, but it has changed names and is under different ownership.
A location in Denver, Colo., listed on the corporate website as active also appears to have closed.
According to the Dispatch, Damon's was started in Columbus in 1979.
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But with the sports bar scene growing exponentially, Damon's was largely left out of the market.
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Joseph and Mary Jane League House Listed in National Register
First ranch house in Georgia to be individually listed in the National
ATLANTA (February 25, 2009) -The Joseph and Mary Jane League House,
located in Macon, Bibb County, was listed in the National Register on
January 9, 2009. The League House is the first ranch house in Georgia
to be individually listed in the National Register. The National
Register nomination was prepared by a consultant as part of the Historic
Preservation Division's women's history project for its association with
two important women architects. The precedent-setting design of the
house was identified through the Division's ongoing study of
mid-20th-century houses in the state. The nomination is
enthusiastically supported by the property owners, who are the original
owners of the house.
The Joseph and Mary Jane League House is significant in architecture as
an early and exceptional example of a Contemporary-style ranch house in
Georgia. Its low form, H-shaped footprint, zoned interior plan, natural
building materials, and integration of indoor spaces with outdoor
landscaping all reflect up-to-date ranch-house design nationally and,
along with a small group of similar houses in Atlanta, set precedents
for mid-20th-century ranch-house design in Georgia. Ranch houses first
appeared in Georgia right after World War II, but Contemporary-style
ranch houses did not appear until the early 1950s. This house, built in
1950, was seen as setting a precedent in Macon and Georgia at the time
and was featured in several national architectural publications in the
early 1950s.
The house is also significant in architecture and women's history as
an important work of Jean League Newton. Newton was among the earliest
professionally trained women architects in Georgia, representing the
second-generation of female designers in the state. Her mother, Ellamae
Ellis League, was a pioneering woman architect in Georgia who had her
office in Macon. Jean League Newton received her architectural
education at Harvard University in the mid-1940s, studying under Walter
Gropius and other Modernists, and then returned to work in her
mother's firm. She was largely responsible for expanding the
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Before there was the Milan Miracle, there was the Monroeville Miracle.
It happened in 1948, when tiny Monroeville High School took on area powerhouse Central High School at North Side High School for the sectional championship.
Don Lehrman and Ned Brenizer were on opposite sides in that game. Lehrman suited up for Monroeville, and Brenizer played for Central in one of the most memorable basketball games in the history of northeast Indiana.
In a 38-32 victory, the Monroeville Cubs became the first Allen County school to beat an in-city institution for a sectional championship.
It was the only time Lehrman and Brenizer played against each other during their careers.
By a twist of fate, the two have been able to reconnect after 66 years.
Joni Zeigler has been a housecleaner for Brenizer and his wife, Ady, for quite some time. One day, Brenizer took Zeigler down to his basement where he has mementos from his playing days. When Zeigler commented that her father, Lehrman, also played basketball during that time, she and Brenizer made the connection that the two had played against each other in that game.
Brenizer and Lehrman, both 83 years old, got together this week in at Brenizer's home in Fort Wayne to swap memories and share scrapbooks.
While time has faded some memories, Lehrman remembers the game clearly. Monroeville jumped out in front early and never really let Central back in the game.
"Our sectional semifinal (against Concordia Lutheran) was the second game and we didn't have much rest," Brenizer says. "Coach told us during warm-ups to take it easy. Well, I thought at the time that was a mistake. You don't want to start and come out flat, but we did.
"We started off flat and never did catch them."
Brenizer does not recall many specifics but jokingly says it "seemed like (Monroeville) got a lot of lucky bounces."
Lehrman, with a smile on his face, disagrees. He remembers defending Brenizer in the game.
"I went after him," says Brenizer, who has lived in Monroeville for 64 years.
Monroeville advanced to semistate in 1948 before falling to Muncie Central and ending the season 24-4, notching the only sectional and regional crowns in the school's history before it was closed in 1968.
The next year, Monroeville went undefeated in the regular season but lost in sectional play.
While the decades have passed, the legacy of the 1947-48 Monroeville Cubs has not faded. The team was a regular in parades in Monroeville for many years.
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By Michael DavisLike many students heading off to college in the fall, Lindsey Anderson and Brittany Pope could use some extra money in their pockets for books and meals. Thanks to their after school jobs, they're now trying to think of the best way to spend their next $1,000. Anderson, of Stockbridge, and Pope, of Jonesboro, have worked at the Chick-fil-A restaurant on Eagle's Landing Parkway for most of their high school careers. Both recently became the latest recipients of a $1,000 Leadership Scholarship provided by the company. Pope, 18, a Jonesboro High School graduate, was finishing up her last day Friday, and planning her next steps at the University of Georgia, where she will study business. From the time she was 15, she said, she worked at the store four to five days a week. But just because Pope is leaving the store on Eagle's Landing doesn't mean she's leaving the Chick-fil-A family. "I'm going to a Chick-fil-A in Athens," she said. An assistant manager at the store, Pope already has some business experience. "These guys have been with me since they were puppies. They've been with me since the store opened, pretty much," said store operator Paul White. "Their leadership skills have just exploded." Anderson, also 18, graduated from Stockbridge High School in May. Planning to attend Gordon College this fall, she said her concentration is in nursing. "I took health occupations for three years in high school," she said. That's when she became interested in the profession. But leave Chick-fil-A? No way. "I'll work here just until I get into nursing school then go work at a hospital," Anderson said. Asked if Henry Medical Center, across the street from the restaurant, is a likely choice, Anderson said, "Probably." The Chick-fil-A corporation will give away more than $1 million this year in college scholarships to its employees. A program started more than 30 years ago by founder S. Truett Cathy, the restaurant has awarded some $4 million to Georgia students alone. Through a cooperative program with Berry College in Rome, the restaurant also provides some full scholarships. The company reports that 22 percent of its store operators are Chick-fil-A scholarship recipients themselves. "Chick-fil-A is a different kind of company," said White. "They attract great people that want to work here," he added. As for what they will do with the $1,000, Anderson said the money will help with traveling expenses incurred trekking back and forth from Stockbridge to the Barnesville campus. Pope said her money would likely go to the university in the form of housing fees. But business may not be her final choice of majors. "Another possibility I thought about is broadcast journalism," she said.
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With a Memorial Cup-finalist season under their belts, Max Domi and Bo Horvat entered the current campaign with plenty of major junior hockey know-how.
Other 2013 NHL draft-eligible London Knights were not so lucky, however, and are facing the most important slate of hockey games of their lives as OHL freshmen.
Forwards Remi Elie, Kyle Platzer, Corey Pawley, as well as defenceman Miles Liberati, have all been tasked with getting comfy in the league — and impressing scouts — simultaneously.
Wedged somewhere in between Domi/Horvat and the others is Nikita Zadorov.
The big-bodied Russian rearguard is new to North America as a whole, but scouts say he's doing just fine.
"Zadorov is finding his way in the OHL, and you can see that his learning curve is accelerating more with each game, in picking his spots and finding ways to contribute," said Dan Marr, director of NHL Central Scouting.
Marr highlights Zadorov's competitive spirit, especially when the Moscow native chooses to use his "size/strength game" to his advantage.
The ninth overall selection in the 2012 Canadian Hockey League import draft sports a massive frame, standing at 6-foot-5 and tipping the scales at 228 pounds. Unlike many hulking D-men, though, decent puck skills and quality skating complement the thunderous body checks.
This dynamic is making the loss of graduating ex-captain Jarred Tinordi a lot easier on London. In 11 games, the 17-year-old has picked up three assists and is a plus-12.
"While he won't be able to fill Tinordi's shoes right away, he has the tools to do it sooner than later," said Mark Edwards, director of scouting for HockeyProspect.com, a popular independent scouting service. "He is just huge and he plays big. Some don't."
What's garnered a checkmark in another Ontario-based scout's notebook is Zadorov's adaptability.
"Thus far, he has shown a sharp learning curve. He's exhibited an ability to play a mean, aggressive style while maintaining good defensive positioning," said Sean Lafortune, regional scout for McKeen's Hockey, another well-respected independent service.
Early season projections slot Zadorov as a potential first- or second-round pick in what many are dubbing the deepest draft class in nearly a decade.
Where the big Russian ranks
- International Scouting Services (released on Oct. 15): No. 18 amongst all draft-eligible skaters
- HockeyProspect.com (Sept. 30): Under "On Our Radar" category
- NHL Central Scouting (Sept. 19): Under "A Skaters – OHL" category
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Monday, April 21, 2014
Charleston businessman John J. Tecklenburg announced today that he is seeking election as Charleston's next mayor to work with residents to craft a common, long-term vision filled with new ideas to improve Charleston's quality of life.
"Together, we strengthen Charleston," said Tecklenburg, a commercial realtor whose family ties to the Holy City go back generations. "It is up to all of us to create a new, shared vision going forward that involves all of our citizens."
"By defining a clear and collaborative vision and then working together to make it happen, I believe Charleston's best days are ahead of us. That's why I'd be honored to serve as your next mayor."
"I'm a common-sense business person with a caring heart inspired to community service by my faith and the example of my family."
Tecklenburg said he would first focus on three priorities as mayor:
Charleston 2020: "I will launch Charleston 2020, a new community dialogue to refine a clear and compelling common vision – a blueprint, if you will – for our city's future. We'll need everyone's ideas and everyone's involvement to make our city's future greater."
CitiStat: "I will launch CitiStat, an innovative management tool to make our city work better and smarter, and to be operated in a more open and transparent way. Most importantly, we'll use it to provide better services without raising taxes. CitiStat has improved cities around the country that have used this tool."
Infrastructure and opportunities: "I'll focus on improving both our physical infrastructure and advancing opportunities for our citizens in all parts of our city. We must repair and maintain our parks, sidewalks, drainage and other parts of our public realm. In addition, we must work harder than ever to enhance opportunities for our people in education, jobs, recreation, housing, the arts and much more."
Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., who has served as mayor since 1976, has stated he will not seek another term when his current term is over. The next city election for mayor is in November 2015.
About John Tecklenburg
Charleston native John Tecklenburg is a community leader with broad business and public service experience. He's been a successful small-business owner and leader in local community organizations. Prior to becoming a commercial realtor in 2001, he was the City of Charleston's business advocate as its director of economic development (1995-99) and owner and president of Southern Oil Company (1978-95). John is inspired by a family legacy of public service and guided by his faith in God. Tecklenburg, a graduate of Georgetown University, and his wife Sandy live and raised five children in Charleston.
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On Selling Vintage And Sucking At Social Media
I started selling vintage online seven short months ago, after my "partnership" in my brick and mortar was unexpectedly and unceremoniously terminated. Thrifting is a time and energy consuming skill, but if you manage the curatorial aspects of your physical storefront well enough, turning those vintage and brand name finds into cash isn't rocket science: De-wrinkle it, price it, hang it, and wait for eager tourists to walk in and buy it.
Selling vintage clothing online successfully is a bit more labor intensive than East Village Retail 101. And by that I mean it's completely fucking insane.
The process is as follows:
Steam garment. Take pictures. Edit photos. Take measurements. Find similar item on eBay or Etsy. Highjack most frequently used associated keywords. Write Google optimized title + cheerful product description. Note brand, condition, material, approximate size, etc. Tag with thirteen different phrases (Etsy). Fill out six or more item specifics (eBay). Price. Calculate shipping. List.
Repeat all of the above for every single thing you're selling. NUCKING FUTS. But it works.
Are there shortcuts? Sure. You can slap a shitty Instagram photo up there, ballpark the size, claim it's amazeballs and hope for the best. That's a stellar way to rack up Bibs or Tucks or Threadflip hearts or whatever.
Alas, if you actually want to make money while you're building your resale business / brand, cutting corners isn't an option. The only way to compete with the big vintage dogs on Etsy and eBay is to work your ass off. Do your keyword homework and optimize titles and tags for Google so shoppers can actually find you. Anticipate and answer any questions they might have in your descriptions so there's no reason for them to not buy what you're selling.
Here's where I stand, seven months in:
Etsy: 306 sales, 323 admirers, 94 positive feedback
eBay: 130 sales, 112 positive feedback
Not too shabby for a one woman show. I was even starting to feel proud of myself. Until yesterday, when I starting futzing around with the social media component of my online vintage selling endeavor.
I hate social media.
I could say I hate it for its vastness of promotional fluffery, self-congratulatory crap and general meaninglessness. Its Shitter effect, if you will. I'd be lying.
The truth is I hate social media because I'm not good at it. I hate it because it triggers the same sense of dread I had when I started on eBay and Etsy; that Uh Oh feeling that creeps up whenever we're outside of our comfort zone, marooned in the icky newness of change, not knowing jack shit.
Up to this point, my social media "engagement" has been a spammy barrage of product links. Barf. Even I wouldn't follow my tweets.
I've turned over a new leaf in the form of a new name – Rockford Peach is now Soho Boho, because the latter's dot com was available and an eight letter URL is an internet gemmy poo. So I'm embracing that icky newness attached to social media, and I'm going to do my darndest to populate Soho Boho's feeds with unique and entertaining web nuggets. Mostly by ripping off Reddit. Just kidding. Kind of.
Follow / Like me so I don't feel lame every time I look at my Hootsuite dashboard? The pimping out will be mutual.
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The Mundials of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu might be the most prestigious event to win in the Jiu Jitsu world but it is not the toughest. The Brazilian National Championships or Brasileiros as they are often referred to, are by far the most difficult to win.
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Sunderland's under-18 side travel to Leicester City on Saturday hoping to win back-to-back games for the first time this season.
The young Black Cats beat West Ham United last weekend to record their first success of the campaign.
And coach Carlton Fairweather hopes the youngsters will use that win as a confidence booster ahead of the game with the Foxes, who have lost all of their opening six matches.
"We'll take the positives from the West Ham game – in that it was three points on the board," Fairweather said.
"Our performance wasn't the best [against West Ham] but we did create some good chances and we have to build on that at the weekend."
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Sometimes it happens when you just try something. Ya know?
I love starting with one hand on the collar too. Keeps thier upper body under control and allows kind of a pivot point to 'swing' underneath them.
Its tough NOT to allow them to pin. It seems peoples arms naturally go for my legs. When I go butterfly even if I have an arm its easy for them to reach down. I guess they go for the knees with the gi, and the ankles no-gi.
Thinking about it, if I allow too wide a butterfly they try to pin one side and drive thier knee through. If I keep the knees close as I scoot up, they try to push them to one side. I am familiar and comfortable with people trying both. But when I am trying to get Xguard on them it becomes damn near impossible to either A)stop them B)continue with my game. I have to make defensive moves when I really want to be on offense.
When I start my sweep game, which is integral, I hit it hard. I don't like for the momentum to stop. I get hooks and I start to lift. I check thier base constantly. I am just like BAM BAM BAM BAM attack attack attack. And in those attacks people sometimes find that hole. Im looking for another ace card with the Xguard to open up more possibilities when they find those holes to swing the momentum in my favor again.
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I think in THIS case, the pushing part of the calf slicer would come as your opponent is on his stomach and you have thrown you right leg over his left inside his knee pit ( just after pic 4) and climbed up on him somewhat. You then use your hip/upper thigh to 'push' down.
The reason I am intrigued is because I have tried this kind of technique before and rarely been successfull. However, I will admit that I was caught in it as a whitebelt when I tried a De La Riva guard without controlling someones arm once. I got turned over and calf slicered. It was a comedy submission.
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Discontinuing the MailMe iPhone apps
In 2008/2009 we wanted to develop a few iPhone-apps, just to get the hang of it. A couple of them became more popular than we anticipated, and MailMe was even awarded 4,5 out of 5 by MacWorld in the US. Now, we're taking them down.
It was a great way for us to learn, a hobby project, but it also ended up delivering something useful to thousands of users around the world. There simply were no apps that would allow you to either type or record messages that ended up in your email inbox with as few taps as with MailMe. Everyday life optimization.
Or as Brian Beam, who reviewed MailMe for Macworld, put it:
It's simplicity at its finest.
However. We've decided to discontinue the MailMe apps. It's been fun, but there simply is no business in keeping them, and it's really hard to have too many hobby projects up and running at the same time.
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New head of learning and development at Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
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A new head of learning and development has been appointed by the Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust has appointed.
Michelle Brookhouse will be responsible for the education, learning and professional development of 5,400 staff at the trust, which provides community health, mental health and learning disability services across Leicestershire.
She will also head the training and placement of NHS students who are trained by the trust each year on a range of healthcare profession programmes.
Michelle joins the trust from Birmingham Children's Hospital, where she was head of education and learning for 3,000 staff working across a range of specialist services.
Her work there included the development of an appraisal policy for trust staff, including a new process for leadership opportunities and a transformation of the medical induction programme to improve the experience of new doctors.
Before moving to Birmingham, she held a similar position at Walsall Hospitals, where she led work to secure Investors in People status and the development of a multi-professional education centre.
A qualified coach, Michelle holds an MSc in human resource leadership.
Michelle said: "I want staff to influence the way we plan learning and development at the Leicestershire Partnership Trust in the future to help them provide quality care for the communities we serve."
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Step 1: Gather Materials
Needle and Thread
Ribbon Assortment
Pre-made bow (sticky back is better)
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Mesh material
Fake flowers
(White floral tape if you use real flowers)
A wide assortment of embellishments
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Fold it in half 2 times, until it makes a square.
Cut the edges, making the corners round. (You're trying to make a big circle.)
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Staple the bottom "nub" to tack it while you sew it together. Once it is tightly secure, cut off the "nub."
Cut around the edges to make it even.
Step 3: Add Bottom Piece Decorations
I cut the sprigs very short, and glued them in the center. I used a scrap piece of satin ribbon to push them down on the glue.
I used the jewel stickers around the edges.
Don't be afraid to use things you normally wouldn't think of. Broken buttons, or beads will work well too. You can glue just about anything on this.
When you glue through the mesh, make sure to put a piece of scrap satin under it to keep it from sticking to the surface. Pull it out shortly after to prevent gluing it permanently.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
It's official: Fort Dorchester Elementary School and Ashley Ridge High School are two of eight finalists for the 2013 Palmetto's Finest Schools Awards.
Fort Dorchester is one of three elementary schools and Ashley Ridge the only high school in the state named as finalists. Two other area schools, both from the Berkeley County School District made the finalist list, Hanahan Middle School and Marrington Middle School of the Arts.
Last fall, 18 South Carolina schools submitted a 20-page application and received an onsite examination visit by a review committee, which consists of fellow educators and past Palmetto's Finest winners. The application process includes elements on student achievement, instructional programs, professional learning communities, and school culture.
The 8 finalists will soon undergo a second onsite evaluation.
The finalist schools will gather in their schools on Monday, March 11 at 4 p.m. to learn which have won the top honors. SC ETV will stream the announcement live to each of the finalist schools.
The SC Association of School Administrators (SCASA) presents the coveted awards each year to schools, which offer the best in innovative, effective educational programs. The Palmetto's Finest Award is celebrating its 35th year and is one of the most coveted and respected awards among educators.
"We are pleased to offer this recognition for outstanding and innovative schools," SCASA Eecutive Director Molly Spearman said. "They represent the many excellent school communities serving South Carolina's families."
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Jeff Jakaitis was the best goalie in the ECHL a year ago.
Jakaitis' MVP ability was on full display Wednesday night against the Florida Everblades.
Hunter Bishop scored two goals and Jakaitis stopped 39 shots to lead South Carolina past Florida, 3-2, before a crowd of 1,877 at the North Charleston Coliseum.
The Stingrays, winners of three straight and six of their last seven, improved to 26-23-4 (56 points) and moved in seventh place in the ECHL's Eastern Conference. The Everblades fell to 24-17-9 (57 points).
A year ago, Jakaitis was named the ECHL's goalie of the year, going 17-6-2 with a .930 save percentage and a 2.03 goals against average. Jakaitis was injured late in the year and wasn't back to full strength this season until recently.
The former Lake Superior State standout has won three straight games for the Stingrays, giving up just four goals on 103 shots.
"Jeff is in a zone right now, he's playing exceptional hockey and we're going to ride him as long as we can," said South Carolina Stingrays coach Spencer Carbery.
"Jeff was unbelievable. He was outstanding. He was tracking the puck very well. He made a couple of huge saves in the third period. His rebound control was fantastic. He was extremely sharp tonight and we owe the two points to him."
Jakaitis, who improved to 7-4-2 on the season, isn't sure if he's playing as well as he did last year, but he's not going to complain.
"I feel good and I'm seeing the puck well," Jakaitis said. "The guys are doing a great job clearing pucks and keeping most of the shots on the perimeter. It feels good to be playing and you get into a kind of rhythm and try to take it one game at a time."
The 41 shots Jakaitis faced were a season high as were the 39 saves he made, including the final 22 of the game.
"I like to see a lot of shots, it keeps me in the game," Jakaitis said. "Obviously, there's a certain level and the kind of shots, but I thought for the most part we did a good job of keeping the shots to the outside. I had pretty good rebound control, so I was pretty focused."
The Stingrays played one of their best first periods of the season and grabbed a 1-0 lead on Scooter Vaughan's second goal of the season.
"Great first period, we stuck to our gameplan, and really controlled the flow of play," Carbery said. "We did everything right."
But after Bishop gave the Stingrays a 2-0 lead early in the second period, it was all Everblades, who outshot the Stingrays, 31-12, over the final 39 minutes of the game.
"The last two periods we got away from our gameplan and we looked flat," said Bishop, who notched his 22nd and 23rd goals of the season. "I think we got away with one, but we'll take points any way we can get them at this point in the season."
Florida 0 2 0—2
Stingrays 1 1 1—3
First Period: 1. SC, Vaughan 2 (Brodie, Gaul), 5:47. Penalties: No Penalties.
Second Period: 2. SC, Bishop 22 (Cross, Dee), 0:49. 3. F, Roy 19 (Pistilli, Ratchuk), 9:40. 4. F, Sutter 7 (Schmitz , Milan), 16:58. Penalties: Elser, SC (bench - too many men), 2:30; Irwin, F (cross-checking), 13:08; Dame-Malka, F (double - roughing), 17:15; Cherniwchan, SC (double - roughing), 17:15; Salters, F (interference on the goalkeeper), 18:53.
Third Period: 5. SC, Bishop 23 (Vidmar, Foam), 16:34. Penalties: Beca, SC (holding), 10:18.
Shots on Goal: Stingrays 9-8-5-22; Florida: 10-14-17-41. Penalties: Stingrays 4-8; Florida 4-8. Power Play: Stingrays 0 for 2; Florida 0 for 2. Goalies: Stingrays – Jeff Jakaitis (7-4-2) 41 shots, 39 saves. Florida – Pat Nagle (12-7-2) 22 shots, 19 saves. Att: 1,877.
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Let's face it. Ghosts are popular these days. Just about every other channel on television hosts some kind of show on the paranormal. And if we aren't watching ghosts on TV, we are reading about them in newspapers, books and magazines. What was once a taboo subject is now being embraced by society. So, with all this fascination regarding ghosts, it's no wonder we want more than anything to see them in person. We, as believers and even skeptics, want to experience the paranormal up close.
A great way to do just that is by joining in on a ghost tour. Nearly every city in America has one, and they come in all different varieties. There are walking tours that run anywhere between an hour to nearly two hours, so be sure to wear a sensible pair of shoes. And for those ghost enthusiasts that would rather rest their weary feet, a riding tour may be the better option. Some cities offer horse and carriage rides, bus rides or even haunted hearse rides! When it comes to ghost tours, there is something offered for everyone.
As a ghost researcher and writer, I have been in numerous cities throughout the U.S. and have been on many ghost tours. I have been impressed by many, but have also been disappointed by some. The 90-minute walking tour past the bewitching buildings of Salem, MA was memorable, however, being squeezed into the back of a hearse with seven other people (yes, they were alive) and no working air conditioning ,was not quite so entertaining.
Then, there was my favorite tour. The one that I go back to over and over, and not just because it's only an hour away from home. This is a tour that has made its mark on my "must do" ghost tour list. It is a place I can highly recommend to other researchers and those seriously interested in the field, and feel confident about. For this tour is one unlike many others. It's one of the only tours that I've been on where I can almost be guaranteed to have an authentic ghost experience. The May Stringer House in Brooksville, Florida is pretty much a sure thing when it comes to finding ghosts, and not just hearing about them. The Victorian abode dating back to the 1800s, which now is a museum during the day, has so many ghosts that it was actually certified as haunted. I once asked one of the May Stringer docents how many restless souls are residing at the house, and she answered at least nine. That's a pretty high number considering most haunted houses usually have between one to two lingering spirits.
The tour of the May Stringer House starts after the doors have been locked and the lights have been dimmed. Once the atmosphere has been established, the museum's docents who also volunteer as the nightly ghost guides, introduce the history of the house to the tour's guests. The historical lead-in to the ghost stories which follow, is very informative, thorough and interesting. After the guests learn of the May Stringer House's history, the foundation has been laid and the ghostly tales can be exposed. Guests will be led by their guide through the various rooms and levels of the large Victorian home, and then can later wander about on their own (with supervision) to take pictures and perhaps capture some spooky EVPs. That's right, you are welcome and even encouraged to bring with you any kind of hand- held device such as digital voice recorders, cameras, EMF meters, etc. for your ghost hunting needs.
Please note that you must be at least 16-years-old to take part on a tour at the May Stringer House. Also, while on a tour, docents ask for respect of the house. There are many antiques within the home, and some of the rooms and corridors are quite small, so please be careful when using equipment and just when walking. And while respecting the fragility of the historical furnishings is crucial, it is also extremely important to kindly respect the resident ghosts. Keep in mind you are guests in their home. Disrespect and mockery are simply not tolerated by the docents and the non-living!
Overall, the tour is outstanding. The guides have a plethora of information ranging from historical facts and ghost stories to ghost hunting advice. The house has seen its share of skilled ghost research groups, and also of visitors who would like to learn more about ghost investigation. As a director of a ghost group myself, I must say it is a great place to train your new, less experienced members. And as a skeptic, it is a definite must-see. Granted, you can't command a ghost to come out and show itself, but at the May Stringer House, it's almost certain you will leave believing if you didn't already.
The cost of the tour is $20.00, which is quite reasonable considering it is two hours and takes place inside a haunted house as opposed to being out on the street or sidewalk. Heck, you even get to take part in spooky attic vigil with other guests and your guide…that is, if you are brave enough! So while some might fret about spending the money, keep in mind it is well worth it and in comparison to some of the other tours out there, this one beats them all. Why spend $15-17.00 a person on a simple walking tour, when you could spend only a few dollars more and get all the extras?! Plus, the money you spend on a night of haunted fun goes straight to the May Stringer House museum as it is non-profit and strictly volunteer run.
So, if you are looking for a great way to spend a Saturday night and would prefer to have your very own paranormal experience rather than just watching Paranormal State or Ghost Hunters, then come out to one of the most haunted structures in the state.
To read more about this location and its ghost lore, please pick up a copy of my book titled, Haunted Florida: A Guide to the Departed Soul, Vol. One. You can find it here on Beyond the Limits Magazine's page. Just go to the Store tab!
To book a tour and find out about tour times, please e-mail museum/ghost guide Ms. Bonnie LeTourneau at firstname.lastname@example.com. Tours run on Saturday nights, and are $20.00. Cash only please.
May Stringer House is located in Brooksville, Florida at 601 Museum Court, 34601.
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Henderson 17-year-old facing first degree murder charge
Kyshaun Norrell, a 17-year-old from Henderson, has been arrested and charged with first degree murder in the Sunday shooting death of Quincey Gregory.
Marcus Barrow, chief of the Henderson Police Department, confirmed the arrest and Gregory's death in a statement Wednesday evening.
Norrell, a 17-year-old with residence listed at 640 Ransom Street, was taken into custody without incident. He also faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, two counts of discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle, discharging a firearm on educational property and discharging a firearm in the city limits.
Norrell was jailed in Vance County without bond and has an appearance in Vance County District Court on Sept. 8.
Gregory was taken to Maria Parham Medical Center Sunday afternoon following a shooting that left two people injured. The incident happened in the 600 block of West Rockspring Street in the city.
Gregory was transferred from Maria Parham to Duke Medical Center for treatment of his injuries. He died Wednesday morning.
Gregory was a 29-year-old with an address of 426 Ford Street in Henderson.
The other injured shooting victim from the incident was Amil Davis, a 33-year-old listing an 801 Water Street address. Davis was treated for his injuries and released.


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DOCTOR Stephen Hearing has been ordered to pay more than £4,000 after poisoning three 'magnificent' trees.
The 47-year-old destroyed a lime and a copper beech tree, as well as damaging another copper beech in the garden of his Stone home.
The court heard Stafford Borough Council was contacted by a tree surgeon who was asked to carry out work on the trees at the Westover Drive property and suspected they were protected by Tree Preservation Orders.
Dr Hearing told the council he had poisoned the trees to limit the growth of the foliage to allow more light in to his house in June, 2011.
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The 47-year-old – who now lives in Derby – pleaded guilty to three charges of wilfully destroying trees under the Town and Country Planning Act.
Dr Hearing was unavailable for comment but his wife Charlotte Hearing, a Stone town councillor, said: "Obviously my husband and I have talked about what happened and it is a very difficult situation when one person gets into trouble.
"He did it without my knowledge and I am not happy about anything to do with this.
"It has caused no end of upset between us and I know he is sorry for what happened.
"At the moment, my aim is keeping the family together."
Geoff Collier, borough councillor for St Michael's ward in Stone, said: "I am annoyed that somebody would destroy any trees under a preservation order.
"Westover Drive is in a beautiful development and the trees really add to the character and environment of the area."
But conservationist and retired tree surgeon George Powell said the fines were not adequate punishment.
The 62-year-old, of Hackwood Close, Barlaston, said: "It's an absolute tragedy that trees should be damaged in this way.
"The trees are not particularly rare but their aesthetic value is very high. I am surprised he has got away with such a small fine.
"There needs to be a much stronger deterrent if our wonderful trees are to be saved from people who would maliciously damage or destroy them.
"What he has done is reckless and shows a lack of consideration for the environment.
"People need to protect trees especially as a lot of them are being felled to make way for property developments."
Stafford Magistrates Court ordered Dr Hearing to pay a £3,400 fine, £595 costs to the council and a £120 victim surcharge.
Neil Dawson, North Staffordshire co-ordinator for Friends of the Earth, said: "Anyone who destroys or damages a tree under a preservation order should be fined because a message needs to be sent out that it is not acceptable to do something like that. It is a very selfish and reckless thing to do and people should understand how important trees are to us and the environment."