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Brittany Arnold
Age: 20-something
Family: Husband, Chris; daughters, Audrey and Evelyn
Occupation: Stay-at-home mom and wife, writer and editor for Douglas County Moms
About: From fashion shows, concerts, Smart phones, little black dresses, fine dining and everything else the city life offers to packaging hunted elk meat, shooting guns, casserole dishes, endless laundry and an SUV, join her on this journey from city shaker to green acres.
Brittany is the wife of a logging administrator and mother of two beautiful daughters. She dedicates herself to staying at home, but is also the Douglas County Moms editor, writes a monthly column for The News-Review, assists with the local Moms Matter group and is active at her church and in the community.
Jayne Gautreau
Age: 30-something
Family: Husband, Sabin; sons, Ethan, Micah and Zakiah
Occupation: Stay-at-home mom
About: Born and raised in Northern Ireland, Jayne has lived in Douglas County since 2007. She met her husband at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago when she came over to study as an exchange student in 1998. They married in Northern Ireland in December 2000, but have made their home in the United States ever since.
Jayne is a tea-drinking, chocolate-loving mama, which helps her to "keep calm and carry on." Being a mom has brought some challenges her way, but it is also shaping her into the person she was created to be, as she learns and grows along the way.
Read her every other Tuesday on Douglas County Moms.
Robbin A. Carollo
Age: 20-something
Family: Husband Dominic; daughters Ansley and Eddaline; twin baby boys
Occupation: Kid-corraller, reluctant housekeeper and sometimes blogger
About: Robbin is transplanted from Atlanta, Georgia, married to a native Oregonian who brought her to Roseburg to follow his career as an attorney. With two kids in two years and two more on the way, Robbin is just happy to know what's going on most of the time. Her humor, friends and faith in God are what help her overcome the culture shock and sleep deprivation that have become the norms in her life. When she can find a minute, she blogs about her misadventures in the PNW and parenting on her blog, From Grits to Granola.
Read her Wednesday's on Douglas County Moms.
Marla Smart
Age: 40-something
Family: Husband, Jerry; two daughters and one son
Occupation: Part-time children's pastor; third grade teacher; full-time wife and mom
About: A local pastor's wife, Marla Smart stays busy with her family of five and her church. She is a children's pastor at her church, mentor mom for Winston's Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS), and a third grade teacher at UVCS, as well as mothering her three (now teenage) children and loving her amazing husband, Jerry.
Being a mom has challenged her since the very first day of her oldest daughter's life. She lives by Michelangelo's quote "Ancora Imparo," or "I am still learning." Check out her personal blog at marlasmart.wordpress.com.
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Jemelene Wilson
Occupation: Writer, Mom, Pastor's Wife
Family: Married with two daughters and one son-in-law
About: Jemelene is a passionate storyteller. Born and raised in Southern California, she married her FedEx man (practically overnight). They moved to Oregon six months later and she followed him into full time ministry. She's the mother of two amazing daughters who challenge her daily in the best possible way. Her teenager was added through adoption and carries with her multiple medical and special needs. She would live in Disneyland if they would let her but until then she's happy to be part of this amazing community in one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Overflowing with countless stories filled with hope, she is privileged to write here and on her own website:jemelene.com.
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Michelle Hamlin
Age: 30-something
Family: Husband, Aaron and four wonderful daughters
Occupation: Domestic Engineer
About: Michelle is a homeschooling, songwriting, God-fearing lady. Aside from business planning, laughing and spraying poison oak with her husband, she dedicates much of her time homeschooling her four girls (and sometimes herself). Because life doesn't have a rash-wound-or-sting-free clause, she has developed a passion for natural remedies, tea drinking and salve making.
Crafts, music and fascinating random facts are crammed in there somewhere. As an almost natural by-product and with a strong liking for words fitly spoken, Michelle has been writing with honesty on her Christian life as a woman, wife and mom on her blog, www.remnants4riches.org. You can find much of her natural remedies there too.
Ashley Dancer
Age: 20-something
Family: Husband, Eric; sons Max & Logan; daughter, Maggie
Occupation: Full-time wife & mother, part-time bookkeeper, sporadic blogger and wanna-be runner
About: Ashley is a small town momma who believes motherhood is a high and sacred calling. She strives daily to find peace in the chaos and balance in the "busy" of life. Thankfully, she has lots of coffee and a good day planner! Ashley has lived as a teen mother, single mother, working mother and now full time homemaking mother. Each phase of motherhood has brought it's own challenges, and she is thankful for all she has learned through each one. Read her personal blog at http://theheartofadancer.blogspot.com.
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Accepting existentially uncomfortable change is part of your job as a human, and that is what the show is about: what to do with your life when the world doesn't end.
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My son is four today. I'm officially 48 months postpartum. See also: WTF and HOW DID THAT HAPPEN? May 20, 2011
#Life#The Flinger Family#Baby OBaby O, Last night as you were falling asleep, you could barely keep your eyes open (much like your mother after 9pm on two glasses of wine) and you asked for your story. "You want to know about the day you were born?" Your eyes lit up and you stuck your tongue out in that way you do when you get excited and I think you're sort of proving evolution isn't just a theory. "It was a sunny day a lot like today was," you don't get the irony in my voice but I chuckle. "I took your sister to soccer and then to get a hair cut." I look at your scraggly hair and feel terrible that you've had two real hair cuts in your life. "Grandma and Grandpa came up to visit and we all went out to dinner. While we were at dinner, it was... Read more
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#Life#The Flinger Family#Working MomMy Grandfather was an electrician in a mill. He often explained his lack of hearing from years of being around loud machines. "GRANDPA! TURN DOWN THE TEE VEE!" He would wave a hand in our direction, mutter something completely incomprehensible and turn the volume on the TV up. Last weekend a friend of mine spoke of reducing the noise in his life. As a single man who enjoys many activities outside the computer, I thought it was a strange, though admirable, statement. So often the level of noise in my life is beyond was I can tolerate. Children whining and needing immediate attention pulling on my arm, Co-Workers on IM, twitter, facebook, email, friends asking about this weekend. It's not that the noise is bad, each in of itself, it's that together there isn't... Read more
The Future of Web and Visions of Equality May 16, 2011For years I've been a minority in our field. In graduate school I was one of two females. The program pushed Java but I studied PHP and my co-female-student studied XML. Why is that? Why would the two women select another language than the standard object oriented fare served to the students? Is it possible there is a feminine friendly language that helps retain women in computer science? This is the future of our field. The is the future of the web. Bringing technology, the joy of development, the art of mobile application development: these are the true places women can excel and find balance in a male dominated field. WebVisions 2011 is about "exploring the future of the web" and I can see no better reason to join those who are passionate about the future of a field... Read more
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Evaluation May 03, 2011"She is very bright. Intelligent and creative; loving and kind. She seems to be a natural in math and science but her artistic abilities and imagination give her a great balance. She's very social. She is unaware of the politics of other girls in her grade. She is a tender soul who can not sit still. She has trouble focusing and might need some work in this area. She is often tired in the afternoon. She seems young for her age. Overall she is a joy to work with. While she is a bit bouncy and can have difficult finishing a task before starting another, making her very inefficient, she's got a lot of potential and you should be proud of her." As it turns out? She really is my kid. Even if she doesn't look it. Read more
On being S.A.D. May 02, 2011The heat kicks back on and I know it won't warm me. The walk to the car will be wet and cold. I wear a layer of my body like an extra coat of energy, just waiting, hoping to be used. I drink another cup of coffee and turn the heat as high as I can while I drive. I will struggle with children, putting coats and hoods and boots on and splashing back to the car again. The effort nearly crushes me. It is May. The realization nearly takes my breath away. It is May. Seattle just finished the coldest April on record. Even after two amazingly sunny days this weekend, we return to the usual rain and high of 55 degrees. You can watch for signs of failures, you can talk about becoming better at your job, or at parenting, or about being healthier phsyically. But one day you... Read more
Chicks, Bunny Ears and Sugar. (This is not about the playboy mansion.) Apr 27, 2011Like last year, the year before that, and the year prior to that and so on, it rained on Easter here. Shocker. I did manage to click some pretty terrible photos with my iPhone for you. You're welcome. Behold! The creepiest bunny in the history of all bunnies! As we prepared to set out the goods for the children the night before Easter, we discovered some mice pellets in our pantry. Let me rephrase that, WE FOUND OUT WE HAVE MICE IN OUR PANTRY. As in EATING OUR FOOD. Easter mice: Trumps creepy bunny. Instead of leaving the candy and goodies on the table for the children, we decided (in a quick act of awesome by yours truly) to write a little riddle and have the children hunt for their Easter Basket Innards. Brilliant, right? (nod yes.) I wrote the following, clever, did I... Read more
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(1) fluid milk products are basic foods and are a primary source of required nutrients such as calcium, and otherwise are a valuable part of the human diet;
(2) fluid milk products must be readily available and marketed efficiently to ensure that the people of the United States receive adequate nourishment;
(3) the dairy industry plays a significant role in the economy of the United States, in that milk is produced by thousands of milk producers and dairy products (including fluid milk products) are consumed every day by millions of people in the United States;
(4) the processing of milk into fluid milk products and the marketing of such products are important to the dairy industry because the fluid milk segment of the dairy market contributes substantially to ensuring that the prices paid to milk producers for raw milk are stable and adequate to maintain the overall strength of the dairy industry;
(5) the maintenance and expansion of markets for fluid milk products are vital to the Nation's fluid milk processors and milk producers, as well as to the general economy of the United States;
(6) the congressional purpose underlying this chapter is to maintain and expand markets for fluid milk products, not to maintain or expand any processor's share of those markets and that the chapter does not prohibit or restrict individual advertising or promotion of fluid milk products since the programs created and funded by this chapter are not extended to replace individual advertising and promotion efforts;
(7) the cooperative development, financing, and implementation of a coordinated program of advertising and promotion of fluid milk products is necessary to maintain and expand markets for fluid milk products;
(8) it is appropriate to finance the cooperative program described in paragraph (6) [1] with self-help assessments paid by the fluid milk processors; and
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It is declared to be the policy of Congress that it is in the public interest to authorize the establishment, through the exercise of powers provided in this chapter, of an orderly procedure for developing, financing, through adequate assessments on fluid milk products produced in the United States and carrying out an effective, continuous, and coordinated program of promotion, research, and consumer information designed to strengthen the position of the dairy industry in the marketplace and maintain and expand domestic and foreign markets and uses for fluid milk products, the purpose of which is not to compete with or replace individual advertising or promotion efforts designed to promote individual brand name or trade name fluid milk products, but rather to maintain and expand the markets for all fluid milk products, with the goal and purpose of this chapter being a national governmental goal that authorizes and funds programs that result in government speech promoting government objectives.
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Source(Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1999B,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3914; Pub. L. 104–127, title I, § 146(a), (b),Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 918.)
1996—Subsec. (a)(6) to (9). Pub. L. 104–127, § 146(a), added par. (6) and redesignated former pars. (6) to (8) as (7) to (9), respectively.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 104–127, § 146(b), amended heading and text of subsec. (b) generally. Text read as follows: "It is declared to be the policy of Congress that it is in the public interest to authorize the establishment, through the exercise of the powers provided in this chapter, of an orderly procedure for developing, financing (through adequate assessments on fluid milk products produced in the United States) and carrying out an effective and coordinated program of advertising designed to strengthen the position of the dairy industry in the marketplace and to maintain and expand markets and uses for fluid milk products produced in the United States. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to provide for the control of production or otherwise limit the right of individual milk producers to produce milk."
Short Title of 1993 Amendment
Pub. L. 103–72, § 1,Aug. 11, 1993, 107 Stat. 717, provided that: "This Act [amending sections 6402 and 6409 of this title] may be cited as the 'Fluid Milk Promotion Amendments Act of 1993'."
Short Title
Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1999A,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3914, provided that: "This subtitle [subtitle H (§§ 1999A—1999R) of title XIX of Pub. L. 101–624, enacting this chapter] may be cited as the 'Fluid Milk Promotion Act of 1990'."
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The July 28th supreme court decision to strike down voluntary school integration plans in Louisville and Seattle, will erode gains in racial equality won through landmark court cases and the struggle by Americans of all races in the Civil Rights Movement. The action by the conservative five-justice majority assaults both the spirit and intent of the Warren Court's 1954 Brown v. Board of Education desegregation ruling, which had a domino effect of undoing legally sanctioned racial apartheid in all aspects of American life.
Although lower courts had upheld both Louisville's and Seattle's voluntary plans, which achieved diversity using race as one of the criteria for school placement, the high court ruled both plans unconstitutional. Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by Justices Scalia, Thomas and Alito, said boards of education cannot take the race of an individual student into account to help foster racial integration of schools.
Writing for the majority, Roberts stated, "To achieve a system of determining admission to public schools on a nonracial basis is to stop assigning students on a racial basis." The practical implication of Robert's reasoning is that if Americans were only "colorblind" in implementing social, economic and political policies, the problem of racial bias would go away. This is na�ve at best. As a society, we are not at the point where we can rely on individuals to make colorblind decisions on a range of matters.
Justice Stephen Breyer was right in his dissent to call this ruling a radical step away from settled law. Writing on behalf of himself and Justices Stevens, Souter and Ginsburg, Justice Breyer asserted that race-conscious considerations can be valuable tools in "eradicating earlier school segregation, bringing about integration or preventing retrogression."
The court's ruling will now throw many school districts and local communities into confusion, stripping many of the tools used for decades to implement voluntary antidiscrimination measures. It also will open the door to re-litigation of other established integration plans.
The legacy of 250 years of slavery and a century of segregation laws are still with us. We simply have not come far enough that we can dispense with any remedies to end discrimination. In America, where nearly all of us are descended from people who came to these shores from other lands, many in desperation and many in chains, laws that protect minorities are as vital as our founding principles, however poorly honored in practice. Racial, ethnic and cultural diversity are essential elements of our national character as is the equal protection of the law guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment�a more solid bedrock of America's quest for justice for all.
The idea that we no longer have to take affirmative measures to preserve civil rights is no more valid than the idea that we no longer have to take strong measures to uphold the First Amendment or any of our liberties. There have been numerous challenges to our rights of free speech, freedom of assembly, and freedom of the press over the last 200 years. Just as those fundamental, charter freedoms require preservation, so do the protections of racial equality arising from the Fourteenth Amendment, the Brown decision and the Civil Rights Acts.
I am appalled that Chief Justice Roberts suggested his ruling was faithful to the heritage of Brown. Roberts got it wrong. Brown was crafted to eliminate racial separation. The Roberts court overturned school integration plans that sought to achieve racial diversity in the classroom. It is my hope that those who now sit on the supreme court will commit themselves to advancing justice and building bridges between those of different racial and income groups�not burning those bridges.
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ScarJo's character, Natasha Romanoff, has had a different look in every superhero flick she's appeared in -- from long red curly tresses ("Iron Man 2"), to a short wave-curl ("Marvel's The Avengers") and now a straight style, the Widow has been keepin' it fresh!
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PAWTUCKET — Capt. Robert F. Thurber, Jr., a 25-year veteran of the Pawtucket Fire Department, has been named the city's fire marshal, announced Fire Chief William Sisson.
Thurber, who was formerly captain of Engine 2 at the downtown fire station, began his new position on Monday. He replaces the city's former fire marshal, Capt. Steven Parent, who recently retired.
Thurber is the Pawtucket Fire Department's training officer and has coordinated the last five fire schools for the department.
He is also an education instructor/coordinator for the Rhode Island Fire Academy.
"I'm looking forward to the challenges of this office," Thurber said. "Getting out and helping businesses to get squared away with current fire codes, what to do about upgrades, etc. and working with the mayor's office to answer people's questions on fire alarm issues and fire codes."
He added that he will attending the meetings that are held regularly by the city for new business owners and developers along with the other municipal department heads involved in zoning and building issues.
A Pawtucket native, Thurber still resides in the city. His father, Robert F. Thurber, Sr., was assistant fire chief of the Pawtucket Fire Department, retiring in 1991.
Also, Sisson announced that Firefighter Lance Dumont has been named the new Hazardous Materials Firefighter, filling a vacancy that was created by a previous promotion.
In related news, a ceremony was held Thursday at Pawtucket City Hall to recognize the promotion of two members of the Pawtucket Fire Department and the swearing-in of a new firefighter.
Fire Chief William Sisson delivered the welcoming remarks and then introduced Director of Administration and Public Safety Director Antonio Pires. With Mayor Donald Grebien in Washington, D.C., Pires handled the promotions and swearing-in duties.
Lt. John T. Smith, a 29-year veteran of the fire department, was promoted to the rank of captain. He lives in Pawtucket.
Also promoted was Firefighter William D. Almon, a 15-year member of the fire department, who was made a lieutenant. Almon resides in Cumberland.
Matthew Sylvester, a 26-year-old North Providence resident, was sworn in as a firefighter. He is currently pursuing an associate's degree in fire science from the Community College of Rhode Island and worked previously as a firefighter in North Providence.
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Anyone who has never had the opportunity to speak with a group of young people from the Dominican Republic is missing out on an amazing experience. Just 20 minutes spent with a group of students participating in the Global Academy program at USU Eastern left me imprinted by the jubilant nature.
"We celebrate everything," said Johnny Ruiz, amongst group-wide cheering. "If the light goes out, we rejoice. And when the light comes back on, we rejoice again. It's part of who we are."
Ruiz was one of a collection of about 15 students, out of 57 participating, who chose to interview with me following their morning classes. While their enthusiastic nature is intoxicating during conversation, it should not be misinterpreted as a lack of seriousness, as these 18- to 24-year-olds competed against 10,000 other students to receive this trip.
According to Steve Nelson, USU Eastern's Spanish Specialist, the trip is a cap-stone event for the students as well as a travel reward and cultural study. The program is paid for by the Dominican government as a reward for the students' hard work.
"Learning English well is a huge asset for those in other countries," said Nelson. "And these students represent the best all around participants in a one year English immersion program in the Dominican."
The students' time is jam packed as they not only attend upwards of six classes but are taken on at least one cultural activity trip per week.
Concerning education, three morning English classes including reading, writing and listening/speaking are taught. Academic courses including paleontology, film and history in the afternoon concentrate on teaching the language in a different manner while spreading additional knowledge.
Sitting down with the students halfway through their trip, it became immediately clear that these vibrant and intelligent individuals had formed lasting opinions about Eastern Utah and Price and are amazed by what they have seen.
"It's great to be here, everyone is so nice and everything is so organized," said Arturo Mendez, an outspoken member of the group who seemed a natural leader among his peers. "Even when you go to the bathroom here, it's different, it's clean."
For Mendez and virtually all of this companions, the lack of trash to be found in Utah is incredible. Equally amazing is the courtesy of American drivers. However, I have to believe that's because they haven't had the pleasure of driving along side them just yet. Their praise ran more to local drivers' treatment of pedestrians.
"When you are going to cross the street here, the cars stop," said Arturo in a shocked voice. "But in the Dominican, it doesn't happen. You have to wait until they pass."
While the courtesy of local drivers and lack of public trash have been wonderful, the dry climate and "bland food" have been difficult for the group of students to tolerate.
"It's so dry. In the DR it's very humid. Here you don't sweat," said Rosa Mendez. "I was playing volleyball for like an hour and I noticed I wasn't sweating. But I'm thirsty all the time and no matter how much I drink, I'm dry."
When asked about coping with the desert, 15 students simultaneously raised a bottle of water and a tube of lip balm. Clothes washing has also been an issue as many of the students can now be seen wearing Barbie size replicas of their former gear
"We hang dry everything in the DR, but here you use a dryer," said Rudy Rusell. "We didn't understand the shrinking problem and now some of us are wearing doll clothes."
Their understanding of the our language is amazing as even small pieces of the local dialect have begun to creep their way into conversation. After only one year of learning, these students could easily make their way in America, provided they can located their native spices. Aside from the lip and skin problems, the group has had a hard time finding what they need to bring some life into the "vanilla" cuisine of North America.
"We haven't been able to find the equipment we need," said Gislle Cedeno. "We have set off the fire alarm several times."
Frugal by nature, the students did report enjoying Beto's and McDonald's in downtown Price but were clear about the liking to cook their own food whenever possible.
Where the food lacks flavor, the instructors do not.
"The education is amazing," said Arturo. "It's so focused and you learn, you really learn. It makes me feel very happy because you feel that the teacher is interesting and you keep something in your mind. Also you have so many books and you have Internet all the time here. In the Dominican if you want Internet you have to pay, always."
The students were amazed that they are able to run and play in the street. They expressed disbelief that so many roads are used by so few cars. The lack of noise was difficult to get used to for many students but after a few days, even this difference began to get comfortable.
"It's never quiet anywhere where we are from," said Tairi Lora. "The Dominican is very loud, always. You can't every hear yourself think, but here you can stay out till midnight, walk and you feel safe."
When asked about their favorite activity so far, the group immediately settled on their river rafting excursion in Green River.
"In the DR, that's just for rich people," said Arturo. "And we got to go for free. It's great.."
While the students are proud of their homeland, they were also candid about the problems their society is facing. When asked about swimming in coastal areas of DR, they conveyed that because of trash and pollution many areas are not safe for swimming.
The students were invited to USU Eastern as part of the ongoing Utah State University Global Academy. Because of the close relationship developed between Utah State and the DR, the university has been able to branch out and provide summer offerings for students in English immersion programs.
Future activities will include tours of Goblin Valley, Nine Mile, the San Rafael Reef, Arches and Canyonlands, and the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry.


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Camp Cost: $450.00
PRO-DAY Baseball Camps provide professional instruction from collegiate coaches, professional scouts and collegiate baseball players.
We teach the fundamentals of fielding, hitting, pitching, base-running and situational strategies in the morning. Then, play baseball games in the afternoon.
The Campers daily schedule will consist of baseball instruction every morning on hitting, fielding, pitching and base-running, to go along with the finer aspects of the game of baseball.
In the afternoon, players will participate in live baseball games. During their off time, campers will get to go to the beach/pool, amusement park and watch movies. It's a great baseball atmosphere here in Orange Beach, Alabama.
Each camper must bring his own baseball equipment. Players should bring a glove, bat, cleats, hat, and any other equipment they feel necessary to compete. Catchers must bring their own gear.
Since 1989, PRO-DAY Professional Baseball has been teaching players of all ages this great game of baseball.
Today, PRO-DAY has six current/former Major League players that have participated in our camps, many grauduates that are in the minor leagues and hundreds of others that have went on to have great collegiate careers.
Our staff is committed to teach the finer points of the game to our students here at PRO-DAY and help build confidence and self-esteem.
We look forward to having you here this week at PRO-DAY and we feel you will have a wonderful experience here in a great baseball atmosphere.
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Players should check in approximately 30 minutes prior to the start of the session. Parents, family and friends or welcome to stay and watch.
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PRO-DAY Baseball conducted its first baseball camp the summer of 1989 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The camp had 52 participants ranging in ages from 5 years old up to 18 years of age. The excitement generated was just overwhelming watching these young players.
The campers wanted to learn the correct way to play the game of baseball and the professionals on hand had their attention. The willingness to learn from the professional players and scouts was seen in their eyes, thus we decided to continue our camps.
Since that summer of 1989, PRO-DAY Baseball has held numerous camps and clinics. We've had hundreds of our alumni advance to have great collegiate careers, with many others drafted into professional baseball over the years.
PRO-DAY Baseball had its inaugural "Showcase" on December 28, 2001 in Orange Beach, Alabama. The participants began getting more exposure from these showcases as collegiate coaches and professional scouts flocked to our showcases evaluating the talent.
Today, PRO-DAY Baseball has expanded to "Twelve Southern States" with the "Top Players" being invited to participate in the annual prestigious "Best of the Best" showcase. This is held at our headquarters in Orange Beach, Alabama on the beautiful Gulf of Mexico.
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PHOENIX — State health officials said a delay in opening the first medical marijuana dispensary in the Phoenix area means there will be a delay in starting to phase out cardholders' authorizations to grow their own.
A Glendale dispensary became the first to be licensed last week. The Department of Health Services said the licensing triggered a medical marijuana law provision that will phase out growing authorizations for cardholders in nearly all of the Phoenix area as cards come up for annual renewals.
However, the department has said the Glendale dispensary isn't ready to open and its license's effective date will be reset in early December.
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Thirty-seven-year-old Jessica Lyn Wright was killed Monday when her 2009 Ford car was involved in a collision with a tractor trailer and a South Carolina Department of Transportation dump truck. The accident happened on the southbound side of Interstate 85, between the Brockman-McClimon Road and Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport exits, near Greer, South Carolina. The collision, which happened at about 9:50 AM, is still under investigation. Ms. Wright was pronounced dead upon her arrival at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center at 10:53 AM. She had been partially ejected from her vehicle, and was airlifted to the hospital from the scene. The tractor trailer driver and the dump truck driver were both uninjured. At the time of the accident, Sixty-six-year-old Charles Ray Smith, of Casar, North Carolina, was driving the tractor trailer, and Twenty-two-year-old James Michael Pridemore, of nearby Inman, South Carolina, was driving the dump truck.
This was the third wreck of the morning along that stretch of I-85, as traffic was backed up throughout the morning hours. One of the earlier wrecks also involved tractor trailers. In that accident, a tractor trailer driver did not slow down in time to avoid traffic ahead of it, ran into a Honda Civic automobile, and then sideswiped another 18-wheeler. The at-fault tractor trailer driver was charged with following too closely.
The cause of the accident which caused the fatality is unknown, and the investigation is still ongoing by the South Carolina Highway Patrol, according to Lance Corporal Bill Rhyne.


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Bluejays' WBB Welcomes South Dakota
OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team plays host to South Dakota on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 7 p.m. in D.J. Sokol Arena.
About South Dakota
Creighton vs. South Dakota:
Creighton leads the all-time series with South Dakota, 11-8. The Bluejays took the 2012 meeting, 53-49 in Vermillion, S.D. on Nov. 20, 2012. South Dakota, however, won the last meeting in Omaha, 56-53 in overtime on Nov. 22, 2011.
Series with South Dakota:
Date Result Score/Site
2/16/78 W 75-67 in Omaha
2/10/79 L 58-81 in Vermillion
2/16/80 W 66-62 in Omaha
11/29/80 L 72-85 in Vermillion
1/24/81 L 52-62 in Omaha
3/3/81 L 62-83 in Vermillion
12/11/81 L 50-75 in Vermillion
2/16/82 L 46-47 in Omaha
1/28/83 W 75-66 in Vermillion
2/17/83 W 65-63 in Omaha
11/18/83 L 71-76 in Vermillion
12/6/83 W 77-58 in Omaha
1/31/85 W 67-61 in Omaha
1/2/86 W 79-61 in Omaha
12/2/86 W 69-50 in Omaha
2/18/88 W 74-68 in Omaha
12/1/10 W 79-70 in Vermillion
11/22/11 L 53-56 (ot) in Omaha
11/20/12 W 53-49 in Vermillion
Last Time vs. South Dakota
(11-20-12): W, 53-49 @ South Dakota
Creighton did not trail in the win as Sarah Nelson got going from the opening possession. The Bluejays found the Omaha native on the left block, allowing her to fake right and draw a shooting foul to her left. Nelson hit 1-of-2 from the line, then connected on a five-footer off the glass on the following possession to make it 3-0. Following a South Dakota bucket, Nelson added two more free throws and Carli Tritz drilled a 12-footer to push the lead to 7-2.
Holding a 12-7 edge at the 12-minute mark, the Jays used an 8-0 run to grab their largest lead of the game 13 points at 20-7 with 8:01 left in the half. Ally Jensen connected for her 154th career three to ignite the run, then Alyssa Kamphaus added a bank shot from the right and Marissa Janning capped it with her first three-pointer as a Jay.
Playing their home opener, the Coyotes rallied to pull within two points at 23-21 with just under four minutes remaining in the opening period. Creighton weathered the South Dakota run, closing the half with an 8-2 burst of its own to take a 31-23 into the half.
Both teams came out hot in the second period, trading buckets on the first six possessions. Nelson pushed the Jays' lead back to nine at 42-33 on a layup with 13:39 to go. South Dakota mounted a second surge over the ensuing three minutes to make it a one possession game at 42-39 with 9:09 remaining. The Coyotes, however, missed a chance to pull even as Nicole Seekamp's trey bounced off the front of the iron with 8:06 on the clock.
Creighton took advantage of the miscue with a traditional three-point play from Nelson to extend its lead to six, then Tritz cut to the basket for a driving layup to make it 47-39. The Jays wound down the final five minutes without a significant threat from the Coyotes.
Creighton was tenacious defensively for the second straight contest as the Jays forced South Dakota into 25 turnovers.
South Dakota Head Coach
Amy Williams (Nebraska, 1998)
Scouting the Coyotes (2-4)
After opening the season with a 66-57 win at Cal State Fullerton, South Dakota dropped its next four games at UC Irvine (68-64), at Iowa State (88-72), at North Dakota (65-61) and a neutral contest with Drake (89-81 in ot).
The Coyotes got back on the winning track on Sunday, Nov. 24 as South Dakota played its first home game, a 74-61 win over Boise State.
Junior guard Nicole Seekamp led the way for the Coyotes with 26 points on 10-of-19 from the field. She has topped 20 points in three of the Coyotes six games and also leads South Dakota on the season with 99 points
(16.5 ppg).
Junior college transfer Raeshel Contreras is another threat for the Coyotes, scoring 17 against Drake and averaging 12.8 points per game.
The three-point shot has been a strength for the Coyotes in the early going. South Dakota is shooting just under 35 % from long range (.349; 37-of-106).
South Dakota has struggled with turnovers throughout the 2013-14 season, committing a combined 117 in six games (19.5 per contest). Last season the Bluejays forced the Coyotes into 25 turnovers.
Keys to the Game w/South Dakota:
367 and Growing
Creighton has won 14 straight home games, dating back to a 58-48 loss to Kansas on Nov. 25, 2012 - a span of 367 days.
The longest home winning streak in school history spanned 44 games. The streak began Feb. 4, 1984 with a 67-53 win over Loras and extended to Dec. 4, 1987, when the Bluejays fell to Missouri, 93-82. That total was 1,400 days.
Have You Met Brianna
Freshman Brianna Rollerson had a bit of a coming out party in Creighton's 65-55 win over Houston on Nov. 23. The redshirt freshman reached double-figures in just her fifth game as a Bluejay with 10 points. She also notched career-highs in rebounds (7), FG (5), FGA (7) and minutes played (14).


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Credential Information
Click here to apply for credentials to 2015 Big 12 Men's Basketball Media Day - scheduled for Tuesday, October 20 at Sprint Center in Kansas City.
Media credentials are authorized and issued by the Conference office. An online credential system, provided through an agreement with Sports Systems Services, Inc., is the only method to submit requests. Those approved for credentials will receive a link to reserve a room at the headquarters hotel.
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At Google, we've worked hard to minimize the environmental impact of our services. In fact, when we provide an active user one month of Google services, we use less energy than driving a car one mile. If you add in our renewable energy and offsets, our footprint is zero. And we continue to find new ways to reduce our impact even further. Learn more about our efforts below.
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Our carbon footprint & electricity consumption: 2013
The table above shows Google's carbon footprint for 2013. We are providing our emissions inventory in two ways: excluding our renewable energy purchases , and including them. We also calculated our 2013 electricity consumption, which was 3,712,865 MWh (including on-site generation). Through the purchase of high-quality carbon offsets, we bring our carbon footprint to zero.Verified by Cameron-Cole; Sources
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If you take an active Google user—someone who does 25 searches and watches 60 minutes of YouTube a day, has a Gmail account and uses our other services—Google emits about 8 grams of CO2 per day to serve that user. In other words, serving a Google user for a month is like driving a car one mile. And after we offset our footprint to zero, it's like not driving a car at all.Sources
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Program Open Space (POS) is a nationally recognized program with two components, a local grant component often called Localside POS and a component that funds acquisition and recreation facility development by the State. The localside component provides financial and technical assistance to local subdivisions for the planning, acquisition, and/or development of recreation land or open space areas.
Established under the Department of Natural Resources in 1969, POS symbolizes Maryland's long term commitment to conserving our natural resources while providing exceptional outdoor recreation opportunities for our citizens.
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Have been running the Android app for sometime, always has been a good product.
Marvelous tool.
NICE! Thanks for listening to users and acting on suggestions...
Still not great. The mobile site is worthless, and the app only offers slightly more info than it. Wish it gave as much info and was laid out similar to desktop site...
I bet the APP will really prove very handy for the hi-tech savy persons . No more waiting to get info from ' inquiry ' personnel and ending with ' no response ' ! The stated APP may help to pin pointedly know the location of the aircraft and enable U to calculate the ETA !
Too bad it doesn't work with the Kindle... Oh well !!!
Should have gotten an Android... Android has free Kindle Software.
If I wanted a Android, I would of gotten one, but, for my
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NYC Mayor Bloomberg Speaks To The Media After Meeting With Biden
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks to the media outside the... Nieuwsfoto'sDe media,Horizontaal,Internationaal monument,Joseph Biden,Michael Bloomberg,Overheid,Politiek,Portretfoto,Praten,Stad New York,Verenigde Staten,Vergadering,Vicepresident,Washington DC,Witte HuisPhotographer Drew AngererCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 27: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks to the media outside the West Wing of the White House after meeting with Vice President Joe Biden, February 27, 2013 in Washington, DC. Vice President Biden and Mayor Bloomberg discussed the Obama administration's proposals to reduce gun violence. Bloomberg was also scheduled to meet with lawmakers on Capitol Hill today. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)


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Torrentshell Stretch Jacket (Men's)
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Somewhere in the spectrum of memorable outdoor experiences, you go from pure pleasure to retrospective fun. When weather threatens to dampen your psych, Patagonia's new H2No Performance Standard Torrentshell Stretch Jacket – the most technical in Patagona's Torrentshell collection – can swing the balance back to the pleasure zone, with full waterproof/breathable protection. The 2.5-layer, nylon ripstop fabric stays durable, while underarm gussets and stretch panels in the lower arms and across the back of the shoulders enhance mobility (whether used for rappelling back to the car or marching on, singing in the rain, that's up to you). A helmet-compatible, 2-way-adjustable hood with laminated visor rolls down and stows, and all of the zippers are coated and watertight – the center-front zip, the pit-zips, and the zips on the one chest and two handwarmer pockets. Other details: internal storm flap on the center-front zipper, microfleece-lined neck, and self-fabric hook-and-loop cuff closures. With an adjustable drawcord hem and a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish.
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- H2No Performance Standard waterproof/breathable 2.5-layer nylon ripstop shell, with 2.5-layer stretch panels in arms and shoulders
- Helmet-compatible, 2-way-adjustable hood with laminated visor rolls down and stows
- Microfleece-lined neck provides comfort and protects waterproof/breathable barrier
- Gusseted underarm panels let you reach without raising the jacket
- Coated, watertight center-front zipper with internal storm flap
- Two zippered handwarmer pockets and one left chest pocket; all with coated, watertight zippers and zipper garages; shell packs into self-stuff handwarmer pocket with carabiner clip-in loop
- Venting pit zips with coated, watertight 2-way zippers; self-fabric hook-and-loop cuff closures and adjustable drawcord hem seal out precip
Gender: Men's
Weight: 388 g (13.7 oz)
Material: Nylon, waterproof/breathable barrier
Fit: Regular fit
Technologies: [H2No Performance, Deluge DWR finish]
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Season: F14 S15
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New Patagonia Torrentshell rain jackets are here: Torrentshell Stretch & Torrentshell Plus
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DANVILLE–Using a balanced attack with multiple offensive outlets, Lake Region's Lady Rangers defeated Danville 3-1 on Monday afternoon.
"I'm really happy about getting offensive production from multiple players," said coach Brad Urie. "Danville is always up for their games with us, but we were beating people to the ball and we got a lot of good minutes from everyone on the field."
Back from her race with the cross-country team, Haley Kennedy opened the scoring for Lake Region, firing home a direct kick from forty yards out with 22:46 left to play in the first.
Tyrah Urie kept up her hot pace, scoring her 11th goal of the season with five minutes left in the half.
Celeste Lussier hit Tyrah with an excellent pass, and Urie had little trouble finding the back of the net.
"This was the best game that Celeste has played for me in her entire career," said coach Urie.
Tyrah Urie now has 32 goals just five games into her second varsity season, and if she scores again today, she will tie Paige Wells for second all-time on the Lake Region career goals list in girl's soccer.
Abbey Lalime holds the record for goals scored in girl's soccer with 36, a total that will likely be eclipsed in the coming games.
Eleven minutes in the second half Urie charged down the right side of the field and sent a cross to Megan Menard who neatly deposited it into the goal.
Coach Urie, pleased with the offense, was also impressed with efforts of his mid-fielders.
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If you came here expecting to see some kind of obituary for
the 2013-2014 New York Rangers then sorry you came to the wrong place. Yes the
Rangers losing the Stanley Cup finals in game 5 was a disappointment and yes
losing in double overtime was a heartbreak.
But that was yesterday and today there is a lot to be proud
of if you live and die wearing your Broadway Blue. For starters there is no
question about the quality of people who wear that Ranger uniform. To watch the
team come together after the passing of Marty St. Louis's mother spoke volumes
about the quality and characters of those who wear the Ranger's uniform.
There was defeating longtime rival Philadelphia in the first
round which erased the sting of days past when it was the Flyers who got the
upper hand on the Rangers. There was defeating the Pittsburgh Penguins for the
first time in a playoff series, a win made better by the Rangers rallying from
down 1-3 to defeat the Penguins in 7 games.
It was the first time the Rangers had ever come back from
being down 1-3 in franchise history. It was a win that would cost the
Pittsburgh GM and coaches their jobs.
Then there was the Montreal Canadiens who came into the
series as favorites and were sent packing in 6 games. Those Ghosts of Canadiens
past did not come back to haunt the Rangers.
There is no shame in losing to the Kings who are a good team
in their own right but outside of one game they were not the dominating
monsters the experts claimed they would be. Know that in your heart the Rangers
stood toe to toe with the monster and they needed 3 overtime games in order to
defeat the Rangers.
Not bad for a team that nobody ever expected to make it to
the Stanley Cup Finals.
So forgive me if I choose to enjoy this season after
enduring the past 20 years since the last cup. Yes it would have been awesome
to win the cup this season but unlike other times when the Rangers made the
finals, this team left me feeling positive about tomorrow.
The sun will come up tomorrow and it might even be the color
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Each week during the basketball season the Sun Advocate highlights two players from the Carbon High girls and boys basketball teams.
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Jordan has played basketball as long as he can remember. He also enjoys football and played wide receiver for the team this year. His favorite class is his manufacturing class. He has two older brothers, one younger brother and one older sister.
He wants to attend college in Florida or at the U of U after he graduates.
Freshman Patricia Smith loves to play basketball, softball and soccer.
She is a guard on the basketball team. She plays shortstop on the softball team and is a mid fielder for soccer.
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Santa Claus is in the house!
Here we have a really unusual Steiff Santa, he is 31 cm and in like new condition. He was made in the very early 1960's. The blue tag on his suit is a customs tag from Ottawa, Canada, giving permission to import the item to the country from Germany. It is very, very unusual to find this item in this size, and in this condition, and the blue tag is a big bonus from the collector's perspective.
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MELVILLE, N.Y., September 8, 2013 – Believing that the foundation of graphic communications is rooted in the ability to dramatically capture and convey creative ideas, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, comes to PRINT 13 (booth #502 at McCormick Place in Chicago, September 8-12) to demonstrate solutions that enable customers to engage their target audiences in creative ways.
With the theme of "Enabling Creativity," the Canon booth will feature the look and feel of a museum gallery to reflect the creative possibilities that are enabled with Canon solutions. At the center of the booth is the Solutions Gallery where attendees can see demonstrations on a range of Canon and partner solutions to help enable new business opportunities and streamline workflows in the areas of collateral creation, book publishing, commercial photo, proofing, direct mail, display graphics and transactional printing. Visitors will also have an opportunity to talk with and get advice from G7® Experts (trained and certified professionals in the field of color management, process and quality control for proofing and printing equipment), workflow consultants and business development leaders regarding their specific business needs and opportunities.
An Application Showcase will highlight examples from Canon customers that push the boundaries of print and feature an eclectic portfolio of output, many of which have the elegance of meticulously crafted artwork. The Applications Showcase will also serve to demonstrate the capabilities of the Canon solutions that were used in the creation of the customer applications, with accompanying case studies being made available to visitors.
Another feature experience in the Canon booth will be the Publishing Studio, which aims to couple an attendee's needs with the appropriate Canon solution. After a brief, three-question survey that reveals the attendee's unique business profile, his or her photograph will be taken and rendered within a magazine-type takeaway - the content of which will directly correlate with their profile and the Canon solution that addresses their specific business needs.
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Welcome to Bo'Vine. Meats, Wines & Good Friends.
What's in a name? Byres Road; this is where cows were milked for the Glasgow Market. Bó; that's Gaelic for Cow. Beau; we borrowed that from the French and it is pronounced "Bo" meaning beautiful or handsome. Vine French "Élaboration du vin viné"; that's the preparation of fortified wine and, of course, a type of climbing plant on which grapes grow. Bovine, a noun, is an animal of the cattle group which also includes buffaloes and bisons. So, Bo'Vine; a delightful new restaurant for meats, wines and good friends. Enjoy your meal!


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North Face
Defroster Jacket (Women's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 32689
Technical and comfortable fleece with all-mountain versatility. Features The North Face FlashDry technology, which works with your body to improve dry time.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- Pontetorto hard-faced fleece has a wide comfort range, packs small and resists abrasion
- FlashDry™ panels extend comfort range and vastly improve dry time
- Harness- and pack-friendly alpine handwarmer pockets
Gender: Women's
Weight: 12.8 oz (365 g)
Material: Nylon, elastane double knit w/ FlashDry
Fit: Center Back Length: 25"
Season: S13
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